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The training developer is engaged in developing training materials for an organization, with an emphasis on employee training at all levels of the organization. Among other things, they create e-learning modules, develop face-to-face and online training materials, maintain training materials, and more. The training development process involves identifying specific organizational needs and providing dedicated training solutions for them.

An electrician is a professional who specializes in the installation, repair, and maintenance of low-voltage electrical systems. Their training primarily focuses on practical skills required for fieldwork, such as connecting electrical devices, troubleshooting, and maintaining electrical systems in homes, businesses, or industries. An electrician works with simple circuits, home electrical systems, electronic devices, and more. After completing their studies, they receive a practical electrician's license, which authorizes them to perform electrical work at certain levels.

A biotechnology engineer works with advanced technologies in the fields of biology and engineering to develop solutions for biological, medical, and agricultural industries. The role includes combining biological, chemical, and physical principles to develop products, processes, and services that impact human health, environmental quality, and other industries. A biotechnology engineer works on developing drugs, vaccines, innovative treatment methods, smart agriculture solutions, advanced genetic and agricultural processes, and healthy food products. Their work also includes conducting experiments, analyzing data, developing complex biological systems, and improving existing processes in biotechnology industries.

A CNC programmer is involved in the manufacturing process in the field of machining, and their role is to create a work program on a lathe machine in a computerized manner, using drawings or 3D models and writing relevant code. The lathe/milling operator is engaged in machining by operating computerized machines, according to the required process (turning or milling). The work is performed based on technical drawings, and using a variety of materials, such as plastic materials, wood, and metals.