Computer Science Careers with Human Interaction & Diversity

[mrxyz]

What careers can a computer science graduate get into other than the obvious software/ web development?

Are there any careers with less computer work and more human interaction lol, and a more mixed workforce.

From experience, workplaces in this field are hugely dominated by men to the state it's 95% males and 5% 'female'. Being a man myself I have nothing against them, but it helps to have a little more variety when you're going to be working with people on a daily basis. Also improves the chances of passing on one's genes, by about a 500% increase.

Also, sitting on a desk for about 95% of the day (not an exagerration) churning out code isn't really a dream come true. It's extremely repetitive work, but then again I haven't tried out other careers so maybe they all have this repetitive aspect.

But back to the matter, which careers other than the two mentioned can CS grads enter?

 

[Trevor Swords]

For your second question I say becoming a roboticist. Roboticist's out there are planning a human- robot interaction.

 

[mrxyz]

That is sort of my aim. I want my career to be something other than abstract code for people's websites and software. Being a robotocist allows for innovation and what is built does use the software side of it a little bit to program the robot, but it is a physical manifestation rather than something abstract that can't be seen or felt.

Any other ideas?