Synonyms and antonyms of Miscellaneous professionals in American Thesaurus

A&R (noun)

artists and repertoire: the people employed by a record company to find new singers and bands and persuade them to agree to a contract to make records with the company

analyst (noun)

someone whose job is to carefully examine a situation, event, etc. in order to provide other people with information about it

animateur (noun)

someone whose job is to organize cultural projects or social events and get people interested in them

collector (noun)

someone whose job is to collect something from people

curator (noun)

someone who selects items from among a large number of possibilities for other people to consume and enjoy; applied to many areas including music, design, fashion, and especially digital media

demonstrator (noun)

someone whose job is to show people how something works or how to do something

dispatcher (noun)

someone whose job is to send vehicles where they are needed

marshal (noun)

someone whose job is to control a public or sports event

mixer (noun)

someone whose job is to use this piece of equipment

navigator (noun)

someone whose job is to plan the direction in which a ship, airplane, or car should travel

operator (noun)

someone whose job is to operate a machine or piece of equipment

scout (noun)

someone whose job is to find and employ people who have special ability, especially for work in sports and entertainment

talent scout (noun)

someone whose job is to look for new performers or sports players

technician (noun)

someone with technical training whose job involves using special equipment or machines

technologist (noun)

someone whose job involves using and developing technology

troubleshooter (noun)

someone whose job is to solve problems that an organization is having