Careers in Digital
Role - 3D (digital) Modeller
What you’ll do –
create digital three-dimensional characters, objects and settings using computer software; working in sectors including film and TV, computer games, engineering, architecture, product development, manufacturing, etc
use your creative abilities to come up with concepts and technical skills (including maths skills) to make them real
work in a team, liaise with clients and/or your employer on a project ‘brief’; keeping them updated as to progress
keep updated on latest 3D modelling technology.
Student Case study - Martyna Course - BA (Hons) Computer Games Modelling and Animation, University of Derby Current role - 3D Modeller
Role – UX (User Experience) Researcher
What you’ll do –
study the needs, behaviours and preferences of those using websites, apps and other digital/online systems to improve these products and services
do this using research techniques including surveys, user interviews, usability tests and analysing this information
reporting back to product teams and designers, so they can enhance user experience and accessibility
keep up-to-date with latest online design and technology innovations and tools.
Student Case study - Annabeth Course - MSc (Masters degree) Data Science, Loughborough University Current role - UX Researcher
Role - Software Developer
What you'll do -
design, build and test computer programmes
write and amend computer code
test software to find and fix problems or 'bugs'
maintain and support computer programmes once they're up and running
liaise with clients and/or your employer on a project and report on progress
keep up-to-date on latest technical knowledge in this fast-moving industry.
Average earnings - Starting salary £30,000p.a to £70,000 experienced (figure, National Careers Service).
Student Case study - Matthew Course - T-Level in Digital Production, Design and Development, Derby College Current role - Junior Software Developer
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