STEMTRACK CAREER EXPLORER

Explore where STEM can take you.

Start with what you study, then add how you like to work. See strong matches first, with a few worthwhile routes you may not have considered.

01 · YOUR STEM BACKGROUND

Start with what you study.

Choose one field as a launch point. Clear it at any time to return to a neutral view.

02 · HOW YOU LIKE TO WORK

What kind of work sounds energising?

LIVE CAREER MATCHES

Computer Science

5 career directions

Direct matchComputer Science is a mapped background for this direction.

Build & Engineer

Aerospace Engineer

Design and assure aircraft, propulsion, space and complex flight systems.

Computer ScienceEngineeringPhysics

Explore: Airbus · Rolls-Royce

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Direct matchComputer Science is a mapped background for this direction.

Analyse & Model

Data Scientist

Use data, statistics and computation to answer consequential questions.

Computer ScienceMathematicsPhysics

Explore: Google · Microsoft

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Direct matchComputer Science is a mapped background for this direction.

Protect & Regulate

Patent Attorney

Use scientific understanding and legal reasoning to protect technical inventions.

Computer ScienceChemistryBiology

Explore: GSK · Siemens

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Direct matchComputer Science is a mapped background for this direction.

Commercialise & Grow

Technical Product Manager

Turn user needs and technical possibilities into a focused product direction.

Computer ScienceEngineeringPhysics

Explore: Microsoft · Siemens

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Direct matchComputer Science is a mapped background for this direction.

Advise & Strategise

Technology Consultant

Help organisations choose, design and deliver technology-enabled change.

Computer ScienceEngineeringMathematics

Explore: Accenture · Deloitte

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UNEXPECTED DIRECTIONS

Unexpected directions from Computer Science

These crossover paths connect familiar STEM capabilities to work students may not meet in the classroom.

Computer ScienceBiotech Researcher

Computational methods reveal patterns in biological experiments and data.

Computer ScienceEnergy Systems Analyst

Optimisation and software skills help model complex energy networks.

Computer SciencePatent Attorney

Technical fluency helps explain and protect software-led inventions.