STEM and Healthcare Career Community

Internships & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
4. LinkedIn:NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

1. Animal Behavior Society
2. American Association for Laboratory Animal Science
3. American Association of Zoo Keepers
4. Animal Behavior Management Alliance
5. International Wildlife Rehabilitation Council
6. International Marine Animal Trainers Association
7. International Zoo Educators Association
8. Association of Professional Dog Trainers
9. International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants
10. Pet Partners

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Zookeeping, Training, Veterinary, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Animal & Wildlife. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and then click here to view many relevant videos and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation.

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists
• Animal Care and Service Workers
• Veterinary Assistants and Laboratory Animal Caretakers
• Veterinarians
• Veterinary Technologists and Technicians
• Farmers, Ranchers, and Other Agricultural Managers

Amazing Alumni!
We have so many alumni working in Animal & Wildlife! Titles like “Zoologist”, “Park Ranger”, “Programs Specialist”, “Aquatic Restoration and Resiliency Coordinator”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

 You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant:

• Communication
• Teams and Collaboration
• Leadership Skills
• Time Management
• Personal Effectiveness
• Note Taking
• Decision-Making

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internships & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
3. Indeed.com:NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
4. LinkedIn:NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• National Defense Industrial Association
• National Defense Transportation Association
• Association of Science and Technology Centers
• National Academy of Sciences (NAS)
• The National Academies of Science: Sciences, Engineering, Medicine
• Women in Defense
• The Society of Industrial Security Professionals
• American Logistics Association
• The Council of Defense and Space Industry Associations (CODSIA)

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Engineering, IT, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Defense. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation.

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Information Security Analysts
• Logisticians
• Aerospace Engineers
• Electrical and Electronics Engineers
• Military Careers

Amazing Alumni
We have so many alumni working in Defense! Titles like “Electrical Engineer”, “Program Management Analyst”, “IT Professional”, “Data Integration Specialist”, and so much more!  You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning Courses & Relevant Pathways

• Data Science
• Data Analysis
• Project Management Skills
• Security
• Network and System Administration
• Decision-Making

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internship & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
2. Handshake: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
4. LinkedIn:NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

1. North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners (NABCEP)
2. US Oil and Gas Association
3. Association of Energy Services Professionals (AESP)
4. American Public Gas Association
5. American Gas Association
6. United States Energy Association 
7. International Association of Oil and Gas Producers
8. The American Association of Blacks in Energy (AABE)
9. Association of Energy Engineers
10. Association For Energy Affordability

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Engineering, Operations, Research, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in the Oil and Gas Energy Industry. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation.

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Petroleum Engineers
• Geoscientists
• Architects
• Civil Engineers
• Electrical and Electronics Engineers
• Materials Engineers
• Power Plant Operators, Distributors, and Dispatchers

Amazing Alumni!
We have so many alumni working in the Oil and Gas Industry! Titles like “Assistant technical Director”, “Measurement Design and Systems Engineer”, “Project Geologist”, “Senior Technician”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Machine Learning
• Product and Manufacturing
• Data Analysis
• Data Visualization
• Communication
• Teams and Collaboration

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internship & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
4. LinkedIn:NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

1. American Solar Energy Society
2. The Business Council for Sustainable Energy
3. Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI)
4. National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC)
5. Energy Systems Integration Group
6. Women of Renewable Industries and Sustainable Energy (WRISE)
7. US Renewable Energy Association (USREA)
8. Global Green
9. North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners (NABCEP)
10. United States Energy Association
11. Association of Energy Services Professionals (AESP)

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Engineering, Operations, Research, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in the Renewable Energy industry. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation.

