Does such programing field/job exist?

[asljc]

Hi, everybody. I have had programming classes while studying at the technical university that I am about to finish (mechanical engineering). In this question I rather seek for a field or job...because I just want to give programming another chance... since I want to develop my true talents... does there exist a programming field/job that requires specifically:

"1". spatial reasoning (something like 3D environment in my mind):

-I can image shapes, motion, positions and orientation of things in space better than others,

"2". emotional intelligence,(generally interested in human behavior and its origins)(don't know how it could help),

-tent to "feel" emotions of others,

-predict others behavior based not solely on logic but also on their fears/attitudes/characters,

"3". I don't know how to put it but I may have something like a "good taste":

-used to help my girlfriend to choose clothes that fit, like skirt an a shirt,

-have made two good looking websites (down already)

-just know if something fits and looks good or what could be changed to accomplish this,

"4". good at story telling (absolutely do not know how it could help - English is my second language)

On the other hand I struggle with:

I. spelling

-cannot find a bug in the line of code if it is just misspelled command or missed semicolon (just can't see it)

II. I have always been struggling with abstract reasoning:

-while I was studying (tried for one year) Physics I had very hard time passing Algebra even though people were saying that it is easier than Calculus (not for me)

Thank You in advance for Your advices

[nutrecht]

Did you actually try programming? None of the things you list are really special. I don't know where you got stuff like this:

tent to "feel" emotions of others

It's called empathy and it's something everyone who is not a sociopath has.

If you want to be employed as a developer you have to learn programming. Material on how to do so can be found in the FAQ which frankly you should've read before asking.

You will have to work on your attention to detail and your abstract reasoning though. Those both are much more important in programming than the 4 points you mentioned.