Career questions tagged quality-assurance
How can an undergraduate student prepare for a career in regulatory affairs, more specifically in the healthcare sector?
Hello, my name is Imani and I am a 19 year old college sophomore majoring in Public Affairs. Outside of my academics I like baking especially the specific order of operations needed to follow a recipe actually connects pretty well to my interest in surveying and auditing. I wanted to ask a few questions for anyone in regulatory affairs (specifically healthcare like quality assurance, or internal auditing and survey readiness for hospital/clinical accreditation.) The first question I have is are there specific classes or skills I should learn while still in school to prepare for entry level jobs in regulatory affairs? The second is do companies usually offer undergraduate internships focused on specifically medical regulatory affairs? And if so, what kind of roles should I look for? My last two questions are for any necessary credentials is it possible or smart to study for any of them while still in undergrad, or do I need post grad work/school experience first? And If you could go back to your sophomore year of college already knowing you wanted to go into healthcare regulatory affairs, what is the one thing you would have done? The reason I am asking these questions is to help me identify my academic goals, and to make sure I am targeting the correct professional standards of regulatory affairs.
I have a degree in MSc Medical Laboratory Sciences, Microbiology. Unfortunately my certificates are from abroad the uk. I can not get them attested as there is a war in the country of issuance. Can I get a related job or a paid apprenticeship in the UK?
I’m open to career change into non-clinical lab roles like quality assurance food/pharma.
What were some of the difficulties QA professionals used to face before graduating vs. nowadays How can I excel at quality assurance? #Spring25?
This goes specially in software but open to other areas. I'm currently a Junior in Computer Science and it's been a long road to get to this point, even admitting that I don't like coding that much. I've realized however that I do enjoy Quality Assurance and testing. I was wondering how professionals have overcome and even got to the point where they realized they liked QA and would like to build their career around it. #Spring25
Setting up Voice acting tech
What kind of tech and software/webs do I need to prepare for voice acting practice and future auditions? I saw some suggestions about special mics, but I don't know what they are or how they work. Like a "condenser mic" or "pop filter". Which ones are the best for price and quality? The prices are crazy for some and i'm not a pro at finding the best quality of items. I am willing to spend a moderate amount (not cheap, or super expensive) of money to fulfill the set up for VA. What kind of device do I need to run the stuff?
Is software testing replace with AI??
I use chatgpt and analysis my behaviour for career and it's suggest me that software testing suit me and enjoy but I fear that ai will replace my job. Is any one share idea about this things? If no how and where I can start ? Please help me
How to become a product tester?
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How to get into computer hardware QA engineering?
How do I get a position working in a company where they are needing technicians to work with the hardware engineers to troubleshoot and do quality assurance work on their products. I graduated with an associates in pre - engineering but I would like to get some real world experience to understand more about that side of careers. Also should I be taking classes on cad, coding or IT to help further my understanding of said field?
decision-making for my first career job.
The first option is the company is a Quality Assurance test engineer in the IT of the car industry. The second option is the company using software for drawing 2D and 3D drawings of the boiler in the boiler and combustion company. Is QA good for a long-lasting career? On career review sites, there are many negative comments about this role.
Video Gaming
What is it like to work in the video gaming industry??? #game-programming #microsoft #quality-assurance #alienware #sony
What college courses should I take if I want to be a video game designer, writer, artist, or QA tester?
Hi guys, I have a few questions about the gaming industry. I'm an incoming junior in high school, and I've been wondering what courses people would recommend I take if I want to get into the gaming industry. I've been playing video games for most of my life and through the countless number of games I've played, I've always thought about how I can make things better during my playing experience. If anything,I want to be able to express my personal ideas and see them implemented into new upcoming games, ideas that'll hopefully be ground breaking in this industry. But I know I can't do it if I cannot express myself properly. So I'm just wondering, when I head to college, what courses would help me most in the future? #college #video-games #gaming #game-design #games #quality-assurance