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Your recommended path has been developed by aligning your strengths and interests to skills needed in specific careers. These recommendations show where you may fit within the agbioscience sector. If the results do not directly align with the education path, continue to explore how the results could be incorporated in your career goals. You can take the quiz as many times you like to explore additional careers.

Zoologists and Wildlife Biologist

Study animals, their behavior and their relationship to their environments.

Viticulturist

Experts in the growing of grapes and apply their knowledge to produce the quantity and quality of grapes needed to make wine.

Veterinary Technician

Exercise a combination of attention to detail and empathy to provide the best care for animals in a variety of settings.

Veterinary Pathologist

Diagnose diseases by going straight to the source—they examine animal tissues and body fluids—to help sustain animal health.

Veterinarian

Use their holistic knowledge to treat, protect and sustain animal life for years to come.

Training and Development Specialist

Train and coach others through work related development programs to improve individual skills or organizational performance.

Toxicologist

Investigate toxins, such as chemicals and radiation, and the adverse effects they can have on people and the environment.

Sustainability Specialist

Manage and promote sustainability initiatives at all levels of an organization.

Statistician

Use mathematics to analyze and interpret data in order to draw conclusions.

Solutions Architect

Design technical solutions that help organizations’ information and computer systems achieve their specific needs.

Soil Scientist

Explore and interpret soil characteristics to better understand earth’s land and water resources.

Software Quality Assurance Engineer and Tester

Perform testing throughout the development process to ensure that products meet design quality and are ready for end consumers.

Software Developer, Systems Software

Applying the principles of computer science and engineering to design and test operational back-end computer software systems.

Software Developer, Applications

Analyze the needs of businesses and consumers to design computer applications that will meet those needs.

Software Architect

Envision and design software applications — overseeing all development and ensuring technical standards are met.

Secondary Teacher

Teach agricultural, technical or engineering subjects to students at the high school level.

Scrum Master

Experts, coaches and facilitators for software development teams – ensuring all agreed upon practices and principles are followed.

Sales Representative

Sales professionals work directly with customers to identify their business needs and connect them to the products and services they represent.

Robotics Technician

Use their hands-on expertise in robotic equipment to improve and transform their work—and our lives.

Research Scientist

Design, collect and analyze information from controlled lab-based experiments, investigations and trials.

Research Development Manager

Investigate and study trends and available data so that organizations can develop new projects, products and services.

Remote Sensing Technician

Use photographs to depict the Earth and help us understand how we can best utilize it.

Regulatory Affairs Manager

Regulatory affairs managers plan, direct and organize projects that require regulatory compliance and procedural oversight.

Quality Control Analyst

Test and ensure that raw materials, manufactured and agricultural goods meet established production standards.

Production Development Food Specialist

Manage the development of new food products, from concept through execution.

Process Engineer

Design, implement and refine industrial processes and equipment that turn raw materials into an end product.

Precision Agriculture Technician

Use the tech-savviness to create more and better food, for humans and our environment.

Plant Pathologist

Evaluate plant health by identifying possible disease, pest and nutritional damages.

Plant Geneticist

Research and study plants and crops in order to create new varieties and increase desirable traits.

Plant Biologist

Protect our agricultural food sources and create strategies to maximize yield, so that farmers and landowners can feed the world.

Nutritionist

Ensure that the food products consumed by people are safe and support healthy lifestyles.

Molecular and Cellular Biologist

Explore, examine and seek understanding of living things at their most basic level—to make new discoveries.

Microbiologist

Study tiny organisms to understand how they influence our entire world and leverage that information to make an impact.

Meteorologist

Use scientific principles to understand, observe and forecast atmospheric conditions.

Mechanical Engineering Technician

Make mechanical engineering systems efficient and safe for our world.

Mechanical Engineer

Combine their knowledge of engineering, physics and math to create functional and effective systems that keep our world running.

Market Research Analyst and Marketing Specialist

Conduct research and analyze consumer, industry and sales trends to create business and market strategies.

Marketing Manager

Create and lead the voice of a product or brand by identifying customers and developing marketing plans.

Manufacturing Engineer

Use their prowess for efficiency and procedures to create more efficient production processes or practices.

Logistics Manager

Manage and determine appropriate supply chain processes and analyze inventories.

Legal Counsel

Advise clients on legal transactions and represent them in legal proceedings.

Laboratory Technician

Working independently and assisting scientists by performing research, leading experiments and testing equipment maintenance.

Information Technology Web Designer

Combine creative layout and technical expertise to build and continuously improve websites.

Information Technology Specialist

Apply their expertise to implement, monitor and maintain information technology systems.

Information Technology Project Manager

Oversee the planning, execution and team management for technology projects.

Information Technology Configurator

Focused on software function, ensuring that programs are optimized to best fit an organization’s needs.

Information Technology Architect

Provide business solutions through the planning and design of customized information systems.

Information Security Analyst

Plan and carry out security measures that shield information and computer systems from cyber-attacks.

