Brand managers are responsible for the customer perspective of a brand. They work to increase brand awareness and the way potential customers connect and interact with a brand and the products offered. Let’s take a look at the day to day responsibilities of a Brand Manager.
Research Engineers work in a wide range of industries - from mechanical to chemical engineering, and medical fields. So what do they do exactly? Let's find out!
FPGA Engineers work to program, design, and develop FPGA logic chips for use in day to day applications such as medical, security, or communications. Let’s take a look at what they do!
EDI specialists are professionals with great expertise with Electronic Data Interchange (EDI). They are responsible for implementing EDI within organizations and ensuring the correct operation of the system. But what do they do on a daily basis? Let’s find out!
Structural Engineers work with Architects to form the skeletal system of houses, buildings, and other structures. They are essential in maintaining the stability and core structure of any construction process. How do you become a Structural Engineer and what are the day to day tasks? Role overviewResponsibilitiesSkillsBackgroundSalary Role of a...
Big Data Engineer(s) work with a large array of complex datasets. As our world increasingly depends on these databases, their role is crucial in managing and handling data systems and tools. Let’s take a closer look at the role and job profile: Role overviewResponsibilitiesSkillsBackgroundSalary Job Profile What does a Big Data Engineer do? Is the...
Mainframe Developers work on large central computer systems, i.e., mainframes that are capable of running at high speeds and can perform large scale organization, calculations, and storage. Let’s take a closer look at the role of a Mainframe Developer. Role overviewResponsibilitiesSkillsBackgroundSalary What is Mainframe Development? A...
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Risk managers are responsible for the risk relating to corporate activities. These can include finance, control, product development, quality management or organizational and corporate development.
Test engineer(s) check the quality of the products throughout the production cycle to make sure it matches the needs and expectations of the customer. Depending on the product, different criteria are used to check the quality, e.g, functionality, durability, safety and speed. Experienced test engineers may also be responsible for training and...