Develop economical industrial processes that make the huge range of products on which modern society depends, e.g: food and drink; fuel; artificial fibres; pharmaceuticals; chemicals; electronics, plastics; and clean water.

Environmental engineers focus on projects related to natural resources rather than man-made projects and prioritise environmental protection and conservation in design and development projects.

Co-ordinates research, designs, develops, and tests operating systems-level software and general computing applications.

Street cleaners collect litter from the street and other public areas. They keep pavements, roads and gutters clean, collect leaves, spread grit in icy conditions and empty litter bins.

Operates a crane to lift heavy loads on a building site or in a factory.

Water engineers work on projects such as flood defence schemes and sewer improvement programmes at all stages of their development and implementation.

Coordinate software development and design as part of a team. Develop, create, and modify general computer applications, software or specialised utility programs.

Applies plaster to walls and ceilings in all kinds of buildings.

Works distributing drugs and monitoring symptoms, side-effects, and results during clinical trials of new drugs.

Investigates why and how the yield in any manufacturing group is above or below target.

Automotive engineering is a branch of vehicle engineering which incorporates mechanical, electrical, electric and safety elements.

Enhances the environment in a video game by creating and optimising visual effects.