What you learn in Computer Science class opens doors to 17 DMV careers — and hundreds beyond. Tap a card to see the full profile.
Each profile shows salary, local demand, education, key skills, a day in the life, and how Computer Science connects.

Monitor networks, investigate threats, and defend systems from attack.

Build and train the models behind intelligent software.

Design and run the cloud systems apps depend on.

Turn large datasets into models and decisions organizations can act on.

Automate how software gets built, tested, and deployed.

Keep networks, servers, and connections running safely.

Design, build, and maintain the software people use every day.

Build the websites and web apps people use every day.

Design how software looks, feels, and flows for real users.

Design and code interactive games and simulations.

Troubleshoot devices and software so people can get work done.

Turn messy data into charts, answers, and decisions people can act on.

Fly passengers or cargo safely, managing weather, systems, and crew.

Build, program, and maintain robots and automated systems.

Organize, secure, and tune the databases behind big systems.

Design roads, bridges, water systems, and the public works around them.

Turn complex technical information into clear writing.
Every subject unlocks a different family of careers.