All U.S. occupations(867 occupations)

Every detailed occupation in the BLS statistics, sortable by median pay, projected pay in 10 years, outlook score, AI replacement risk and projected growth.

#OccupationMedian payIn 10 yrsOutlookAI riskGrowth (10 yr)
51 Software Developers
IT & Software · 1.7M workers
$135,980 $174,600est. 59/100 76% +10.2%
52 Physician Assistants
Healthcare · 162K workers
$135,880 $191,700est. 72/100 39% +21.1%
53 Aerospace Engineers
Engineering & Science · 68K workers
$134,960 $176,800est. 58/100 66% +8.3%
54 Computer Network Architects
IT & Software · 180K workers
$134,050 $170,500est. 58/100 75% +7.7%
55 Nurse Midwives
Healthcare · 7,920 workers
$134,040 $189,100est. 71/100 27% +11.5%
56 Nuclear Engineers
Engineering & Science · 15K workers
$133,970 $167,400est. 43/100 69% +0.4%
57 Advertising and Promotions Managers
Marketing & PR · 21K workers
$133,660 $168,000est. 52/100 60% −3.7%
58 Training and Development Managers $133,000 $174,100est. 66/100 63% +6.4%
59 Nurse Practitioners
Healthcare · 323K workers
$132,300 $186,600est. 79/100 37% +41.0%
60 Electronics Engineers, Except Computer
Engineering & Science · 97K workers
$130,220 $170,200est. 54/100 59% +3.7%
61 Veterinarians
Healthcare · 84K workers
$130,100 $182,200est. 72/100 29% +9.4%
62 Actuaries
Engineering & Science · 27K workers
$130,000 $167,100est. 57/100 74% +9.2%
63 Information Security Analysts
IT & Software · 191K workers
$129,180 $174,300est. 63/100 77% +21.0%
64 Astronomers
Engineering & Science · 2,120 workers
$128,820 $165,400est. 58/100 72% +7.8%
65 Law Teachers, Postsecondary
Education · 20K workers
$128,500 $166,100est. 57/100 61% +2.6%
66 Biochemists and Biophysicists
Engineering & Science · 34K workers
$127,410 $170,200est. 68/100 66% +12.3%
67 Mathematicians
Engineering & Science · 2,030 workers
$126,710 $157,500est. 43/100 71% +0.6%
68 Industrial Production Managers
Management & Consulting · 246K workers
$126,060 $168,900est. 56/100 45% +2.6%
69 Fundraising Managers
Marketing & PR · 39K workers
$125,470 $160,100est. 64/100 70% +5.4%
70 Chemical Engineers
Engineering & Science · 21K workers
$125,040 $160,000est. 51/100 68% +4.7%
71 Sales Engineers
Sales · 52K workers
$124,900 $160,200est. 53/100 64% +2.8%
72 Economists
· 18K workers
$124,720 $145,700est. 46/100 99% +4.7%
73 Economics Teachers, Postsecondary
Education · 12K workers
$123,920 $161,900est. 56/100 57% +2.4%
74 Medical and Health Services Managers
Management & Consulting · 597K workers
$123,860 $174,700est. 73/100 65% +24.2%
75 Commercial Pilots
Aviation · 48K workers
$123,220 $168,500est. 73/100 34% +5.2%
76 Engineers, All Other
Engineering & Science · 154K workers
$122,930 $166,800est. 57/100 35% +3.7%
77 Nuclear Power Reactor Operators
Manufacturing & Repair · 5,150 workers
$122,890 $148,000est. 39/100 71% −5.9%
78 Physical Scientists, All Other
Engineering & Science · 22K workers
$122,570 $165,000est. 53/100 35% +2.1%
79 Electrical Engineers
Engineering & Science · 199K workers
$120,630 $157,800est. 61/100 69% +9.9%
80 Data Scientists
AI & Data · 262K workers
$120,230 $166,500est. 65/100 73% +34.6%
81 Administrative Law Judges, Adjudicators, and Hearing Officers
Legal · 16K workers
$117,860 $141,900est. 39/100 81% +0.0%
82 Materials Scientists
Engineering & Science · 8,470 workers
$117,790 $154,300est. 60/100 66% +8.3%
83 Financial Risk Specialists
Finance · 64K workers
$117,330 $155,700est. 65/100 60% +7.4%
84 Computer Occupations, All Other
IT & Software · 435K workers
$116,580 $155,200est. 56/100 55% +5.1%
85 Healthcare Diagnosing or Treating Practitioners, All Other
Healthcare · 29K workers
$115,210 $160,000est. 70/100 15% +5.5%
86 Health and Safety Engineers, Except Mining Safety Engineers and Inspectors
Engineering & Science · 21K workers
$115,160 $152,700est. 59/100 57% +5.4%
87 Construction Managers
Management & Consulting · 380K workers
$114,990 $158,900est. 79/100 46% +9.1%
88 Art Directors
Design · 53K workers
$114,850 $150,100est. 69/100 60% +4.2%
89 Administrative Services Managers
Management & Consulting · 264K workers
$114,130 $150,700est. 60/100 58% +5.2%
90 Materials Engineers
Engineering & Science · 23K workers
$112,860 $146,000est. 57/100 69% +7.5%
91 Marine Engineers and Naval Architects
Engineering & Science · 8,250 workers
$112,230 $150,200est. 61/100 56% +6.7%
92 Psychologists, All Other
· 19K workers
$110,840 $147,700est. 69/100 — +2.3%
93 Nuclear Technicians
Engineering & Science · 6,470 workers
$110,240 $144,800est. 58/100 53% +1.1%
94 Elevator and Escalator Installers and Repairers
Construction · 24K workers
$109,910 $152,700est. 71/100 16% +5.7%
95 Ship Engineers
Transportation · 8,400 workers
$109,530 $149,000est. 67/100 25% +2.7%
96 Bioengineers and Biomedical Engineers
Engineering & Science · 23K workers
$109,370 $144,900est. 60/100 61% +7.6%
97 Engineering Teachers, Postsecondary
Education · 40K workers
$109,270 $144,400est. 69/100 62% +7.8%
98 Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary
Education · 221K workers
$107,310 $151,400est. 79/100 46% +17.9%
99 Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers
Management & Consulting · 221K workers
$107,230 $143,500est. 66/100 55% +6.1%
100 Environmental Engineers
Engineering & Science · 38K workers
$107,110 $139,700est. 57/100 64% +6.3%
Pay and employment figures are national statistics (U.S.: BLS OEWS and Employment Projections; Japan: MHLW job tag). Projected pay, outlook scores and AI replacement risk are estimates from the Shigoto Zukan model, not guarantees. How to read the data