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Agricultural Engineers
• Architects
• Civil Engineers
• Electrical and Electronics Engineers
• Materials Engineers
• Power Plant Operators, Distributors, and Dispatchers
• Wind Turbine Technicians

Amazing Alumni!
We have so many alumni working in Renewable Energy! Titles like “Director of Clean Energy Solutions”, “Electrical Engineer”, “Strategic Energy Advisor”, “Technical Product Manager”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

 You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

 LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Stay Ahead in Sustainability and Green Building
• Sustainability Strategies
• Product and Manufacturing
• Project Management Skills
• Data Analysis
• Data Visualization
• Communication
• Teams and Collaboration

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internship & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
4. LinkedIn:NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

1. American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists
2. Association of Clinical Research Professionals
3. Engineering in Medicine & Biology Society
4. National Association for Healthcare Quality
5. Women in Bio
6. American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
7. Biophysical Society
8. Society for Developmental Biology
9. American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE)
10. Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology (FASEB)

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Research, Engineering, Clinical , etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Biotechnology.  To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation.

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Biological Technicians
• Bioengineers and Biomedical Engineers
• Biochemists and Biophysicists
• Environmental Engineering Technologists and Technicians
• Quality Control Inspectors

Amazing Alumni!
We have so many alumni working in Biotechnology! Titles like “Research Associate”, “Lead BioTech Production Specialist”, “Project Manager and Research Scientist”, “Quality Systems Administrator”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Project Management Skills
• Data Analysis
• Statistics
• Personal Effectiveness
• Communication
• Teams and Collaboration
• Meeting Skills
• Time Management

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internship & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms. 

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
4. LinkedIn:NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

1. American Meteorological Society
2. Air & Waste Management Association
3. Association of Climate Change Officers
4. Environmental Design Research Association
5. Environmental Information Association
6. National Association of Environmental Professionals
7. National Environmental, Safety and Health Training Association (NESHTA)
8. National Environmental Health Association (NEHA)
9. National Ground Water Association (NGWA)
10. North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE)
11. Society of Environmental Toxicology & Chemistry (SETAC)

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Meteorology, Energy, Water Resources, Environmental Health, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Environmental Sciences. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and then click here to view many relevant videos and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation.

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Atmospheric Scientists, Including Meteorologists
• Environmental Engineers
• Environmental Scientists and Specialists
• Environmental Science and Protection Technicians
• Conservation Scientists and Foresters
• Agricultural and Food Scientists
• Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists

Amazing Alumni!
We have so many alumni working in Environmental Sciences! Titles like “Environmental Health and Safety Manager”, “Project Manager and Air Technician”, “Climate Change Researcher”, “Aquatic Restoration and Resiliency Coordinator”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Sustainability Services
• Communication
• Decision-Making
• Project Management Skills
• Project Leadership
• Time Management
• Leadership Skills
• Organizational Skills

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internship & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms. 

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
4. LinkedIn:NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

1. American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
2. American Association for Anatomy
3. American Institute of Biological Sciences
4. Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology (FASEB)
5. World Health Organization
6. The Nature Conservancy
7. American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
8. Engineering in Medicine & Biology Society
9. National Association for Healthcare Quality
10. Society of Clinical Research Associates

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Academic, Government, Non-profit, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Life Sciences. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation.

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Biochemists and Biophysicists
• Chemical Technicians
• Chemists and Materials Scientists
• Conservation Scientists and Foresters
• Environmental Scientists and Specialists
• Forensic Science Technicians
• Medical Scientists
• Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists

Amazing Alumni!
We have so many alumni working in Life Sciences! Titles like “Chemist”, “Lab Technician”, “Medical Specialist”, “Experimental Researcher”, and so much more! You can view their amazing career paths on LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Communication
• Teams and Collaboration
• Meeting Skills
• Time Management
• Project Management Skills
• Data Analysis
• Statistics
• Personal Effectiveness

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internship & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
4. LinkedIn:NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

1. American Association of Healthcare Administration Management
2. American College of Healthcare Executives
3. American Health Information Management Association
4. American Occupational Therapy Association
5. American Physical Therapy Association
6. Society of Diagnostic Medical Sonography
7. American Association for Respiratory Care
8. American Dental Associations
9. Academy of Medical-Surgical Nurses
10. American Academy of Nursing
11. American Society of Health-System Pharmacists
12. North American Society for Cardiovascular Imaging
13. Society of Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Diagnostic, Clinical, Therapy, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Allied Health. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation.

