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)
151 Registered Nurses
Healthcare · 3.4M workers
$97,550 $133,800est. 61/100 33% +5.6%
152 Makeup Artists, Theatrical and Performance
Beauty & Personal Care · 2,340 workers
$97,150 $135,300est. 81/100 15% +6.1%
153 Computer Science Teachers, Postsecondary
Education · 35K workers
$96,980 $126,000est. 62/100 63% +4.9%
154 Architecture Teachers, Postsecondary
Education · 7,700 workers
$96,870 $129,700est. 61/100 46% +2.6%
155 Petroleum Pump System Operators, Refinery Operators, and Gaugers
Manufacturing & Repair · 33K workers
$96,710 $124,800est. 42/100 54% −1.9%
156 Postmasters and Mail Superintendents $96,660 $125,400est. 41/100 55% −0.3%
157 Hydrologists
Engineering & Science · 5,850 workers
$96,600 $123,800est. 43/100 62% +1.5%
158 Diagnostic Medical Sonographers
Healthcare · 90K workers
$96,590 $136,200est. 66/100 38% +13.9%
159 School Psychologists
· 64K workers
$95,990 $120,100est. 40/100 69% +0.8%
160 Audiologists
Healthcare · 14K workers
$95,780 $134,100est. 65/100 40% +11.0%
161 Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologists
Healthcare · 43K workers
$95,480 $131,500est. 60/100 41% +7.7%
162 Labor Relations Specialists $95,420 $123,000est. 48/100 61% +2.1%
163 Electrical Power-Line Installers and Repairers
Manufacturing & Repair · 131K workers
$95,320 $134,500est. 73/100 20% +10.3%
164 Education Administrators, All Other $95,200 $128,300est. 53/100 30% +1.6%
165 Environmental Science Teachers, Postsecondary
Education · 6,690 workers
$94,980 $124,300est. 58/100 57% +2.7%
166 Financial Examiners
Finance · 68K workers
$94,160 $118,300est. 56/100 82% +9.3%
167 Detectives and Criminal Investigators
Protective Services · 114K workers
$93,790 $124,900est. 49/100 37% +0.2%
168 Life Scientists, All Other
Engineering & Science · 7,460 workers
$93,750 $128,800est. 62/100 35% +6.3%
169 First-Line Supervisors of Firefighting and Prevention Workers
Protective Services · 99K workers
$93,530 $129,200est. 67/100 10% +3.7%
170 Emergency Management Directors $93,330 $125,700est. 61/100 46% +3.9%
171 Chemistry Teachers, Postsecondary
Education · 20K workers
$93,250 $122,800est. 55/100 54% +2.3%
172 Gambling Managers
Management & Consulting · 5,030 workers
$93,220 $123,200est. 60/100 55% +3.6%
173 Web Developers
IT & Software · 70K workers
$92,650 $113,900est. 46/100 80% +3.8%
174 Signal and Track Switch Repairers
Manufacturing & Repair · 8,720 workers
$92,460 $125,100est. 57/100 26% +1.8%
175 Captains, Mates, and Pilots of Water Vessels
Transportation · 37K workers
$92,460 $126,300est. 68/100 28% +4.0%
176 Transportation Inspectors
Transportation · 24K workers
$92,100 $119,200est. 56/100 60% +2.2%
177 Budget Analysts
Finance · 47K workers
$91,640 $111,000est. 39/100 82% +1.9%
178 Chemists
Engineering & Science · 83K workers
$91,240 $120,500est. 60/100 60% +6.4%
179 Technical Writers
Writing & Media · 46K workers
$90,390 $111,200est. 40/100 75% +0.8%
180 Producers and Directors
Film & Video · 143K workers
$90,360 $118,600est. 57/100 58% +4.0%
181 Transit and Railroad Police
Protective Services · 4,390 workers
$90,230 $123,700est. 60/100 17% +3.2%
182 Occupational Health and Safety Specialists
· 141K workers
$90,150 $126,200est. 73/100 60% +18.5%
183 Farmers, Ranchers, and Other Agricultural Managers
Agriculture · 6,500 workers
$89,900 $118,100est. 63/100 32% −3.4%
184 Urban and Regional Planners
· 44K workers
$89,320 $108,000est. 47/100 86% +3.9%
185 Operations Research Analysts
Engineering & Science · 109K workers
$88,940 $116,500est. 59/100 72% +11.9%
186 Food Scientists and Technologists
Engineering & Science · 13K workers
$88,720 $118,400est. 60/100 56% +6.2%
187 Microbiologists
Engineering & Science · 19K workers
$87,990 $115,100est. 58/100 63% +6.2%
188 Gas Plant Operators
Manufacturing & Repair · 18K workers
$87,820 $108,800est. 35/100 61% −6.0%
189 First-Line Supervisors of Non-Retail Sales Workers
Retail · 214K workers
$87,520 $111,700est. 51/100 62% +0.5%
190 Epidemiologists
Engineering & Science · 12K workers
$87,220 $118,800est. 60/100 70% +18.7%
191 Subway and Streetcar Operators
Transportation · 10K workers
$86,380 $116,900est. 55/100 39% +3.7%
192 Area, Ethnic, and Cultural Studies Teachers, Postsecondary
Education · 11K workers
$85,020 $112,600est. 58/100 53% +2.7%
193 Electrical and Electronics Installers and Repairers, Transportation Equipment
Manufacturing & Repair · 6,940 workers
$84,890 $115,100est. 59/100 47% +5.4%
194 Biological Science Teachers, Postsecondary
Education · 50K workers
$84,620 $113,200est. 68/100 57% +7.3%
195 Sociology Teachers, Postsecondary
Education · 12K workers
$84,290 $107,200est. 52/100 66% +2.2%
196 Commercial and Industrial Designers
Design · 33K workers
$83,910 $106,800est. 49/100 66% +2.4%
197 History Teachers, Postsecondary
Education · 19K workers
$83,820 $107,300est. 46/100 60% +0.0%
198 Accountants and Auditors
Accounting & Tax · 1.4M workers
$83,680 $101,700est. 47/100 86% +5.0%
199 Credit Analysts
Finance · 64K workers
$83,510 $97,500est. 29/100 84% −4.3%
200 Business Operations Specialists, All Other
Management & Consulting · 1.1M workers
$83,050 $113,200est. 65/100 30% +3.9%
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