STEM CAREER INTELLIGENCE

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STEM can take you.

Explore careers, companies and potential opportunities through the background, work and industries that matter to you.

15 career paths74 employers mapped11 industries explored

PERSONALISE STEMTRACK

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OPPORTUNITIES

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Siemens Energy

Pflichtpraktikant (w/m/d) im Ingenieurbereich

Mandatory engineering internship spanning turbine/generator development, manufacturing and project work in Mülheim.

Muelheim an der Ruhr, GermanyHybridUndergraduate · Master’s / PostgraduatePay — Not stated
EngineeringMaterials Science
Verified opportunityReview details
School-leaver / entry-level role Deadline not stated

Johnson Matthey

Operator I: Entry Level Operator

Entry-level industrial operations role providing hands-on exposure to chemical and manufacturing processes.

Royston, United KingdomWork format not statedSchool / Sixth Form · Graduate / Early CareerPay — Paid
ChemistryEngineering
Verified opportunityReview details
Graduate role Open

Airbus

AGGP2027 – Graduate Industrial Engineer I

US graduate industrial-engineering programme developing manufacturing and production expertise in Airbus operations.

Kinston, North Carolina, USAOn-siteGraduate / Early CareerPay — Paid
Engineering
Verified opportunityReview details

CAREER EXPLORER

Start with what you study—then how you like to work.

A STEM subject can lead into research, engineering, strategy, care, product development, communication and regulation.

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01Discover & Research02Build & Engineer03Analyse & Model04Advise & Strategise05Treat & Care06Commercialise & Grow07Teach & Communicate08Protect & Regulate

INDUSTRY LANDSCAPE

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SECTOR 01

Advanced Materials

Designing materials with tuned electrical, mechanical, optical and chemical performance.

STEM backgrounds
Materials Science · Chemistry · Physics
Career functions
Materials R&D · Process engineering · Manufacturing and quality
Employers
Johnson Matthey · Saint-Gobain · Corning
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SECTOR 02

Aerospace

Engineering safe aircraft, propulsion and civil space systems.

STEM backgrounds
Engineering · Physics · Materials Science
Career functions
Design engineering · Systems and safety · Test and certification
Employers
Airbus · Rolls-Royce · Safran
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SECTOR 03

Biotechnology

Using biological systems to create medicines, diagnostics, tools and sustainable processes.

STEM backgrounds
Biology · Medicine · Chemistry
Career functions
Discovery research · Bioinformatics and data · Bioprocess engineering
Employers
Amgen · Moderna · Illumina
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SECTOR 04

Chemicals

Transforming raw materials into products and processes used across modern industry.

STEM backgrounds
Chemistry · Engineering · Materials Science
Career functions
Chemical R&D · Process engineering · Operations and safety
Employers
BASF · Evonik · INEOS
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FEATURED EMPLOYERS

Companies building what’s next

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FEATURED STORY · Careers

How to test a STEM career direction before committing

A small, well-chosen experiment can teach you more than weeks of abstract career research.

30 August 2026 · 7 min readRead the story

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