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Physical Therapists
• Physician Assistants
• Dental Hygienists
• Registered Nurses
• Clinical Laboratory Technologists and Technicians
• Dietitians and Nutritionists

Amazing Alumni!
We have so many alumni working in Allied Health! Titles like “Health Project Manager”, “Corrective Exercise Specialist”, “Public Health Associate”, “Physician Assistant ”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Data Analysis
• Customer Service Skills
• Communication
• Teams and Collaboration
• Data Visualization
• Writing
• Spreadsheets
• Project Management Skills

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internship & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
4. LinkedIn:NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

1. American Health Information Management Association
2. American Medical Informatics Association
3. American Nursing Informatics Association
4. Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society
5. Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education
6. Health Care Compliance Association
7. American Association of Healthcare Administrative Management
8. American Society of Medical Society Executives
9. American Society for Health Care Risk Management

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Management, Informatics, Operations, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Health Information. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation.

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Medical Records and Health Information Specialists
• Medical and Health Services Managers
• Claims Adjusters, Appraisers, Examiners, and Investigators
• Medical Transcriptionists

Amazing Alumni
We have so many alumni working in Health Information! Titles like “Chief Information Officer”, “Contact Tracer”, “Data Integrity Specialist”, “Health Insurance Navigator”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your  profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Data Analysis
• Data Visualization
• Communication
• Teams and Collaboration
• Project Management Skills
• Leadership Skills
• Time Management

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internship & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
4. LinkedIn:NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

1. Association of Occupational Healthcare Professionals
2. Integrated Healthcare Association
3. National Association for Healthcare Professionals
4. American School Health Association
5. American Public Health Association
6. Society for Adolescent Health and Medicine
7. Association for Health Care Environment
8. Health Care Compliance Association
9. American Nurses Association
10. American College of Emergency Physicians

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Laboratory Technician, Physician, Nurse etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Direct Patient Care. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation.

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Athletic Trainers
• Clinical Laboratory Technologists and Technicians
• EMTs and Paramedics
• Home Health and Personal Care Aides
• Occupational Therapists
• Physicians and Surgeons
• Registered Nurses
• Veterinarians

Amazing Alumni!
We have so many alumni working in Healthcare with Direct Patient Care! Titles like “Patient Care Coordinator”, “Registered Nurse”, “Radiology Services Liaison”, “Physical Therapist”, and so much more! You can view their amazing career paths on LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Compassionate Presence
• Communication
• Leadership skills
• Teams and Collaboration
• Writing
• Personal Effectiveness
• Data Analysis
• Customer Services skills
• Spreadsheets

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internship & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
4. LinkedIn:NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

1. American Society for Information Science and Technology (ASIS&T)
2. Association for Computing Machinery
3. Association for Women in Computing
4. American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) 
5. Computing Research Association (CRA)
6. International Association Of Computer Science And Information Technology
7. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
8. Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM)
9. The Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA)

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Typical Job Titles

Depending on what you are seeking (Engineering, Research, Administration, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Computer Programming and Software Development. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation.

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Computer and Information Research Scientists
• Computer Hardware Engineers
• Computer Network Architects
• Computer Programmers
• Database Administrators
• Electrical and Electronics Engineers
• Network and Computer Systems Administrators
• Software Developers, Quality Assurance Analysts, and Testers

Amazing Alumni!
We have so many alumni working in the Computer Programming & Software Development Industry! Titles like “Software Development Engineer”, “Software Developer”, “Web Application Developer”, “Programmer Analyst”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Software Development
• Programming Foundations: Fundamentals
• Project Management Skills
• Data Analysis
• Communication
• Teams and Collaboration

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internship & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms. 

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
4. LinkedIn:NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

1. American Society for Information Science and Technology (ASIS&T)
2. Association for Computing Machinery
3. Association of Computer Engineers and Technicians (ACE – ACET)
4. Computer and Communications Industry Association
5. Computing Research Association (CRA)
6. International Association Of Computer Science And Information Technology
7. Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA)
8. The Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA)

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Support, Technology Management, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Information Technology Support and Services. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation.

