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A field installer deals with the installation of various products (electrical appliances, car accessories, solar panels, fiber optics) at the customer's home or business. The installer performs product installations while providing friendly customer service and considering the professional nature of the product itself, sometimes being required to perform additional sales/upgrade actions during the installation. Field installer is a dynamic position (located in a different place almost every day) requiring extensive judgment since the installer is the authority in the field and is responsible for solving problems that arise during work. Training is usually provided on the job and no prior certification is required, although previous experience in the technical field is considered a significant advantage.

Providing answers to questions and problems for company customers and internal clients. There are two types of customer service: face-to-face and telephone. Specific knowledge is sometimes required, especially when dealing with fields such as banking and insurance, where some simple inquiries are now handled by automated systems and artificial intelligence. Along with providing responses to customers, there is also a need to record it in the system to document the interaction for future needs and learning, as this documentation is increasingly being done with the help of smart tools that support the human representative.

A security inspector, whether at border crossings or airports, is responsible for conducting security checks on passengers, vehicles, and cargo to ensure the safety of the public and the security system. As part of their role, they use a variety of technological means such as scanning devices, metal detectors, dogs for detecting explosives or drugs, and also check passenger and cargo documents. The security inspector also performs checks professionally, while maintaining order and streamlining the transit process, and interacts with passengers and verifies the information they provide. The position requires high alertness, the ability to make decisions under pressure, and the ability to act accurately and quickly.

A brain researcher is a professional engaged in scientific research on the brain and nervous system, with the goal of understanding the structure, function, and physiology of the brain. The work includes conducting experiments, analyzing data, and writing scientific papers describing neurological, behavioral, and psychological processes. A brain researcher may also focus on understanding brain diseases such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and other neurological diseases, and work in academic, medical, or industrial research laboratories.