Applied Industry Roles for Physics/Math New Grad

A senior double-major in Physics and Mathematics with a high GPA, disinterested in grad school or research/programming, is seeking applied industry work. This profile is highly attractive for roles that leverage strong analytical, quantitative, and problem-solving skills. Potential job opportunities include: 1. Data Analyst/Scientist (entry-level): If basic programming (Python/R) and data tools (SQL, Excel) can be quickly acquired. 2. Business Analyst: Analyzing business processes and data to recommend improvements. 3. Quantitative Analyst (Quant): In finance, if strong mathematical modeling and programming skills are developed. 4. Operations Analyst: Optimizing business operations. 5. Junior Consultant: Problem-solving for various industries. 6. Technical Sales/Support: Leveraging technical understanding. Resume Direction: Highlight analytical projects, problem-solving methodologies, and research experience (even if not for academia), focusing on the practical application of theoretical knowledge. Expected Earnings: Entry-level roles vary widely, from $50,000 - $90,000+, with specialized Quant roles potentially reaching $100,000+ for new grads, especially in major financial hubs.