GIS Remote Sensing × Strengths: Analytical & Logical Thinking
For Those Strong in Analytical & Logical Thinking
This collection features jobs that may suit those who are relatively comfortable organizing data and information and thinking logically.
Of course, some degree of analytical and logical thinking is required in any job. The jobs introduced here tend to offer more opportunities to utilize such abilities. Furthermore, analytical skills come in many forms - from working with data to interpreting situations - and the methods and depth vary from person to person.
Please use this as a reference to discover how your analytical perspective can be put to use.
6 jobs found.
Oceanographic Survey Technician
A technical occupation that observes and analyzes oceanographic data such as waves, currents, water temperature, and salinity at sea or along the coast, used for marine environment assessment, ship navigation support, and coastal construction planning.
Environmental Assessment Engineer
An engineer who investigates and evaluates the environmental impacts of development projects and initiatives, ensures compliance with laws and regulations, and proposes environmental conservation measures.
Weather Forecaster
Specialist who analyzes observational data, predicts atmospheric conditions, and creates and provides weather forecasts.
Earthquake Researcher
A natural science research position that studies earthquake phenomena through seismology theory, observation, and analysis, contributing to disaster prevention and mitigation.
Geological Researcher
Specialist profession that studies the Earth's structure, composition, and history using geological theories and methods.
Forestry Experiment Station Researcher
Forestry Experiment Station Researchers are specialists who conduct research and development on breeding, cultivation, and conservation technologies for forest resources at public forestry experiment stations and similar facilities.