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 6 / 19 · ranks 251–300 of 923
- 251Economics Teachers, Postsecondary36
CI 29–43 · exposure 33 · augmentation 64 · $123,920/yr · 11,560 employed
- 252Civil Engineering Technologists and Technicians36
CI 32–40 · exposure 36 · augmentation 67 · $64,950/yr · 68,520 employed
- 253Driver/Sales Workers36
CI 28–43 · exposure 30 · augmentation 47 · $38,770/yr · 409,180 employed
- 254Communications Teachers, Postsecondary36
CI 29–42 · exposure 34 · augmentation 64 · $78,580/yr · 29,420 employed
- 255Postal Service Mail Carriers35
CI 23–48 · exposure 34 · augmentation 37 · $60,550/yr · 328,820 employed
- 256Radio Frequency Identification Device Specialists35
CI 28–43 · exposure 30 · augmentation 59 · $130,220/yr · 96,900 employed
- 257Computer Hardware Engineers35
CI 28–43 · exposure 30 · augmentation 66 · $161,740/yr · 76,660 employed
- 258Model Makers, Metal and Plastic35
CI 23–48 · exposure 29 · augmentation 51 · $63,340/yr · 2,610 employed
- 259Interior Designers35
CI 29–42 · exposure 32 · augmentation 67 · $67,190/yr · 71,500 employed
- 260News Analysts, Reporters, and Journalists35
CI 28–43 · exposure 30 · augmentation 67 · $62,200/yr · 39,250 employed
- 261Regulatory Affairs Specialists35
CI 29–42 · exposure 37 · augmentation 75 · $80,730/yr · 417,070 employed
- 262Health Education Specialists35
CI 28–42 · exposure 31 · augmentation 66 · $64,070/yr · 65,690 employed
- 263Facilities Managers35
CI 29–41 · exposure 33 · augmentation 66 · $106,660/yr · 156,180 employed
- 264Gas Compressor and Gas Pumping Station Operators35
CI 28–42 · exposure 33 · augmentation 51 · $77,320/yr · 3,510 employed
- 265Insurance Appraisers, Auto Damage35
CI 29–41 · exposure 32 · augmentation 71 · $78,240/yr · 11,560 employed
- 266Human Resources Managers35
CI 27–42 · exposure 32 · augmentation 67 · $149,280/yr · 220,660 employed
- 267Opticians, Dispensing35
CI 28–42 · exposure 31 · augmentation 50 · $47,260/yr · 73,530 employed
- 268General and Operations Managers35
CI 29–41 · exposure 31 · augmentation 72 · $105,770/yr · 3,503,020 employed
- 269Craft Artists35
CI 25–45 · exposure 27 · augmentation 56 · $46,080/yr · 4,580 employed
- 270Business Continuity Planners35
CI 29–41 · exposure 32 · augmentation 71 · $83,050/yr · 1,087,090 employed
- 271Gambling Managers35
CI 28–42 · exposure 34 · augmentation 60 · $93,220/yr · 5,030 employed
- 272Subway and Streetcar Operators35
CI 24–45 · exposure 37 · augmentation 45 · $86,380/yr · 10,200 employed
- 273Gambling Change Persons and Booth Cashiers35
CI 24–46 · exposure 35 · augmentation 42 · $36,220/yr · 21,530 employed
- 274Penetration Testers35
CI 28–41 · exposure 30 · augmentation 72 · $116,580/yr · 435,370 employed
- 275Textile Winding, Twisting, and Drawing Out Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders35
CI 26–43 · exposure 28 · augmentation 32 · $38,670/yr · 22,020 employed
- 276Coil Winders, Tapers, and Finishers35
CI 25–44 · exposure 27 · augmentation 30 · $48,220/yr · 12,840 employed
- 277Human Factors Engineers and Ergonomists35
CI 29–40 · exposure 29 · augmentation 70 · $102,440/yr · 365,740 employed
- 278Food Cooking Machine Operators and Tenders35
CI 25–44 · exposure 30 · augmentation 41 · $41,590/yr · 31,250 employed
- 279Engine and Other Machine Assemblers34
CI 23–46 · exposure 30 · augmentation 41 · $53,710/yr · 34,000 employed
- 280Computer Science Teachers, Postsecondary34
CI 28–41 · exposure 31 · augmentation 65 · $96,980/yr · 35,480 employed
- 281Hosts and Hostesses, Restaurant, Lounge, and Coffee Shop34
CI 22–47 · exposure 28 · augmentation 40 · $31,200/yr · 432,690 employed
- 282Pharmacists34
CI 25–44 · exposure 37 · augmentation 69 · $140,910/yr · 321,970 employed
- 283Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technologists and Technicians34
CI 28–41 · exposure 31 · augmentation 66 · $78,190/yr · 95,130 employed
- 284Business Teachers, Postsecondary34
CI 29–39 · exposure 32 · augmentation 66 · $99,080/yr · 82,150 employed
- 285Robotics Technicians34
CI 26–42 · exposure 30 · augmentation 65 · $73,900/yr · 15,520 employed
- 286Demonstrators and Product Promoters34
CI 25–43 · exposure 26 · augmentation 50 · $39,320/yr · 64,520 employed
- 287Philosophy and Religion Teachers, Postsecondary34
CI 27–42 · exposure 31 · augmentation 62 · $80,260/yr · 20,460 employed
- 288First-Line Supervisors of Housekeeping and Janitorial Workers34
CI 27–42 · exposure 30 · augmentation 52 · $49,100/yr · 178,760 employed
- 289Geography Teachers, Postsecondary34
CI 28–40 · exposure 31 · augmentation 62 · $97,590/yr · 3,330 employed
- 290Dietetic Technicians34
CI 29–39 · exposure 31 · augmentation 63 · $37,640/yr · 31,560 employed
- 291Wind Energy Operations Managers34
CI 26–42 · exposure 31 · augmentation 65 · $141,900/yr · 622,190 employed
- 292Family and Consumer Sciences Teachers, Postsecondary34
CI 28–40 · exposure 31 · augmentation 63 · $75,870/yr · 2,770 employed
- 293Recycling Coordinators34
CI 28–40 · exposure 30 · augmentation 57
- 294Atmospheric, Earth, Marine, and Space Sciences Teachers, Postsecondary34
CI 24–43 · exposure 32 · augmentation 61 · $103,170/yr · 9,900 employed
- 295Computer, Automated Teller, and Office Machine Repairers34
CI 26–41 · exposure 28 · augmentation 53 · $47,810/yr · 65,600 employed
- 296Textile Knitting and Weaving Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders34
CI 29–39 · exposure 28 · augmentation 42 · $39,530/yr · 13,030 employed
- 297Chemical Technicians34
CI 27–41 · exposure 32 · augmentation 64 · $60,390/yr · 57,540 employed
- 298Geneticists34
CI 24–43 · exposure 31 · augmentation 71 · $98,920/yr · 55,850 employed
- 299Physicists34
CI 25–42 · exposure 30 · augmentation 75 · $172,250/yr · 20,430 employed
- 300Multiple Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic34
CI 28–39 · exposure 29 · augmentation 46 · $47,180/yr · 124,590 employed
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