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Marketing specialists develop and implement plans for promoting an organisation's goods, services and ideas.
Advertising specialists discuss clients' requirements, and plan, prepare and present advertising campaigns to sell products or services.
Geospatial specialists gather and analyse geographic and spatial (location-based) information and use specialist software to present it in user-friendly formats such as maps and 3D models.
Immigration officers control the entry of people from other countries into New Zealand, assessing visa applications from people who wish to visit, study, work or reside in NZ.
Statements of intent, annual reports and other corporate documents.
Intelligence officers collect and analyse information on people, places and events that may be a threat to businesses or national and international security.
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Environmental/public health officers investigate, monitor, assess and advise on food and alcohol safety, disease prevention, disease outbreaks, and environmental hazards such as pollution.
Information technology (IT) helpdesk/support technicians set up computer and other IT equipment and help prevent, identify and fix problems with IT hardware and software.
Podiatrists diagnose, treat and prevent foot and lower limb problems.