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Job Titles for this eSIC
eSIC Code:	2844
Industry:	Perfumes and Cosmetics Manufacturing

Accountant
Accounting Clerk
Accounting Manager
Administrative Assistant
Area Sales Manager
Assembler Product (Bench)
Assembler Product (Machine)
Assembly Line Foreman
Assembly Supervisor
Beauty Products Sales Representative
Biochemist
Building & Facilities Manager
Buyer/Purchasing Agent
Chemical Engineer
Chemical Engineering Supervisor
Chemical Engineering Technician
Chemical Laboratory Technician
Chemical Process Helper
Chemist
Chief Executive Officer
Chief Financial Officer
Chief Human Resources Officer
Chief Manufacturing Officer
Chief Marketing & Sales Officer
Chief Operating Officer
Compression Molding Operator
Computer Programmer
Controller, Top Corporate
Cosmetics Sales Representative
Cosmetologist
Cost Estimator
Customer Service Manager
Customer Service Representative (General Calls)
Customer Service Representative (Specialized Calls)
Distribution Manager
Drafter (Moderate)
Drafter (Simple)
Drafting Supervisor
Drill Press Operator
Electrical Engineer
Electrical Engineering Technician
Electronics Technician
Engineering Manager
Engineering Supervisor
Engineering Technician
Environmental Engineer
Equipment Washer
Executive Secretary
Expediter
Extractor Operator
Extruder Operator Helper
Facilities Planner
Forklift Operator
Hand Packager
Heat Treater
Human Resources Assistant
Human Resources Manager
HVAC Mechanic

Industrial Engineer
Inventory Clerk
Janitor
Laboratory Clerk
Laboratory Supervisor
Laboratory Tester
Logistics Coordinator
Machine Operator
Machinery Mechanic
Maintenance Electrician
Maintenance Manager
Maintenance Mechanic
Maintenance Supervisor
Maintenance Technician
Manufacturer's Sales Representative
Manufacturing Engineer
Manufacturing Engineering Manager
Manufacturing Manager
Marketing Manager
Materials Engineer
Materials Handler
Materials Manager
Mechanical Engineer
Mechanical Engineering Technician
Occupational Nurse
Overhead Crane Operator
Packaging Manager
Packaging/Filling Operator
Packer/Crater
Payroll Supervisor
PC Specialist
Plant Engineer
Plant Manager (Experience)
Plant Manager (Revenue)
Product Development Engineer
Product or Brand Sales Manager
Production Foreman
Production Manager
Production Planner
Production Planning & Control Manager
Public Relations Representative
Purchasing Manager
Quality Control Inspector
Quality Control Manager
Quality Control Technician
Receptionist
Regulatory Affairs Manager
Research & Development Manager (Technical)
Safety Manager
Shipping & Receiving Clerk
Shipping & Receiving Supervisor
Standards Engineer
Systems Analyst
Top Engineering Officer
Transportation Manager
Vendor Quality Supervisor
Warehouse Manager

The above list is compiled by ERI from available datasets either part of the public domain, survey permitted display, or leased from other vendors. Individual names are only from public domain data (source links provided). ERI does not necessarily utilize this data in any of its Assessor Series products or Salary Surveys; salary survey data is always anonymous (although participating organizations are shown in the Appendix of those reports). The semantic search is borrowed from ERI’s Nonprofit Comparables Assessor where boards of directors, employers, contractors, and contributors can be inter-related.

The Assessor Series® differentiates pay by 1,278 industries, 8,368 city/areas, any customized size (revenue, assets, employees), normalized to any date; ERI Salary Surveys and Abbott, Langer Association Surveys differentiate by industry, 2 revenue sizes and a data date of 31 March. Both use ERI’s enhanced Standard Industrial Classification codes (eSIC). Industry codes differ remarkably:

Business is the making/selling of a product/service at a profit.
How?	What?	Why?
Activity Code/NAICS	eSIC/SEC/SIC	NTEE

Example: The NAICS (North American Industrial Classification System) reclassifies fast food retailers’ SIC (what) into NAICS “manufacturing” categories (how). The nonprofit world uses NTEE, which focuses on “purpose” (why), few of which are profit focused (Form 990 data). Certain sources, such as the US SEC, use the traditional SIC codes (as they are not a “statistical agency” of the US Government and are not mandated to use the NAICS). To combine and compare, ERI maintains a consensus “eSIC” that allows crosswalks to SEC, UK/EU NACE codes, NAICS, IRS Form 990 NTEEs, and 23 other coding systems. In essence, ERI maintains and enhances the 1987 US SIC, just as it continues the Dictionary of Occupational Titles methodology (DOT) which was abandoned by the US Government in 1991, in the enhanced Dictionary of Occupational Titles (eDOT).

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