I have a degree in computer science. What are the non-desk job opportunities available for me?

Consulting, as part of a consulting company. You will spend the majority of your time traveling. It's exhausting and most consultants of this type call it quits after a few years, but it's great while you have the energy for it. Engineering, via automation. When you (i.e. your group) develop a new machine, you will need to interact with it hands-on as part of the design. You don't necessarily need to be a mechanical engineer to be involved with this; somebody needs to program the machine's logic. This can require travel as well, especially if you're building large machines that must be installed and fiddled with at customer sites around the world. (I did this for a while, and it was sweet.)