No. Assess the actual activities and the listed profession’s qualifications. Internal classification can provide context but does not replace the legal standard.
Explain the individual role
A code may cover several jobs with materially different duties.
The Scientific Technician/Technologist entry does not require a baccalaureate; it requires theoretical knowledge of a listed discipline, the ability to apply it to practical problems and a role in direct support of a professional in that discipline. The supporting package must still establish Canadian or Mexican citizenship, a prearranged position within a listed USMCA profession, and the exact qualification required for that occupation; money cannot cure a category mismatch. A field-agronomy position that is genuinely advisory work on crop production is assessed against the agricultural entry and its stated degree requirement, while the same employer's sales-representative or crew-supervisor roles may not correspond to any listed profession at all. Where a role genuinely sits between two listed professions, the answer is not to choose whichever sounds more favourable; each listed profession carries its own requirements, and the credential relied upon has to match the profession actually claimed rather than the general field. Describe the actual work, qualifications and period of entry requested accurately, and obtain counsel’s review of temporary intent rather than rewriting a continuing job as a fictitious fixed-term contract.