Hydrologist

Our go-to scientists and activists for protecting one of Earth’s most precious resources: water.

Human Resources Manager

With a constant pulse on organizational matters, human resource managers are the eyes, ears and voice for employees of all experience levels.

Horticulturist

Apply knowledge to maximize the growth and health of fruits, vegetables, flowers and other types of plants.

Graphic Designer

Graphic designers use a variety of mediums to design and create graphics that meet a brand’s specific needs such as logos, packaging, sales materials and displays.

Geospatial Analytics Scientist

Master map readers—they analyze and assess geographical information and data to improve software for precision agriculture.

Fungicide Chemist

Studies chemical compounds to create new or improved formulations that protect crops from fungi.

Full Stack Developer

Well-versed in both front end and back end development, typically working on both simultaneously.

Formulation Chemist

Design and develop new agbioscience products and innovate existing products based on needs of consumers and the industry.

Food Scientist and Technologist

The experts on what our food is made of, helping sustain our food supply in a way that makes it taste good, and good for you.

Food Science Technician

Provide laboratory and field support to food scientists in research, development and quality control.

Food Safety Specialist

Ensure that the food we eat is safe for consumption and meets all regulatory requirements.

Flavor Technologist

Combine science, chemistry and creativity to develop flavorings used in consumable products.

Fermentation Scientist

Relate the microscopic fermentation process to everyday food and medicine, advocating and progressing its use.

Environmental Scientist

Problem solvers and researchers—identifying and solving the environment’s most challenging and pressing issues.

Environmental Engineering Technician

Protect the environment and human health by implementing the plans of environmental engineers.

Environmental Engineer

Design systems to protect the environment and public health from waste and pollution.

Entomologist

Knowledge of insects, how they impact our world and how we impact theirs is crucial to our ecosystem.

Electronics Engineering Technician

Assist engineers in the design and development of computers and other electronic equipment.

Electronics Engineer, Except Computer

Design, build and test electronic equipment and systems to continue to advance technology.

Electrical Engineer

Design, develop, test and solve problems related to devices and systems that produce, or are powered by, electricity.

Economist

Predict solutions to problems by studying economics and statistical data, conducting market research, preparing reports and formulating plans.

DevOps Engineer

Manages operational tasks associated with programs and development.

Design Engineer

Innovators and creative problem solvers who transform ideas into real world products.

Data Scientist

Responsible for mining large amounts of unstructured data to extract useful information.

Data Processor

Source, verify and formulate new information for organization databases.

Data Curator

Organize massive amounts of data to streamline the analytics process within all IT, science and business fields.

Database Architect

Investigators and problem solvers – creating and managing large, unique electronic databases to meet business needs.

Cybersecurity Engineer

Protect internet users from malicious cyber-attacks, hacking attempts and information breaches.

Conservation Scientist

Nature’s champion—overseeing, improving and protecting the quality of our natural resources.

Computer Systems Analyst

Unite organizations with advanced computing—applying customized solutions to improve operational output.

Computer Programmer

Write, test and fix the code that allows computers and software to function.

Computer Network Support Specialist

Monitor, evaluate and troubleshoot all computing issues for individual users and at an organizational level.

Computer Network Architect

Plan and design data and communication networks so devices can send and receive information.

Computer Hardware Engineer

Research, design, develop and test computer systems and related products.

Computer and Information Research Scientist

Problem solvers and innovators–developing new systems while also discovering modern ways to use existing technology.

Computational Chemist

Use chemical science and computer programming to simulate and solve real-world chemical problems.

Computational Biologist

Develop models to better understand biological systems and relationships.

Communications Manager

Plan, direct, or coordinate activities designed to create and maintain your brand’s public image or raise issue awareness for their organization or client.

Cloud Engineer

IT professionals who understand, consult and handle the technical workload relating to cloud computing.

Climate Change Analyst

Study weather patterns to predict climate change, evaluate its potential impact and work to improve environmental practices.

Chemist

Leaders in the lab; they help us understand the depths of the world we live in so we can make better decisions on how we use it.

Chemical Technician

Support chemists in the lab, getting hands-on to create processes and perform experiments.

Chemical Engineer

Apply the principles of chemistry, physics and engineering to design equipment and create processes that are more safe and efficient.

Biostatistician

Analyze data on living things to make predictions and draw conclusions.

Biologist

Studies life in all its forms, functions and its relationships to the environment.

Biological Technician

Help conduct scientific research by providing laboratory support to scientists and engineers.

Bioinformatics Scientist

Develop and use computer technology to manage, analyze and store large sets of biological data.

Bioengineer

Work on the cutting edge of technology and medicine, developing solutions to improve the quality of life.

Biochemist and Biophysicist

Study and conduct research on the chemical and physical properties of living things.

Aquatic Scientist

Study aquatic plant and animal life in the field or laboratory.

Animal Scientist

Animal scientists conduct research focused on the genetics, nutrition, growth, development and reproduction of domestic livestock and companion animals.