Claire Renee Thompson clairereneethompson@gmail.com clairereneethompson.com

Skills and Work Activities Assessment below provided by www.careerinfonet.org

Your Skills Profile

Below is your Skills Profile based on the skills and activities you selected for Software Developers, Applications OR Computer Hardware Engineers OR Computer Programmers OR Computer Systems Analysts OR Computer Systems Engineers/Architects OR Software Developers, Systems Software OR Video Game Designers OR Web Administrators OR Web Developers.

Occupation List

Software Developers, Applications

Web Developers

Computer Programmers

Software Developers, Systems Software

Computer Hardware Engineers

Computer Systems Engineers/Architects

Computer Systems Analysts

Web Administrators

Video Game Designers

Skills List

Skill Name	Skill Level
Active Learning	Higher than Average
Active Listening	Higher than Average
Coordination	Higher than Average
Critical Thinking	Higher than Average
Equipment Maintenance	Higher than Average
Equipment Selection	Higher than Average
Installation	Higher than Average
Instructing	Higher than Average
Judgment and Decision Making	Higher than Average
Learning Strategies	Higher than Average
Management of Personnel Resources	Higher than Average
Mathematics	Higher than Average
Monitoring	Higher than Average
Negotiation	Higher than Average
Operation Monitoring	Higher than Average
Operation and Control	Higher than Average
Operations Analysis	Higher than Average
Programming	Higher than Average
Quality Control Analysis	Higher than Average
Reading Comprehension	Higher than Average
Science	Higher than Average
Service Orientation	Higher than Average
Social Perceptiveness	Higher than Average
Speaking	Higher than Average
Systems Analysis	Higher than Average
Systems Evaluation	Higher than Average
Technology Design	Higher than Average
Time Management	Higher than Average
Troubleshooting	Higher than Average
Writing	Higher than Average
Complex Problem Solving	Higher than Average

Desktop Computer Skills

Spreadsheets

Presentations

Internet

Navigation

Word Processing

Graphics

Databases

Detailed Work Activities

Advise customers on the use of products or services.

Analyze data to identify or resolve operational problems.

Analyze design requirements for computer or electronics systems.

Analyze market or customer related data.

Analyze project data to determine specifications or requirements.

Analyze security of systems, network, or data.

Analyze website or related online data to track trends or usage.

Apply information technology to solve business or other applied problems.

Apply mathematical principles or statistical approaches to solve problems in scientific or applied fields.

Assemble equipment or components.

Assess database performance.

Assign duties or work schedules to employees.

Collaborate with others to determine design specifications or details.

Collaborate with others to resolve information technology issues.

Collect data about customer needs.

Communicate project information to others.

Conduct research to gain information about products or processes.

Conduct validation tests of equipment or processes.

Confer with technical personnel to prepare designs or operational plans.

Configure computer networks.

Coordinate project activities with other personnel or departments.

Coordinate software or hardware installation.

Create databases to store electronic data.

Create physical models or prototypes.

Design electronic or computer equipment or instrumentation.

Design software applications.

Design websites or web applications.

Determine operational criteria or specifications.

Develop detailed project plans.

Develop diagrams or flow charts of system operation.

Develop guidelines for system implementation.

Develop performance metrics or standards related to information technology.

Develop specifications or procedures for website development or maintenance.

Develop testing routines or procedures.

Document design or development procedures.

Document operational activities.

Document operational procedures.

Document technical specifications or requirements.

Estimate time or monetary resources needed to complete projects.

Evaluate utility of software or hardware technologies.

Implement security measures for computer or information systems.

Install computer hardware.

Install computer software.

Manage documentation to ensure organization or accuracy.

Manage information technology projects or system activities.

Modify software programs to improve performance.

Monitor computer system performance to ensure proper operation.

Monitor processes for compliance with standards.

Monitor the security of digital information.

Prepare analytical reports.

Prepare data for analysis.

Prepare graphics or other visual representations of information.

Prepare procedural documents.

Provide recommendations to others about computer hardware.

Provide technical guidance to other personnel.

Provide technical support for software maintenance or use.

Read documents to gather technical information.

Recommend changes to improve computer or information systems.

Recommend technical design or process changes to improve efficiency, quality, or performance.

Resolve computer software problems.

Teach others to use computer equipment or hardware.

Test computer hardware performance.

Test computer system operations to ensure proper functioning.

Test performance of electrical, electronic, mechanical, or integrated systems or equipment.

Test software performance.

Train others in computer interface or software use.

Train personnel on proper operational procedures.

Troubleshoot issues with computer applications or systems.

Update knowledge about emerging industry or technology trends.

Update technical knowledge.

Update website content.

Write computer programming code.

