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  • Pharmaceutical engineer

    (4-hydroxybutyl)azanediyl)bis (hexane-6,1-diyl)bis(2-hexyldecanoate)… mean anything to you? Luckily, pharmaceutical engineers are here to help, overseeing the production of vaccines, medicines and medical products.

  • Industrial pharmacist

    Before launching a new day cream or antibiotic, someone needs to check every new product meets regulatory standards before giving it the green stamp of market approval. That’s where regulatory affairs officers come in.

  • Firefighter

    Road traffic accidents, floods, fires, pollution... for firefighters, no two days are ever the same. Whether they do their jobs voluntarily, professionally or in the military, they’re out there every day to protect us.

  • ICT business analysis manager

    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!

  • Museum director

    A night at the museum is ok, but why not every night in your own museum!? Probably the dream of every museum director at one time or another, who otherwise busy themselves overseeing the management of the museum’s collections. They also manage the museum’s finances, employees and communications strategy.

  • Radiographer

    Fractures, internal bleeding, even detecting tumours, radiographers – also known as medical imaging technicians – take X-rays to detect hidden medical problems in the body. Thanks to their all-seeing X-ray machines, nothing gets past them!

  • Arboriculturist

    Arboriculturists are farmers who specialise in horticulture: preparing, planting, observing and maintaining plants and trees of all different species throughout the year, come wind, rain or snow.

  • Oenologist

    The word oenologist comes from the Ancient Greek for wine, oînos, plus the suffix -ology, meaning the study of something. They’re the people who oversee and coordinate wine production and guarantee its quality.

  • Stonemason

    Whether building or renovating a family home, a public building or even an art installation, one thing’s for sure – we always need stonemasons. Their area of expertise? Major structural works!

  • Landscape architect

    A landscape architect’s canvas is the natural environment: they bring nature to life and showcase its beauty on roundabouts and grass verges... but also in more exciting locations, like green spaces, gardens and parks.

  • ICT presales engineer

    Fine strategists, keen observers and fantastic organisers, pre-sales engineers seize every opportunity that comes their way and convince their customers of the quality of their company’s products.

  • Automation engineer

    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.

  • Sommelier

    Whether in a gourmet restaurant or a big hotel, when it comes to choosing wine, champagne or spirits, sommeliers step out of the shadows from their cellar and reveal all their talents.

  • Bee breeder

    When you find out a third of the food we eat depends on the pollinating activities of bees, it makes you want to take care of them. And that’s exactly what beekeepers do!

  • Aesthetician

    Specialists in all things beauty who need excellent knowledge of cosmetic products, beauticians advise their clients, helping them enhance their natural beauty through various facial and body treatments.