profession
occupation requiring specialized training
war photographer
photographer documenting a war
boat racer
one who races boats
assistant coach
member of a team's coaching staff, other than the head coach
cosmographer
medieval term for the profession from which the cartographer and astrologer later emerged
speech and language therapist
profession; person practicing speech-language pathology
essayist
person who writes essays
osteopath
person that practices ostepathy
faber
worker in charge of making or looking for some type of material, for example the carpenters, blacksmiths, etc. Specifically, in the army the fabri formed a body of artisans and workers
pewterer
profession; one who makes objects from pewter or similar alloys
academic librarian
librarian of an academic library
homeopath
person who applies homeopathic therapies
seismologist
scientist who does research in seismology
prose writer
person who writes in prose
food scientist
profession
wholesaler
person who works in wholesale trade
forestry worker
person who carries out a variety of jobs to care for and manage trees, woodland areas and forests
thatcher
person engaged in making or repairing thatched roofs
creative director
professional in charge of the overall design direction or marketing in any type of organization
censor
person that checks media for the prohibited material
handball coach
person who coaches a handball team
table tennis player
sportsperson taking part in table tennis competitions
canoeist
sportsperson taking part in canoe competitions
philologist
person who practices philology
Property Caretaker
a person, group, or organization that cares for real estate
street musician
person who performs music on the street
volleyball player
sportsperson who plays volleyball
engineer's degree
advanced academic degree in engineering
coxswain
person in charge of a boat, particularly its navigation and steering
property designer
person who designs props for use in theatre, film, television, etc.
theatrical occupation
occupation related to the performing arts
state-certified technical engineer
professional qualification in Germany
stage magician
entertainer who performs magic by creating the illusion of impossible or supernatural feats
classical archaeologist
archaeologist in the field of the Graeco-Roman antiquity
music theorist
person who studies music theory
conservationist
person who seeks to protect natural resources including animal and plant species as well as their habitat for the future
scholar of English
person who studies English language and literature
costume design
creation of clothing and accessories to signal aspects of character in film, television, or theatre
innkeeper
occupation