Occupations Matched By Skills

No Matched Occupations Found

Occupations Matched By Work Activities

Occupation	Matched Skills
Software Developers, Applications	94.1% ( 16 of 17 skills)
Software Quality Assurance Engineers and Testers	90.5% ( 19 of 21 skills)
Information Security Analysts	90.0% ( 9 of 10 skills)
Software Developers, Systems Software	89.5% ( 17 of 19 skills)
Computer Hardware Engineers	88.2% ( 15 of 17 skills)
Computer Systems Analysts	87.5% ( 21 of 24 skills)
Computer User Support Specialists	86.4% ( 19 of 22 skills)
Video Game Designers	83.3% ( 10 of 12 skills)
Business Intelligence Analysts	80.0% ( 8 of 10 skills)
Computer Programmers	80.0% ( 12 of 15 skills)
Computer Systems Engineers/Architects	80.0% ( 24 of 30 skills)
Mathematical Technicians	80.0% ( 4 of 5 skills)
Informatics Nurse Specialists	77.8% ( 14 of 18 skills)
Web Developers	76.7% ( 23 of 30 skills)
Web Administrators	75.8% ( 25 of 33 skills)
Geospatial Information Scientists and Technologists	73.9% ( 17 of 23 skills)
Database Administrators	73.7% ( 14 of 19 skills)
Database Architects	73.7% ( 14 of 19 skills)
Document Management Specialists	72.2% ( 13 of 18 skills)
Data Warehousing Specialists	66.7% ( 10 of 15 skills)
Clinical Data Managers	65.0% ( 13 of 20 skills)
Search Marketing Strategists	65.0% ( 13 of 20 skills)
Computer Network Support Specialists	63.6% ( 14 of 22 skills)
Telecommunications Engineering Specialists	63.0% ( 17 of 27 skills)
Geographic Information Systems Technicians	61.5% ( 8 of 13 skills)
Operations Research Analysts	60.0% ( 9 of 15 skills)
Network and Computer Systems Administrators	57.7% ( 15 of 26 skills)
Information Technology Project Managers	53.3% ( 8 of 15 skills)
Biostatisticians	52.9% ( 9 of 17 skills)
Computer Network Architects	52.9% ( 18 of 34 skills)
Computer and Information Research Scientists	52.9% ( 9 of 17 skills)
Statisticians	46.2% ( 6 of 13 skills)
Mathematicians	40.0% ( 4 of 10 skills)
Radio Frequency Identification Device Specialists	35.0% ( 7 of 20 skills)
Electronics Engineering Technicians	33.3% ( 6 of 18 skills)
Human Factors Engineers and Ergonomists	31.6% ( 6 of 19 skills)
Electronics Engineers, Except Computer	29.2% ( 7 of 24 skills)
Biochemical Engineers	28.6% ( 6 of 21 skills)
Fuel Cell Technicians	28.6% ( 4 of 14 skills)
Photonics Engineers	28.6% ( 6 of 21 skills)
Biomedical Engineers	26.7% ( 4 of 15 skills)
Architectural Drafters	25.0% ( 4 of 16 skills)
Product Safety Engineers	25.0% ( 1 of 4 skills)
Validation Engineers	25.0% ( 5 of 20 skills)
Wind Energy Engineers	25.0% ( 3 of 12 skills)
Manufacturing Engineers	24.1% ( 7 of 29 skills)
Photonics Technicians	24.0% ( 6 of 25 skills)
Nuclear Engineers	23.8% ( 5 of 21 skills)
Automotive Engineering Technicians	23.5% ( 4 of 17 skills)
Aerospace Engineering and Operations Technicians	23.1% ( 3 of 13 skills)
Electro-Mechanical Technicians	23.1% ( 3 of 13 skills)
Electronic Drafters	22.2% ( 2 of 9 skills)
Robotics Technicians	22.2% ( 4 of 18 skills)
Fuel Cell Engineers	21.4% ( 6 of 28 skills)
Electronics Engineering Technologists	20.8% ( 5 of 24 skills)
Mechatronics Engineers	20.8% ( 5 of 24 skills)
Microsystems Engineers	20.7% ( 6 of 29 skills)
Electromechanical Engineering Technologists	20.0% ( 4 of 20 skills)
Landscape Architects	20.0% ( 3 of 15 skills)
Nanosystems Engineers	19.0% ( 4 of 21 skills)
Mechanical Engineering Technicians	18.8% ( 3 of 16 skills)
Nanotechnology Engineering Technicians	18.8% ( 3 of 16 skills)
Environmental Engineers	17.4% ( 4 of 23 skills)
Manufacturing Production Technicians	17.4% ( 4 of 23 skills)
Mechanical Engineering Technologists	17.4% ( 4 of 23 skills)
Agricultural Engineers	16.7% ( 3 of 18 skills)
Automotive Engineers	16.7% ( 4 of 24 skills)
Industrial Safety and Health Engineers	16.7% ( 3 of 18 skills)
Mapping Technicians	16.7% ( 2 of 12 skills)
