Sampling of Career Info

https://mathcareers.maa.org/taxonomy/term/65

http://weusemath.org/?page_id=800

http://www.Mathcareers.org.UK

https://plus.maths.org/content/Career

http://www.ams.org/profession/career-info/career-index

https://www.siam.org/careers/resources

Check out this list of entry-level jobs as well as more advanced positions for math grads with a bachelor's degree. There are MANY info sites like this one. See the bottom of the newsletter for links to inspire your career exploration. https://www.trade-schools.net/articles/jobs-for-math-majors.asp

The Mathematical Association of America website is constantly posting new information about careers for students of Mathematical Sciences. This week there is information about building your resume as well as about resources for women in STEM. Click here to read more! https://mathcareers.maa.org/10-skills-and-abilities-every-math-major-should-include-their-resume

From Trigonometry to Calculus to Linear Algebra, mathematics is in some careers that might surprise your friends. Check out 7 Cool Careers that will lure even the most resistant into our mathematics loving community. Click here to read! https://www.dreambox.com/blog/7-dream-jobs-that-require-math

Cryptographers help protect confidential information & work in military, financial, and political arenas to name a few. They could be involved in encrypting or decrypting information. They must have Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Math or related field. Cryptographers use number theory and some linear algebra to analyze & decipher encrypted data. .

Actuary Professionals analyze financial consequences of risk for companies. They use Math, Stats, financial theory to study future events. They are in high demand! Entry into this profession is very competitive and takes hard work. Actuary exams are administered through Society of Actuaries and cover probability, interest theory, risk management, life contingencies and insurance related.

Operations Research Analysts use data to help organizations make decisions, create policies, & solve problems. Specific job duties include identifying business problems that an organization needs to solve, collecting information, examining data,, and creating simulations that show how a solution will look in practice. https://www.thebalancecareers.com/operations-research-analyst-526092

This is a branch of applied Math and can include topics from physics, biology, economics and computer science. Industrial math focuses on solving problems relevant to a particular industry. Those who can understand technical issues, formulate accurate math models, use latest computer techniques, and convey ideas to co-workers are becoming a necessary part in organizations and companies.