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Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Career Cluster Table |
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| Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) careers are exciting, challenging, and ever-changing. These workers conduct scientific research and development, apply engineering concepts to solve problems, and perform laboratory and testing services. Career opportunities range from high school science and math teachers to NASA astronauts. In New Hampshire, Project Lead The Way prepares students for careers in engineering and engineering technology. There are two career pathways in the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Cluster: |
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| Examples of jobs in this pathway: Aeronautical Engineer; Biomedical Engineer; Biotechnology Engineer; Chemical Engineer; Civil Engineer; Computer Hardware Engineer; Computer Science Technician; Computer Software Engineer; Construction Engineer; Drafter; Electrical Engineer; Electronics Technician; Energy Transmission Engineer; Environmental Engineer; Facilities Technician; Fire Protection Engineer; Geothermal Engineer; Hazardous Waste Technician; Human Factors Engineer; Industrial Engineer; Manufacturing Engineer; Manufacturing Technician; Manufacturing Processes Engineer; Marine Engineer; Materials Engineer; Mechanical Engineer; Metallurgic Engineer; Naval Engineer; Ocean Engineer; Pharmaceutical Engineer; Plastics Engineer; Safety Engineer; Sound Technician;. Structural Engineer; Survey Technician; Technical Writer; Telecommunications Engineer |
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| Examples of jobs in this pathway: Analytical Chemist; Anthropologist; Applied Mathematician; Archeologist; Astronomer; Astrophysicist; Atmospheric Scientist; Biologist; Botanist; Cartographer; Chemist; Conservation Scientist; Cryptographer; Demographer; Ecologist; Economist; Environmental Scientist; Geneticist; Geologist; Geophysicist; Herpetologist; Hydrologist; Ichthyologist; Inorganic Chemist; Laboratory Technician; Marine Scientist; Materials Analyst; Materials Scientist; Mathematician; Metallurgist; Meteorologist; Nanobiologist; Numerical Analyst; Nutritionist; Oceanographer; Organic Chemist; Ornithologist; Paleontologist; Physicist; Polymer Scientist; Science Teacher; Lab Technician; Scientific Visualization/Graphics Expert; Statistician; Technical writer; Toxicologist; Zoologist |
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