Jobs with the best outlook in the U.S.(from #601)

Outlook score (0–100) combining labor demand, wage momentum, pay level, AI resistance and entry barrier. (847 occupations)

Highest payPay in 10 yearsOutlookSafest from AIMost exposed to AIFastest growingFastest pay growthLargest employment
Country:United StatesJapan
#OccupationMedian payIn 10 yrsOutlookAI riskGrowth (10 yr)
600 Rehabilitation Counselors
Social Services · 95K workers
$46,850 $61,900est. 45/100 53% +2.2%
600 Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education
Education · 1.1M workers
$72,040 $95,800est. 45/100 36% −0.2%
600 Public Relations Specialists
Marketing & PR · 283K workers
$74,750 $94,800est. 45/100 66% +1.8%
600 Photographers
Film & Video · 52K workers
$44,660 $58,900est. 45/100 45% −0.7%
600 Logging Equipment Operators
Agriculture · 21K workers
$49,740 $65,400est. 45/100 28% −3.8%
600 Stonemasons
Construction · 7,820 workers
$57,390 $76,100est. 45/100 6% −5.4%
600 Cement Masons and Concrete Finishers
Construction · 206K workers
$57,020 $77,800est. 45/100 13% +1.6%
600 Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment
Manufacturing & Repair · 65K workers
$74,090 $98,000est. 45/100 47% +0.3%
600 Team Assemblers — —est. 45/100 45% —
600 Layout Workers, Metal and Plastic
Manufacturing & Repair · 5,970 workers
$63,870 $84,300est. 45/100 25% −3.4%
600 Power Plant Operators
Manufacturing & Repair · 29K workers
$102,040 $132,000est. 45/100 42% −5.1%
600 Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers
Manufacturing & Repair · 597K workers
$48,570 $63,900est. 45/100 55% +2.5%
600 Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand
Logistics · 3.0M workers
$40,240 $54,200est. 45/100 33% +1.8%
614 Special Education Teachers, Middle School
Education · 95K workers
$66,810 $88,700est. 44/100 37% −0.4%
614 Special Education Teachers, Secondary School
Education · 164K workers
$74,260 $98,100est. 44/100 45% −0.2%
614 Tutors
Education · 175K workers
$43,350 $57,100est. 44/100 50% −0.2%
614 Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technicians — —est. 44/100 50% —
614 Baggage Porters and Bellhops
Hospitality · 29K workers
$37,080 $49,400est. 44/100 15% −3.0%
614 Counter and Rental Clerks
Retail · 401K workers
$41,300 $54,600est. 44/100 54% +3.0%
614 Log Graders and Scalers
Agriculture · 3,070 workers
$46,330 $60,900est. 44/100 39% −2.2%
614 Furniture Finishers
Manufacturing & Repair · 14K workers
$44,540 $58,900est. 44/100 22% −3.5%
614 Tire Builders
Manufacturing & Repair · 21K workers
$57,390 $76,800est. 44/100 35% +0.8%
623 Buyers and Purchasing Agents, Farm Products — —est. 43/100 62% —
623 Purchasing Agents, Except Wholesale, Retail, and Farm Products — —est. 43/100 69% —
623 Mathematicians
Engineering & Science · 2,030 workers
$126,710 $157,500est. 43/100 71% +0.6%
623 Nuclear Engineers
Engineering & Science · 15K workers
$133,970 $167,400est. 43/100 69% +0.4%
623 Hydrologists
Engineering & Science · 5,850 workers
$96,600 $123,800est. 43/100 62% +1.5%
623 Adult Basic Education, Adult Secondary Education, and English as a Second Language Instructors
Education · 37K workers
$61,540 $76,800est. 43/100 45% −13.9%
623 Transportation Security Screeners
Protective Services · 50K workers
$66,770 $87,700est. 43/100 26% −4.2%
623 Dishwashers
Food Service · 477K workers
$34,810 $46,700est. 43/100 20% −1.0%
623 Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and Scientific Products
Sales · 1.2M workers
$72,080 $94,900est. 43/100 46% −0.9%
623 Real Estate Sales Agents
Real Estate · 193K workers
$52,830 $67,800est. 43/100 62% +1.7%
623 Woodworkers, All Other
Manufacturing & Repair · 5,490 workers
$44,530 $58,000est. 43/100 50% −2.3%
623 Bus Drivers, School
Transportation · 403K workers
$47,920 $63,600est. 43/100 45% +0.7%
623 Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators
Logistics · 774K workers
$46,420 $62,500est. 43/100 30% +1.5%
636 Wholesale and Retail Buyers, Except Farm Products — —est. 42/100 62% —
636 Social Scientists and Related Workers, All Other
· 37K workers
$101,110 $133,100est. 42/100 — −0.2%
636 Editors
Writing & Media · 92K workers
$77,920 $96,900est. 42/100 68% −1.1%
636 School Bus Monitors
Protective Services · 78K workers
$35,100 $46,600est. 42/100 27% −1.9%
636 Food Preparation Workers
Food Service · 894K workers
$35,320 $46,600est. 42/100 30% −3.0%
636 Public Safety Telecommunicators
Logistics · 102K workers
$53,040 $68,100est. 42/100 65% +3.7%
636 Graders and Sorters, Agricultural Products
Agriculture · 25K workers
$35,730 $47,100est. 42/100 26% −3.4%
636 Telecommunications Line Installers and Repairers
Manufacturing & Repair · 98K workers
$74,330 $97,400est. 42/100 36% −3.4%
636 Electromechanical Equipment Assemblers — —est. 42/100 51% —
636 Extruding and Drawing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
Manufacturing & Repair · 61K workers
$47,720 $63,900est. 42/100 32% +0.7%
636 Petroleum Pump System Operators, Refinery Operators, and Gaugers
Manufacturing & Repair · 33K workers
$96,710 $124,800est. 42/100 54% −1.9%
636 Locomotive Engineers
Transportation · 33K workers
$81,410 $108,800est. 42/100 34% +0.5%
648 Postmasters and Mail Superintendents $96,660 $125,400est. 41/100 55% −0.3%
648 Court Reporters and Simultaneous Captioners
Writing & Media · 13K workers
$72,420 $87,900est. 41/100 78% −0.1%
648 Security Guards
Protective Services · 1.3M workers
$38,020 $50,700est. 41/100 39% +0.9%
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