22 different careers — and it means something different in each. Graphics for a 3D Designer is not graphics for a App Designer. Below, the real task it carries in every job, with a ready AI prompt for each.
22careers do this work
14prompts that speak it
8attested by the job's own software
The graphics, job by job
Same artifact, different stakes — each card is one career's real use of it, with its prompt.
3D Designer — Optimize website graphics for performance
Optimize the site graphics by exporting responsive image sets, reduce file sizes without visible quality loss, update the asset manifest, and run a lighthouse check with results and before/after images for the ops team by Wednesday.
App Designer — Optimize website graphics for performance
Audit the site graphics, compress or convert images to modern web formats, replace oversized assets with optimized versions, run Lighthouse to confirm images cut total page weight by at least 30%, and deploy the changes by end of day Friday.
Audio Visual Technician — Produce rough and finished graphics and graphic designs.
Create rough screen graphics and one finished lower‑third title for the department briefing, export print and on‑screen versions, and save source layered files in the graphics folder before noon Wednesday.
Brand Designer — Test graphics across various media
Run the new graphics suite through print, web, mobile and broadcast previews, record any color or scale failures, and produce a one-page compatibility report with screenshots and remediation steps for the production team.
Embedded Software Engineer — Design user interfaces and improve UI/UX
Redesign the device UI flow: sketch screen states for power-up, error, and pairing, run a 3-user task session to gather usability notes, update state diagrams and hand off annotated assets to the graphics team by Tuesday.
Lighting Artist — Test graphics across various media
Run the graphics through screen, print, and mobile checks: simulate broadcast luminance, print CMYK proof, and a vertical crop, then list any colour or legibility fixes before air.
Marketing Designer — Optimize website graphics for performance
Shrink load times by optimizing the site graphics: replace oversized hero images with responsive, compressed versions, export patterned icons as lightweight vectors, and produce a performance checklist and new image assets for the staging site by Friday noon.
Park Interpreter — Prepare brochures and write newspaper articles.
Prepare the spring brochure and a 500-word newspaper piece promoting Saturday guided walks: update species lists, include trail access notes, two photos with captions, get layout-ready copy to the graphics team and the editor by Tuesday.
Political Data Analyst — Prepare reports of findings, illustrating data graphically and translating complex findings into written text.
Prepare the post-election report for the campaign director: clean and visualise the district-level turnout and demographic tables into three clear charts, write a 900-word executive summary that ties the graphics to actionable voter-engagement recommendations, and deliver a print-ready PDF by Wednesday morning after I review it.
Script Editor — Program computerized graphic effects.
Build the procedural effects spec for the title sequence, include frame rates, keyframe behaviors, and a short test comp demonstrating particle timing, send to the graphics programmer and sound editor with a Monday deadline for iteration.
Social Media Editor — Work closely with sound editors
Schedule a two-hour in-person edit session with Maya and Jonas next Wednesday to watch the first three rough cuts, mark exact cut points, and agree on sound cues and pacing so the motion graphics sync to the final mix by Friday.
Stop Motion Animator — Create graphics and animation using computer programs
Design and render a set of title cards and three looping background cycles, assemble frame sequences with onion‑skin timing, export a proof reel and hand the finished graphics to the compositor by Thursday afternoon.
Ui Designer — Optimize website graphics for performance
Optimize the site graphics for performance by converting hero images and icons to responsive vector or modern compressed formats, produce a size-and-latency report for the frontend team, and stage the changes on the staging site for QA before Friday.
Produce three lecture diagrams and one detailed worked example using hand-drawn notation, export them as clean layered images at 300 dpi, and deliver the assets to the course pack and the departmental graphics folder by Wednesday.
Every job keeps its own logs, files, records and schedules — and the same one can live in hundreds of jobs, meaning something different in each. The LLOS Work Atlas maps them from the evidence — the software each career is attested to use — never from imagination.