- Administration and Program Management
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- Information Technology and Computer Science
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- Mathematics
- Medical and Public Health
- Physical Sciences
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- Work Abroad
Statisticians, computer scientists, researchers, actuaries and mathematicians are greatly needed in government.
For example, air traffic controllers at the Federal Aviation Authority use mathematics to understand distances and measurements to direct airplanes at a moment’s notice. Statisticians assess and analyze data at the Department of Education, and civilian computer scientists develop complex systems supporting the U.S. Navy.
Top Mathematics Positions by Region | Percentage |
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South Atlantic | 60.3% |
Pacific West | 10.1% |
East North Central | 5.8% |
Mid-Atlantic | 5.3% |
Mountain West | 4.9% |
East South Central | 3.9% |
West South Central | 3.5% |
Northeast | 3.5% |
West North Central | 2.1% |
Positions Overseas | 0.06% |