23 different careers — and it means something different in each. Surveillance for a Flood Control Worker is not surveillance for a Cybersecurity Analyst. Below, the real task it carries in every job, with a ready AI prompt for each.
23careers do this work
25prompts that speak it
4attested by the job's own software
The surveillance, job by job
Same artifact, different stakes — each card is one career's real use of it, with its prompt.
Flood Control Worker — Review security footage
Review the surveillance recordings for Gate 7 between 14:00 and 16:00 yesterday, flag any unauthorised entries or equipment tampering, export the relevant clips, timestamp observations, and deliver the dossier to Safety Inspector Leanne Beck by 17:00 today.
Produce a market surveillance report correlating unusual login and trade patterns with price movements for the last six months: extract trades, user session anomalies, compute abnormal return windows, flag top five suspicious tickers with suggested containment actions by Wednesday.
Documentary Researcher — Review and interpret research data
Review the raw biometric and lab data from the last quarter, identify anomalies, compute prevalence and incidence with confidence intervals, flag results needing follow-up, and write a one-page interpretation for the surveillance lead.
Epidemiologist — Supervise research teams and staff
Meet the research leads, review current study timelines, reassign staff to fill two vacancies, set weekly check-ins, and update the project risk register so each team can meet the surveillance deadlines next quarter.
Set up weekly surveillance reports aggregating emergency department fevers and lab-confirmed cases, implement automated alerts for a twofold rise in seven days, and circulate the first dashboard to the surveillance team on Monday morning.
Epidemiology Data Analyst — Interpret survey results
Run descriptive and stratified analyses on the latest survey dataset to estimate prevalence by age, sex, and neighbourhood, produce a one-page results brief with key tables and confidence intervals, and send it to Dr. Morales and the surveillance team by Wednesday morning.
Financial Analyst — Monitor financial markets and asset performance
Track the performance of our three core equity positions against benchmark and volatility over the past 30, 90, 365 days, flag any breaches of stop-loss or mandate limits, and email the surveillance note to Head of Trading Marcus by end of day.
Forensic Toxicologist — Conduct research on human diseases
Compile literature and dataset summaries on emerging zoonotic agents, run descriptive statistics across the surveillance cohort, draft methods and key findings for the research memo to submit to the infectious disease group by next Wednesday.
Set up covert observation on aisle seven and the fitting rooms for the afternoon shift, monitor suspicious individuals for patterns, log times and behaviours, capture video clips of theft attempts, and hand the surveillance log and clips to investigations by 5pm.
Microbiologist — Monitor infectious disease control
Monitor and report infectious disease trends for the county surveillance program, review incoming PCR and serology results, flag any unusual clusters to the epidemiologist, and update the weekly dashboard by Friday.
Parasitologist — Coordinate with government agencies and stakeholders
Organise a two-week stakeholder review: assemble the surveillance summary, draft an agenda highlighting cross-agency surveillance gaps, invite the Ministry of Health contact Dr. Rao and regional wildlife officer Elena Cruz, and propose a virtual meeting next Tuesday with materials attached three days ahead.
Parking Valet — Use surveillance cameras to monitor security
Watch the surveillance feeds for the next two hours, flag and time-stamp any loitering, suspicious vehicle movement, or attempted entry at the north and east gates, notify security on the radio if someone crosses the curb unsafely.
Monitor the surveillance feeds for the transit hub for the next three hours, log any suspicious loitering or unattended bags with timestamps, notify the duty sergeant immediately of crowding over 50 people, and attach relevant video clips to the incident file.
Private Investigator — Hand over information to clients
Deliver the case packet, the surveillance log, and the redacted photos to Mr. Patel and his attorney, explain the timelines and legal risks, get a signed receipt and follow-up questions by Thursday afternoon.
Public Health Officer — Evaluate and administer preventive treatments
Review vaccine histories and current exposures for the outbreak cluster, evaluate need for prophylactic treatment for 120 contacts, record exclusions, order and schedule preventive doses for eligible people, and update the surveillance log by end of day.
Public Health Researcher — Conduct disease surveillance
Set up weekly disease surveillance reports: ingest lab confirmations and emergency visits, run automated anomaly detection for increases beyond baseline, map hotspots by neighbourhood, and email the dashboard link and a one-page alert to the surveillance team every Monday morning.
Remote Sensing Analyst — Solve problems in homeland security
Generate a persistent surveillance change-detection layer around critical infrastructure, integrate multisensor time series to reduce false alarms, prioritize alerts by confidence, and hand the workflow and SOP to the security desk.
Reconcile the surveillance database for this month: validate sensor locations against GIS coordinates, remove duplicate entries, correct interrogator code fields, and produce a clean export so operations can load it into the live system Monday morning.
Run the hourly health check on all surveillance sites, note degraded feeds or missing plots, escalate any radar returns below threshold to on-call engineers, and attach the sensor status snapshot to the shift report.
Water Quality Technician — Maintain health records related to environmental health
Compile employee illness logs, exposure incident reports and recent site air and water test results into a confidential environmental health record, update the medical surveillance spreadsheet, and forward a summary to occupational health by end of day Thursday.
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.