Full index · run 1.0.0-draft.1 · 2026-08-05
All 923 scored occupations
Ranked by composite substitution pressure (0–100). The whisker is the confidence interval from rater disagreement. Wages are U.S. national medians (BLS OEWS).
Page 3 / 19 · ranks 101–150 of 923
- 101Fundraisers47
CI 41–52 · exposure 43 · augmentation 75 · $72,550/yr · 111,040 employed
- 102Library Assistants, Clerical46
CI 38–54 · exposure 43 · augmentation 53 · $36,910/yr · 85,520 employed
- 103Spa Managers46
CI 36–57 · exposure 43 · augmentation 63 · $69,770/yr · 10,450 employed
- 104Cargo and Freight Agents46
CI 39–53 · exposure 42 · augmentation 57 · $52,260/yr · 97,670 employed
- 105Credit Counselors46
CI 40–52 · exposure 44 · augmentation 74 · $52,230/yr · 27,770 employed
- 106Court Reporters and Simultaneous Captioners46
CI 37–55 · exposure 50 · augmentation 68 · $72,420/yr · 12,870 employed
- 107Eligibility Interviewers, Government Programs46
CI 37–54 · exposure 49 · augmentation 69 · $54,210/yr · 154,800 employed
- 108Software Developers46
CI 37–54 · exposure 39 · augmentation 78 · $135,980/yr · 1,687,890 employed
- 109Cost Estimators45
CI 39–52 · exposure 43 · augmentation 73 · $78,740/yr · 224,220 employed
- 110Court, Municipal, and License Clerks45
CI 39–52 · exposure 49 · augmentation 67 · $48,700/yr · 179,750 employed
- 111Geographic Information Systems Technologists and Technicians45
CI 38–53 · exposure 40 · augmentation 72 · $116,580/yr · 435,370 employed
- 112Training and Development Specialists45
CI 37–53 · exposure 39 · augmentation 75 · $69,280/yr · 458,300 employed
- 113Special Effects Artists and Animators45
CI 40–51 · exposure 38 · augmentation 76 · $102,030/yr · 19,970 employed
- 114Computer Systems Engineers/Architects45
CI 35–56 · exposure 41 · augmentation 80 · $116,580/yr · 435,370 employed
- 115Information Technology Project Managers45
CI 37–53 · exposure 40 · augmentation 80 · $116,580/yr · 435,370 employed
- 116Computer Network Architects45
CI 33–56 · exposure 41 · augmentation 76 · $134,050/yr · 179,740 employed
- 117Industrial Engineers45
CI 37–53 · exposure 42 · augmentation 71 · $102,440/yr · 365,740 employed
- 118Purchasing Agents, Except Wholesale, Retail, and Farm Products45
CI 38–51 · exposure 42 · augmentation 71
- 119Wholesale and Retail Buyers, Except Farm Products44
CI 36–52 · exposure 37 · augmentation 71
- 120Energy Auditors44
CI 35–53 · exposure 41 · augmentation 72 · $74,690/yr · 146,720 employed
- 121Surveying and Mapping Technicians44
CI 34–54 · exposure 41 · augmentation 66 · $54,240/yr · 58,010 employed
- 122Information Security Analysts44
CI 34–54 · exposure 41 · augmentation 77 · $129,180/yr · 190,650 employed
- 123Appraisers and Assessors of Real Estate44
CI 37–50 · exposure 45 · augmentation 70
- 124Computer Systems Analysts44
CI 35–53 · exposure 38 · augmentation 80 · $105,850/yr · 519,530 employed
- 125Financial and Investment Analysts44
CI 37–51 · exposure 41 · augmentation 83 · $102,740/yr · 361,980 employed
- 126Remote Sensing Scientists and Technologists44
CI 34–53 · exposure 40 · augmentation 73 · $122,570/yr · 22,300 employed
- 127Electrical and Electronics Drafters43
CI 34–52 · exposure 40 · augmentation 66 · $76,870/yr · 17,920 employed
- 128Concierges43
CI 35–51 · exposure 39 · augmentation 59 · $38,950/yr · 49,240 employed
- 129Management Analysts43
CI 34–52 · exposure 37 · augmentation 76 · $101,860/yr · 898,280 employed
- 130Telecommunications Engineering Specialists43
CI 35–51 · exposure 40 · augmentation 73 · $134,050/yr · 179,740 employed
- 131Bakers43
CI 28–57 · exposure 38 · augmentation 45 · $37,160/yr · 236,200 employed
- 132Broadcast Announcers and Radio Disc Jockeys43
CI 33–53 · exposure 37 · augmentation 60 · $47,340/yr · 21,240 employed
- 133Clinical Data Managers43
CI 33–52 · exposure 44 · augmentation 73 · $120,230/yr · 262,440 employed
- 134Bioinformatics Scientists42
CI 32–53 · exposure 37 · augmentation 74 · $98,920/yr · 55,850 employed
- 135Architectural and Civil Drafters42
CI 36–49 · exposure 41 · augmentation 67 · $66,150/yr · 103,700 employed
- 136First-Line Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers42
CI 36–49 · exposure 37 · augmentation 65 · $48,520/yr · 1,121,800 employed
- 137Title Examiners, Abstractors, and Searchers42
CI 34–51 · exposure 44 · augmentation 70 · $58,650/yr · 48,580 employed
- 138Traffic Technicians42
CI 34–50 · exposure 39 · augmentation 57 · $59,090/yr · 7,860 employed
- 139Interpreters and Translators42
CI 33–51 · exposure 36 · augmentation 71 · $60,170/yr · 52,060 employed
- 140Lodging Managers42
CI 35–49 · exposure 37 · augmentation 66 · $69,250/yr · 42,620 employed
- 141Poets, Lyricists and Creative Writers42
CI 33–51 · exposure 33 · augmentation 72 · $76,910/yr · 47,940 employed
- 142Postmasters and Mail Superintendents42
CI 33–51 · exposure 42 · augmentation 59 · $96,660/yr · 13,810 employed
- 143Speech-Language Pathology Assistants42
CI 32–52 · exposure 41 · augmentation 65 · $48,430/yr · 109,740 employed
- 144Budget Analysts42
CI 34–49 · exposure 40 · augmentation 76 · $91,640/yr · 47,160 employed
- 145Tax Examiners and Collectors, and Revenue Agents42
CI 34–49 · exposure 43 · augmentation 66 · $62,370/yr · 56,610 employed
- 146Health Information Technologists and Medical Registrars41
CI 35–48 · exposure 40 · augmentation 73 · $68,020/yr · 38,100 employed
- 147Editors41
CI 34–49 · exposure 36 · augmentation 72 · $77,920/yr · 91,690 employed
- 148Energy Engineers, Except Wind and Solar41
CI 35–48 · exposure 40 · augmentation 72 · $122,930/yr · 154,070 employed
- 149Financial Managers41
CI 35–48 · exposure 40 · augmentation 79 · $166,570/yr · 841,710 employed
- 150Semiconductor Processing Technicians41
CI 33–50 · exposure 38 · augmentation 49 · $51,430/yr · 31,460 employed
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