Dive into jobroles

Video games designers come up with stories, characters and rules. Their job is to create an entirely original, entertaining and captivating universe. A bit like screenwriters, but for gaming.

The fact you can call your grandma any time, day or night, is thanks to them. Telecoms engineers design the devices that allow information to flow from A to B.

Nike, Apple, Samsung, Dior... brands are everywhere you look. And given we all instantly know what brands do and represent, it’s no secret, they owe it all to excellent brand managers!

Every time a plane flies over and doesn’t crash land on your head, you have an aerospace engineer to thank. Their job requires plenty of knowledge, from electronics and aerodynamics to IT, optics, mechanics and more.

Whether packaging up books in a warehouse or working on online deliveries for a big supermarket brand, order pickers collect and pack products with one primary goal in mind: customer satisfaction.

“Just do it”. “Because you’re worth it”. “Think different”. Just a few phrases that have been forever etched on our brains and have become part of everyday life, which get quoted all the time.

Specialists in the water cycle, hydrologists manage the quality and quantity of water available to us. They work to make the best possible use of our planet’s aquatic resources.

Communications directors organise the entire communications strategy for their company, institution or organisation. They play with the public’s unconscious mind to get them to identify with a brand, name or idea.

Customer files, sales figures, employee contact details... data is what keeps businesses afloat these days! And database administrators are there to ensure data is kept safe, secure and accessible at all times.

These creative professionals use all their talents to help companies with their branding. As at ease with a blank piece of paper as they are behind a screen, graphic designers come up with all manner of colourful posters, websites and original logos!

A strategic role, business intelligence consultants review and analyse huge amounts of company data before suggesting optimisation solutions. They uncover the hidden secrets in data before passing them onto company bosses!

Sometimes known as yield managers, revenue managers play around with pricing levels to try to sell as many tickets or services as possible.

Trade shows, galas, festivals, sporting events, conferences... to organise these big events, we rely on events managers to make sure everything runs like clockwork!

Whether based in a factory or at a company’s head office, management controllers are chiefly responsible for producing key financial indicators and data that help company directors monitor performance and take informed decisions. Their tasks range from producing annual figures to analysing and interpreting them.

Passionate booklovers as well as outstanding leaders, library managers deal with political, cultural, social and economic issues on a daily basis.