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Computer and Information Research Scientists
• Computer Systems Analysts
• Information Security Analysts

Amazing Alumni!
We have so many alumni working in the Information Technology Support and Services Industry! Titles like “Information Technology Specialist”, “Clinical Information Systems Specialist”, “Business Intelligence Analyst”, “IT Applications Engineer”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Database Administration
• Data Resource Management
• IT Help Desk
• Communication
• Teams and Collaboration

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internship & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

1. Network and System Professionals Association (NaSPA)
2. The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF)
3. Computer and Communications Industry Associations (CCIA)
4. Internet Society (ISOC)
5. Association for Information Systems (AIS)
6. Association for Computing Machinery
7. Women in Technology
8. Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA)

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Analysis, Engineering, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Network Systems. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation.

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Computer and Information Research Scientists
• Computer Network Architects
• Computer Support Specialists
• Computer Systems Analysts
• Database Administrators
• Network and Computer Systems Administrators
• ●      Software Developers, Quality Assurance Analysts, and Testers
  
  

Amazing Alumni!
We have so many alumni working in Network Systems! Titles like “Network and Systems Administrator”, “Director of Network Architecture”, “Control Systems Engineer”, “Cyber Security Technical Analyst”, and so much more! You can view their amazing career paths on LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Network and System Administration
• Database Management
• IT Help Desk
• Project Management Skills
• Data Analysis
• Communication
• Personal Effectiveness

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internship & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

1. American Communications Association
2. Association for Computing Machinery
3. International Communication Association
4. Information Technology Industry Council (ITI)
5. International Web Association
6. Social Media Association
7. Society for Technical Communication (STC)
8. U.S. Internet Industry Association
9. Web Professionals

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Programming, Analyzing, Planning, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Web and Digital Communications . To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation.

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Computer Programmers
• Information Security Analysts
• Software Developers, Quality Assurance Analysts, and Testers
• Web Developers and Digital Designers

Amazing Alumni!
We have so many alumni working in the Web and Digital Communications Industry! Titles like “Data Integration Specialist”, “Virtual Reality Software Engineer”, “Account Executive - National Digital Partnerships”, “Ad Operations Analyst”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Web Design
• Computer Science Principles: Digital Information
• Data Visualization
• Communication
• Teams and Collaboration

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internship & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
4. LinkedIn:NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

1. Association for Manufacturing Excellence
2. International Warehouse Logistics Association
3. International Society of Logistics
4. Warehouse Education and Research Council
5. Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals
6. National Association of Manufacturers
7. Institute for Supply Management
8. Association for Supply Chain Management
9. Institute for Operations Research and Management Sciences
10. Reverse Logistics Association

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Management, Supply, Warehouse, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Logistics and Inventory Control. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation.

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Administrative Services and Facilities Managers
• Logisticians
• Management Analysts
• Operations Research Analysts
• Purchasing Managers, Buyers, and Purchasing Agents

Amazing Alumni!
We have so many alumni working in Logistics and Inventory Control! Titles like “Vice President of Operations”, “Purchasing Manager”, “Export Manager”, “Supply Chain Material Planner”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Data Analysis
• Customer Service Skills
• Communication
• Operations Management
• Teams and Collaboration
• Project Management Skills
• Time Management

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internship & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
4. LinkedIn:NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

1. American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
2. Engine Manufacturers Association
3. Insulation Contractors Association of America (ICAA)
4. International Maintenance Institute
5. National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA)
6. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
7. National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE)
8. Society for Maintenance and Reliability Professionals (SMRP)

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking, there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Maintenance, Installation and Repair. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation.

