American Astronomical Society: The AAS Committee on the Status of Women in Astronomy (CSWA) and the AAS Committee on Employment have compiled dozens of interviews highlighting the diversity of career trajectories available to astronomers both inside and outside of academia. The interviews share advice and lessons learned from individuals on those various paths. Fifteen new career profiles have been posted in recent months: Alicia Oshlack — Murdoch Children's Research Institute, Head of Bioinformatics Patrik Jonsson — SpaceX, Software Engineer Rick Fienberg — AAS, Press Officer & Director of Communications Jessica Kirkpatrick — Director of Data Science at InstaEDU Anonymous — Community College in California, Professor of Astronomy Caroline Simpson — Florida International University, Associate Professor of Physics Agnes Kim — Penn State Worthington Scranton, Assistant Professor of Physics Anonymous — Senior Scientist on Soft Money Douglas Arion — Carthage College, Professor of Physics & Astronomy; Professor of Entrepreneurship; Director of Carthage Institute of Astronomy; President of Galileoscope, LLC Anonymous — Science Museum, Education & Public Outreach Officer Anonymous — Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, Astrophysicist (retired) Andria Schwortz — Quinsigamond Community College, Associate Professor of Integrated Science Neil Gehrels — NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Chief of Astroparticle Physics Laboratory Anonymous — Small Liberal Arts ...