Do you love cracking crosswords and completing jigsaws? Can you solve a Rubik’s cube in record breaking time? Do you stay up late solving sudoku puzzles? If this sounds like you, then we’ve found your perfect STEM career paths. From data science to cybersecurity, in the above video we share seven puzzle solving STEM jobs where you’ll get paid to flex your logic skills all day long!
If you’re looking for more info on the puzzle solving STEM jobs mentioned in the video, we’ve rounded up a bunch of articles, profiles and quizzes that will help you explore each one in further detail.
Cybersecurity consultant
- Cyber security careers: Live webinar recording
- 4 surprising cyber security career paths
- 5 myth busting cyber security careers
Programmer
- Here’s a list of all the computer science jobs we can think of
- Profile: Elywn Campbell – Programmer
- Quiz: Should I study computer science?
Forensic scientist
- Profile: Dr Kari Pitts – Forensic scientist
- Profile: Samara Garrett-Rickman – Forensic scientist
- Quiz: Which forensic scientist are you?
Actuary
- 3 reasons you don’t have to be a ‘genius’ to be good at maths
- 5 careers in mathematics that might surprise you
- Quiz: Are you an actuary or accountant?
Data scientist
- Want a data science job? Find out how from a real-life data scientist
- Year of the data science jobs
- Data scientist job kit
Mechanical engineer
- Profile: Catherine Isaac – Mechanical engineer at Cochlear
- How to become an engineer: Live webinar recording
- 4 quick quizzes any wannabe engineer should take
Neurologist
- Profile: Muireann Irish – Cognitive neuroscientist
- Profile: Elizabeth Thomas – Cognitive neuroscientist
- Careers with science
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Author: Louise Meers
Louise is the acting digital editor for Careers with STEM. She has a journalism degree from the University of Technology, Sydney and has spent over a decade writing for youth. She is passionate about inspiring young people to achieve their biggest goals.