Profession register
Professions
What a specialist does, which skills it takes to start and to grow, what it pays and where vacancies are open — for every profession of the register.
47 professions
IT & Software Development9
- Frontend developerBuilds the interfaces of websites and web apps: layout, JavaScript logic and API integration.
- Backend developerWrites the server side of applications: business logic, databases and the APIs that websites and mobile apps use.
- Mobile developerDevelops Android and iOS apps: screens, networking and data, and publishing to the app stores.
- QA engineerChecks that software works as intended: writes test cases, finds and reports bugs and automates checks.
- Data analystCollects and cleans data, computes metrics and builds the reports and dashboards a team decides by.
- DevOps engineerSets up servers, containers and build pipelines so applications ship fast and run reliably.
- Cybersecurity specialistProtects a company's systems and data: finds vulnerabilities, sets up defences and investigates incidents.
- UI/UX designerDesigns usable app and website interfaces: researches users and draws prototypes and mock-ups.
- System administratorKeeps a company's servers, network and workstations running: setup, updates, backups and access.
Engineering8
- Mechanical engineerDesigns and maintains machines and equipment: drawings and 3D models, calculations, repair and upgrades.
- Power engineerRuns the power supply of a plant or a grid: designs, load calculations, operation and equipment safety.
- Civil engineerPrepares and runs the construction of buildings and structures: drawings, estimates, site supervision and safety.
- Quality engineerMakes sure products meet the standards: inspection, testing, defect analysis and process improvement.
- Production technologistSets up the production process: recipes and modes, norms, quality and loss reduction.
- Mining engineerPlans and runs mineral extraction: mine designs, mine surveying, safety and equipment.
- Oil and gas engineerWorks on oil and gas extraction, processing and transport: well technology, equipment and industrial safety.
- Occupational safety engineerOrganizes safe work at a company: risk assessment, safety briefings, incident investigation and compliance.
Finance & Accounting6
- AccountantKeeps a company's books: source documents, payroll, taxes and reports, most often in 1C.
- Financial analystAnalyses a company's statements and plans and builds the financial models and forecasts behind budget and investment decisions.
- Credit specialistAdvises bank clients on loans, checks documents and the borrower's ability to repay and handles the disbursement.
- AuditorChecks companies' accounts and financial statements against the standards and the law and writes the opinion.
- EconomistPlans and analyses the economics of a unit or a company: budgets, costs, indicators and business plans.
- Bank tellerServes clients at a bank branch: payments and transfers, cash operations, opening accounts and cards.
Marketing4
- MarketerStudies the market and the customers and promotes the product: online advertising, content and campaign analytics.
- SMM specialistRuns a brand's pages on Instagram, Telegram and other networks: the content plan, posts, ads and talking to the audience.
- Content managerWrites and edits texts for the website, newsletters and social networks, fills the site and keeps the material good.
- Graphic designerCreates a brand's visual identity: logos, banners, print, illustrations and social media graphics.
Sales3
- Sales managerFinds customers and closes deals: calls and meetings, commercial offers, negotiation and work in a CRM.
- Sales representativeVisits the shops and partners of a territory: takes orders, checks the shelf display and agrees on terms.
- Customer service specialistAnswers customers by phone, in chats and at the office: advises, solves problems and logs requests in a CRM.
Hospitality & Tourism3
- Hotel administratorWelcomes and accommodates guests: bookings, check-in and check-out, payments, questions and problem solving.
- Tourism managerBuilds and sells tours: advises travellers, books flights and hotels, handles documents and supports the trip.
- Tour guideLeads tours of cities and monuments in one or more languages and accompanies tourist groups.
Healthcare4
- NurseCares for patients and carries out the doctor's orders: procedures, monitoring and medical records.
- General practitionerSees patients of every kind: diagnoses and treats common conditions, prevention and referrals to specialists.
- PharmacistWorks at a pharmacy: dispenses medicines, advises customers and looks after drug storage and records.
- Medical laboratory technicianRuns laboratory tests on blood and other samples, prepares specimens and records the results for the doctor.
Education4
- English teacherTeaches English at a school, university or learning centre: lessons, IELTS preparation, marking and lesson plans.
- School subject teacherTeaches a subject at a school or lyceum: lesson plans, explaining the material, assessment and work with parents.
- Preschool teacherWorks with children at a kindergarten: learning activities, play, the daily routine and talking to parents.
- Education methodologistDesigns curricula and learning materials, supports teachers and looks after the quality of teaching.
Human Resources3
- HR specialistHandles people matters: hiring and onboarding, training, appraisal, engagement and HR processes.
- RecruiterFinds and selects candidates for vacancies: sourcing CVs, calls and interviews, support until the first day.
- HR administratorKeeps personnel records: hiring, transfers and dismissals, employment contracts, timesheets, leave and reports.
Legal3
- LawyerProtects a company's or a client's interests: contracts, advice, claims and representation in court.
- Legal assistantSupports lawyers: drafts documents, keeps contract registers and correspondence and gathers case materials.
- Compliance specialistMakes sure a company works by the law and its own rules: checks, anti-money laundering and data protection.
The median comes from the salary benchmark's published cells for the profession across the country; where there is none, no value is shown. Platform data, not official statistics.