Which tech field am I?
Answer three questions and we'll point you to the free tools, license or certification steps, and community board for your field. Nothing is stored or sent; your answers stay on this page.
Every field at a glance
| Field | Start here | Talk shop |
|---|---|---|
| UnitedTechs Ham Radio Ham radio stations | License exam practice | UnitedTechs.net Ham board |
| Drones & Aviation Tech Drones (small UAS) | Part 107 Limits Checker | UnitedTechs.net Drones board |
| Electricians & Industrial Maintenance Techs Electrical wiring, motors and controls | Electrician License Path Finder | UnitedTechs.net Industrial board |
| IT & Network Techs Computers, networks and help desk | The troubleshooting method | UnitedTechs.net IT board |
| Medical & Biomed (HTM) technicians Medical equipment (biomed / HTM) | CBET Path Finder | UnitedTechs.net Biomed board |
| Clinical lab techs (MLT/MLS) Clinical lab testing (MLT / MLS) | Lab Career & State Licensure Path Finder | No .net board yet; ask on the Q&A |
| HVAC/R techs Heating, cooling and refrigeration | EPA 608 Type Picker | No .net board yet; ask on the Q&A |
| Automotive techs Cars, trucks and EVs | ASE Certification Test Guide | No .net board yet; ask on the Q&A |
UnitedTechs.net boards are free to read. Posting needs a member account (the first 100 per board are free). Clinical Lab, HVAC/R and Automotive have Q&A pages on UnitedTechs.com but no .net board yet.
About this finder
Career quizzes match personality to a trade. This finder is for people who already know roughly what they work on and want the next concrete step: the official license or certification route, a cited calculator, or a place to ask. Career pay and outlook links go to O*NET OnLine (U.S. Department of Labor) and, for drones, the FAA. Last verified 2026-10-19.