According to recruitment website Glassdoor, unusual job titles are becoming more and more common, especially in the world of technology.
Here are the top ten weirdest job titles in the UK as revealed by Glassdoor:
1) Developer evangelist
Job description: A person mediating between a company’s technical staff and outside developers. This job really took off in the late 2000s with the rise of mobile phone apps.
2) Brow expert
Job description: This person transforms the way both you and others see your facial features. An eye-opening entry.
3) Cloud chief architect
Job description: The go-to expert on everything to do with cloud computing and IT database systems.
4) Telemedicine assistant
Job description: Administrative support for physicians who consult patients remotely through video conferencing. This person is the first point of contact for patients and will offer remote consultations as an alternative to face-to-face meetings.
5) Sandwich artist
Job description: Most of the day will be spent making and handling sandwiches. Think Subway.
6) Graduate brainbox
Job description: Simply put, this person is part of a group of the best young talent in a graduate recruitment scheme for marketing agency BrainLabs.
7) Listening lead
Job description: Someone who monitors and analyses data from social media platforms, often with an eye for metrics and charts.
8) Beverage application technologist
Job description: Hired by drinks companies to test flavours and produce prototypes of new products in a laboratory.
9) Python developer
Job description: Created by a former Google employee, this job refers to Python – a computer design programme that allows programmers to express ideas in small chunks of code.
10) Ethical hacker
Job description: This person is a cyber security expert that can replicate the threats posed by real hackers for businesses. An ethical hacker will try to unlock any weakness in IT systems that could be used by criminals.
Source: http://recruitingtimes.org/news