Marine Architects	16.7% ( 1 of 6 skills)
Mechanical Engineers	16.7% ( 5 of 30 skills)
Surveyors	16.7% ( 2 of 12 skills)
Electrical Engineering Technicians	16.0% ( 4 of 25 skills)
Electrical Engineering Technologists	16.0% ( 4 of 25 skills)
Environmental Engineering Technicians	16.0% ( 4 of 25 skills)
Geodetic Surveyors	15.4% ( 2 of 13 skills)
Industrial Engineers	15.0% ( 3 of 20 skills)
Materials Engineers	15.0% ( 3 of 20 skills)
Mechanical Drafters	14.3% ( 1 of 7 skills)
Solar Energy Systems Engineers	14.3% ( 2 of 14 skills)
Aerospace Engineers	12.5% ( 2 of 16 skills)
Energy Engineers	12.5% ( 2 of 16 skills)
Industrial Engineering Technicians	12.5% ( 2 of 16 skills)
Marine Engineers	12.5% ( 3 of 24 skills)
Water/Wastewater Engineers	10.5% ( 2 of 19 skills)
Fire-Prevention and Protection Engineers	10.0% ( 1 of 10 skills)
First-Line Supervisors of Logging Workers	10.0% ( 1 of 10 skills)
Robotics Engineers	10.0% ( 2 of 20 skills)
Locksmiths and Safe Repairers	9.1% ( 1 of 11 skills)
Civil Engineering Technicians	8.3% ( 1 of 12 skills)
First-Line Supervisors of Aquacultural Workers	8.3% ( 1 of 12 skills)
Nanotechnology Engineering Technologists	8.3% ( 1 of 12 skills)
Non-Destructive Testing Specialists	8.3% ( 1 of 12 skills)
Transportation Engineers	8.3% ( 2 of 24 skills)
Electrical Engineers	8.0% ( 2 of 25 skills)
Chemical Engineers	7.7% ( 1 of 13 skills)
Civil Drafters	7.1% ( 1 of 14 skills)
Manufacturing Engineering Technologists	7.1% ( 2 of 28 skills)
Architects, Except Landscape and Naval	6.7% ( 1 of 15 skills)
Counter and Rental Clerks	6.7% ( 1 of 15 skills)
Parts Salespersons	6.7% ( 1 of 15 skills)
Ushers, Lobby Attendants, and Ticket Takers	6.7% ( 1 of 15 skills)
First-Line Supervisors of Animal Husbandry and Animal Care Workers	6.3% ( 1 of 16 skills)
First-Line Supervisors of Personal Service Workers	6.3% ( 1 of 16 skills)
Civil Engineers	5.6% ( 1 of 18 skills)
Security and Fire Alarm Systems Installers	5.6% ( 1 of 18 skills)
Demonstrators and Product Promoters	5.3% ( 1 of 19 skills)
First-Line Supervisors of Agricultural Crop and Horticultural Workers	5.3% ( 1 of 19 skills)
First-Line Supervisors of Non-Retail Sales Workers	5.3% ( 1 of 19 skills)
First-Line Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers	5.3% ( 1 of 19 skills)
Geothermal Technicians	5.3% ( 1 of 19 skills)
Spa Managers	5.3% ( 1 of 19 skills)
Coin, Vending, and Amusement Machine Servicers and Repairers	5.0% ( 1 of 20 skills)
First-Line Supervisors of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers	5.0% ( 1 of 20 skills)
Gaming Supervisors	5.0% ( 1 of 20 skills)
Childcare Workers	4.8% ( 1 of 21 skills)
Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment	4.8% ( 1 of 21 skills)
Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Powerhouse, Substation, and Relay	4.8% ( 1 of 21 skills)
Heating and Air Conditioning Mechanics and Installers	4.8% ( 1 of 21 skills)
Recreation Workers	4.8% ( 1 of 21 skills)
Retail Salespersons	4.8% ( 1 of 21 skills)
Mining and Geological Engineers, Including Mining Safety Engineers	4.5% ( 1 of 22 skills)
Radio, Cellular, and Tower Equipment Installers and Repairers	4.5% ( 1 of 22 skills)
Sales Engineers	4.5% ( 1 of 22 skills)
Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and Scientific Products	4.2% ( 1 of 24 skills)
Petroleum Engineers	4.0% ( 1 of 25 skills)
Mechanical Door Repairers	3.8% ( 1 of 26 skills)
Computer, Automated Teller, and Office Machine Repairers	3.4% ( 1 of 29 skills)
Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Technical and Scientific Products	3.3% ( 1 of 30 skills)
Telecommunications Equipment Installers and Repairers, Except Line Installers	3.1% ( 1 of 32 skills)
Control and Valve Installers and Repairers, Except Mechanical Door	2.9% ( 1 of 35 skills)

Last Updated May 8, 2023