Data Analyst
Collect, clean and analyze data to answer business questions.
Explore careers across software, engineering, science, math and the skilled trades, and find the one that fits your interests, strengths and goals.
No degree needed: careers that need little or some preparation (O*NET Job Zones 1–2), or medium preparation (Zone 3) with an apprenticeship, certification or portfolio route.
35 careers
Collect, clean and analyze data to answer business questions.
Build statistical and machine learning models that predict outcomes from data.
Build, train and deploy machine learning models into production software.
Design, write, test and maintain software applications.
Build the screens, forms and interactions of websites in HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
Protect networks, applications and data from attacks and security breaches.
Study an organization's computer systems and specify improvements for engineers to build.
Install, secure, back up and tune the databases that store company data.
Build and run the servers, networks and storage on AWS, Azure or GCP.
Build and maintain apps for iOS and Android phones and tablets.
Build websites and web apps, from browser pages to the server behind them.
Write the server code, APIs and databases that web and mobile apps call.
Automate software builds, deployments and monitoring so teams release safely.
Test software to find bugs and write automated checks that catch regressions.
Build the pipelines that collect, clean and store data for analysis.
Troubleshoot and fix computers, software, accounts and network problems for users.
Create the rules, levels and systems that define how a game plays.
Design how apps and websites look, flow and respond to users.
Plan and run technology projects so they finish on schedule and budget.
Teach employees and customers how to use software, tools and systems.
Teach programming and computer science in high schools or colleges.
Design and oversee construction of roads, bridges, buildings and water systems.
Design, build and test machines, engines and mechanical devices.
Design and test electrical equipment, from power systems to circuit boards.
Study the chemical and physical processes inside living cells.
Set up and run laboratory experiments for biologists and medical researchers.
Test blood, tissue and body fluids to help doctors diagnose patients.
Analyze substances and develop new compounds, materials and products.
Study matter, energy and forces through experiments, theory and simulation.
Research and develop metals, polymers, ceramics and composites for new products.
Design surveys and experiments and analyze the resulting data.
Calculate the financial risk of insurance, pension and investment plans.
Build mathematical models that find the best schedules, routes and resource plans.
Install, maintain and repair wiring and electrical systems in buildings.
Repair and maintain the machines used in factories and power plants.