Say what you do for a living with « je suis » and no article.
Two people meet at a party and ask about each other's jobs. Notice there's no article after « je suis ».
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After « je suis / il est », drop the article for jobs: « Je suis professeur », « Elle est médecin » (not « un professeur »). Many jobs have a feminine form: infirmier → infirmière.
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