This document provides information about three career paths: 1. Game developer - Creates computer and video games. Requires skills in computer science, creativity, problem-solving, and working under pressure. Annual income is $55,000-$100,000. 2. Multimedia developer - Develops interactive multimedia products using graphics, sound, and video. Requires skills in computing, design, creativity, and meeting deadlines. Annual income is $20,000-$40,000. 3. Software developer - Designs, builds, and tests software applications and systems. Requires skills in mathematics, computing, organization, attention to detail, and teamwork. Annual income is around $45,000-$60,000.

1. Aarón Medina Melián
Gregroy Diepa Ramírez
Iru N. Navarro Alejo

2. 1. Game Developer
 The work
If you love computer games and enjoy using your imagination, this could be ideal for
you. Computer games developers produce games for PCs and games consoles. They
also produce games for the internet and mobile phones. The work could involve
making new games or updating existing titles.

3. 1. Game Developer
 Skills & Interests
To become a computer games developer, you will need
to have:
- Excellent computer skills
- Creativity and imagination
- A logical approach to problem-solving
- Good teamwork and communication skills
- Flexibility and adaptability
- The ability to work under pressure and meet
deadlines
- Patience and attention to detail

4. 1. Game Developer
 Entry
Annual Income
The annual income is around $55.186 -
$100.014, 30-40 hours per week
Most games developers have a foundation degree, HND or degree
qualification, especially staff such as programmers, designers and artists.
Depends your role you have to:
a) deciding what a game looks like and how it plays.
b) creating the game's visual characters, objects and scenery.
c) bringing the characters, objects and scenery.
d) creating the code to make the game work

5. 2. Multimedia Developer
MULTIMEDIA DEVELOPER
 The work
Multimedia developers generate and manipulate graphic images, animations, sound, text
and video into consolidated and seamless multimedia applications. Multimedia
applications include computer-based interactive training, data presentation and
information kiosks, CD-ROMs, entertainment and educational products, and multimedia
presentations.

6. MULTIMEDIA DEVELOPER
 Skills & Interests
2. Multimedia Developer
 Talk with clients to understand their requirements.
 Investigate, analyze and recommend appropriate equipment.
 Prepare flowcharts and storyboards to outline product concepts.
 Prepare code to produce the multimedia product.
 Prepare digital graphics, animations, sound and video.
 Prepare design concepts.
 Manage the development and implementation of multimedia
products.

7. MULTIMEDIA DEVELOPER
 Entry
2. Multimedia Developer
Annual Income
Require a degree on or BTEC HNC/HND.
 Aptitude for computing and design.
 Good creativity.
 Ability to both lead and follow instructions.
 Ability to meet deadlines.
 Understanding of color and form.
 Patient and attentive to detail.
Around 20,000$ - 40,000$ for year

8. 3. Software Developer
SOFTWARE DEVELOPER
 The work
Software developers design, build and test computer systems that help organisations
and equipment to work more effectively.
Some develop the applications that allow people to do specific tasks on a computer or
other device and others develop the underlying systems that run the devices or
control networks.

9. SOFTWARE DEVELOPER
 Skills & Interests
3. Software Developer
• Mathematical aptitude.
• Excellent IT.
• Excellent organizational,
• Accuracy and attention to detail.
• An understanding of the latest trends.
• Teamwork skills,
• Self-development skills to keep-up-to-date with fast-changing trends.
• Professional approach to time, costs and deadlines.
• Creativity.

10. SOFTWARE DEVELOPER
3. Software Developer
 Entry
Annual Income
Around $45,000 - $60,000
The most usual entry requiremente is a degree or BTEC HNC/HND.
• Analyze users' needs, then design, test, and develop software to meet those needs.
• Recommend software upgrades for customers' existing programs and systems.
• Design each piece of the application or system and plan how the pieces will work together.
• Create a variety of models and diagrams that instruct programmers how to write the software code.
• Ensure that the software continues to function normally through software maintenance and testing.
• Document every aspect of the application or system as a reference for future maintenance and
upgrades.
• Collaborate with other computer specialists to create optimum software