Typical Skills Needed for Success

As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Administrative Services and Facilities Managers
• Aircraft and Avionics Equipment Mechanics and Technicians
• Electrical and Electronics Installers and Repairers
• Electrical and Electronics Engineers
• General Maintenance and Repair Workers
• Mechanical Engineers
• Medical Equipment Repairers
• Telecommunications Equipment Installers and Repairers

Amazing Alumni!
We have so many alumni working in the Maintenance, Installation and Repair! Titles like “Electrician”, “Area Manager”, “Maintenance Reliability Planner”, “Global Automation Liaison”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Data Analysis
• Database Management
• Project Management
• Personal Effectiveness
• Business Strategy
• Communication
• Teams & Collaboration

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internship & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
4. LinkedIn:NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

1. American Society of Safety Professionals
2. American Society for Quality (ASQ)
3. Association for Manufacturing Excellence
4. Association for Manufacturing Technology
5. International Academy for Production Engineering
6. National Association of Manufacturing
7. Product Development and Management Association
8. Society of Manufacturing Engineers
9. The Manufacturing Technologies Association

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Management, Engineering, Technician, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Manufacturing Production Process Development. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and then click here to view many relevant videos and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation. 

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Bioengineers and Biomedical Engineers
• Chemical Engineers
• Industrial Engineers
• Industrial Production Managers
• Mechanical Engineers
• Operations Research Analysts
• Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers

Amazing Alumni!
We have so many alumni working in the Manufacturing Production Process Development! Titles like “Product Development and Production Manager”, “Manufacturing Engineer”, “Operations Director”, “Logistics Specialist”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Business Strategy
• Communication
• Teams & Collaboration
• Data Analysis
• Project Management

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internship & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms. 

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
4. LinkedIn:NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first

1. Society of Quality Assurance
2. American Society for Quality
3. Chartered Quality Insurance
4. National Committee for Quality Assurance
5. Research Quality Association
6. American Society for Testing and Materials
7. American Board of Quality Assurance and Utilization Review Physicians

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Analyst, Manager, Consultant, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Quality Assurance. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and then click here to view many relevant videos and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation.

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Software Developers, Quality Assurance Analysts, and Testers
• Quality Control Inspectors
• Industrial Production Managers
• Industrial Engineers

Amazing Alumni!
We have so many alumni working in Human Resources! Titles like “Senior Quality Engineer”, “Quality Analyst”, “Compliance Specialist”, “Quality Assurance Specialist”, and so much more! You can view their amazing career paths on LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Decision Making
• Data Analysis
• Teams and Collaboration
• Writing
• Time Management
• Communication
• Leadership Skills
• Project Management Skills

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internship & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
4. LinkedIn:NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

1. American Association for Cancer Research
2. American Association for Clinical Chemistry
3. American College of Cardiology
4. Association for Molecular Pathology
5. College of American Pathologists
6. American Healthcare Radiology Administrators
7. Association of Clinical Research Professionals
8. The Center for Information & Study on Clinical Research Participation
9. Society of Clinical Research Associates

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Healthcare, Laboratory, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Clinical Research. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation.

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Medical Scientists
• Clinical Laboratory Technologists and Technicians
• Forensic Science Technicians

Amazing Alumni!
We have so many alumni working in Clinical Research! Titles like “Clinical Research Scientist”, “Research Director”, “Clinical Research Coordinator”, “Research Epidemiologist”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Customer Service
• Communication
• Teams and Collaboration
• Data Analysis
• Writing
• Time Management
• Decision-Making
• Personal Effectiveness

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internships & Full-Time Saved Searches

We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
2. Handshake: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando
4. LinkedIn:NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

1. American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
2. American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB)
3. The Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology
4. Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology (FASEB)
5. International Association for Great Lakes Research
6. International Research Institute for Climate and Society
7. National Science Foundation
8. The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine
9. American Physical Society (APS)

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking, there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Scientific Research. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation.

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Biochemists and Biophysicists
• Atmospheric Scientists, Including Meteorologists
• Biological Technicians
• Chemists and Materials Scientists
• Environmental Scientists and Specialists
• Computer and Information Research Scientists
• Agricultural and Food Scientists

Amazing Alumni
We have so many alumni working in Scientific Research! Titles like “Scientist of Cell Biology”, “Research Physical Scientist”, “Senior Data Scientist”, “Research Technologist”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning Courses & Relevant Pathways

• Data Analysis
• Database Development
• Project Management Skills
• Communication
• Teams and Collaboration
• Personal Effectiveness

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!