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 8 / 19 · ranks 351–400 of 923
- 351Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment32
CI 23–40 · exposure 29 · augmentation 58 · $74,090/yr · 65,010 employed
- 352Fraud Examiners, Investigators and Analysts32
CI 26–38 · exposure 30 · augmentation 67 · $81,100/yr · 132,130 employed
- 353Industrial Machinery Mechanics32
CI 24–40 · exposure 27 · augmentation 53 · $64,520/yr · 439,640 employed
- 354Electrical Engineers32
CI 27–36 · exposure 31 · augmentation 71 · $120,630/yr · 198,750 employed
- 355Political Science Teachers, Postsecondary32
CI 26–38 · exposure 30 · augmentation 62 · $98,070/yr · 16,970 employed
- 356Crushing, Grinding, and Polishing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders32
CI 24–39 · exposure 26 · augmentation 44 · $48,540/yr · 26,000 employed
- 357English Language and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary31
CI 25–37 · exposure 28 · augmentation 63 · $78,760/yr · 57,720 employed
- 358Biologists31
CI 24–38 · exposure 28 · augmentation 67 · $98,920/yr · 55,850 employed
- 359Environmental Science Teachers, Postsecondary31
CI 25–37 · exposure 29 · augmentation 61 · $94,980/yr · 6,690 employed
- 360Area, Ethnic, and Cultural Studies Teachers, Postsecondary31
CI 23–39 · exposure 28 · augmentation 61 · $85,020/yr · 11,300 employed
- 361History Teachers, Postsecondary31
CI 26–36 · exposure 29 · augmentation 61 · $83,820/yr · 18,790 employed
- 362Fine Artists, Including Painters, Sculptors, and Illustrators31
CI 22–40 · exposure 21 · augmentation 53 · $55,490/yr · 11,220 employed
- 363Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists31
CI 24–38 · exposure 27 · augmentation 64 · $76,780/yr · 18,120 employed
- 364Environmental Engineers31
CI 26–36 · exposure 30 · augmentation 66 · $107,110/yr · 38,340 employed
- 365Forestry and Conservation Science Teachers, Postsecondary31
CI 24–38 · exposure 29 · augmentation 61 · $101,420/yr · 1,520 employed
- 366First-Line Supervisors of Security Workers31
CI 24–38 · exposure 29 · augmentation 58 · $55,940/yr · 81,480 employed
- 367Career/Technical Education Teachers, Postsecondary31
CI 24–37 · exposure 28 · augmentation 65 · $63,820/yr · 114,110 employed
- 368Architects, Except Landscape and Naval31
CI 25–37 · exposure 30 · augmentation 67 · $99,280/yr · 106,770 employed
- 369Sociologists31
CI 21–41 · exposure 28 · augmentation 71 · $106,030/yr · 2,260 employed
- 370Actuaries31
CI 20–41 · exposure 31 · augmentation 70 · $130,000/yr · 26,670 employed
- 371Judicial Law Clerks31
CI 25–37 · exposure 32 · augmentation 62 · $64,920/yr · 13,290 employed
- 372Library Science Teachers, Postsecondary31
CI 24–38 · exposure 28 · augmentation 61 · $80,340/yr · 3,630 employed
- 373Biological Science Teachers, Postsecondary31
CI 25–37 · exposure 28 · augmentation 62 · $84,620/yr · 50,190 employed
- 374Cooks, Fast Food31
CI 24–37 · exposure 24 · augmentation 27 · $30,890/yr · 641,070 employed
- 375Farmers, Ranchers, and Other Agricultural Managers31
CI 22–39 · exposure 25 · augmentation 57 · $89,900/yr · 6,500 employed
- 376Cutters and Trimmers, Hand31
CI 24–37 · exposure 22 · augmentation 30 · $38,020/yr · 6,060 employed
- 377Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary30
CI 25–36 · exposure 28 · augmentation 62 · $107,310/yr · 221,270 employed
- 378Law Teachers, Postsecondary30
CI 24–37 · exposure 28 · augmentation 62 · $128,500/yr · 20,060 employed
- 379Machinists30
CI 20–41 · exposure 26 · augmentation 51 · $58,750/yr · 287,050 employed
- 380Photonics Engineers30
CI 23–38 · exposure 27 · augmentation 66 · $122,930/yr · 154,070 employed
- 381Bioengineers and Biomedical Engineers30
CI 26–35 · exposure 30 · augmentation 69 · $109,370/yr · 23,480 employed
- 382Loss Prevention Managers30
CI 25–36 · exposure 27 · augmentation 62 · $141,900/yr · 622,190 employed
- 383Anthropology and Archeology Teachers, Postsecondary30
CI 25–36 · exposure 28 · augmentation 60 · $99,650/yr · 5,240 employed
- 384Mechanical Engineers30
CI 24–37 · exposure 28 · augmentation 69 · $104,110/yr · 296,810 employed
- 385Waiters and Waitresses30
CI 23–37 · exposure 23 · augmentation 32 · $35,230/yr · 2,270,910 employed
- 386Agricultural Sciences Teachers, Postsecondary30
CI 24–36 · exposure 27 · augmentation 58 · $98,700/yr · 8,920 employed
- 387Travel Guides30
CI 24–36 · exposure 24 · augmentation 55
- 388Taxi Drivers30
CI 17–44 · exposure 25 · augmentation 33 · $42,100/yr · 41,050 employed
- 389Psychology Teachers, Postsecondary30
CI 23–37 · exposure 27 · augmentation 60 · $80,340/yr · 41,530 employed
- 390Engineering Teachers, Postsecondary30
CI 25–35 · exposure 28 · augmentation 62 · $109,270/yr · 40,270 employed
- 391Transportation Vehicle, Equipment and Systems Inspectors, Except Aviation30
CI 27–33 · exposure 30 · augmentation 54 · $92,100/yr · 24,500 employed
- 392Architectural and Engineering Managers30
CI 24–36 · exposure 29 · augmentation 71 · $171,270/yr · 220,260 employed
- 393Transportation Engineers30
CI 26–34 · exposure 32 · augmentation 66 · $100,840/yr · 367,840 employed
- 394Animal Scientists30
CI 23–36 · exposure 26 · augmentation 74 · $68,940/yr · 3,100 employed
- 395Electromechanical Equipment Assemblers30
CI 19–40 · exposure 23 · augmentation 36
- 396Adhesive Bonding Machine Operators and Tenders30
CI 23–37 · exposure 23 · augmentation 35 · $46,460/yr · 11,500 employed
- 397Log Graders and Scalers30
CI 22–37 · exposure 26 · augmentation 41 · $46,330/yr · 3,070 employed
- 398Cooks, Institution and Cafeteria30
CI 24–36 · exposure 25 · augmentation 42 · $37,450/yr · 441,050 employed
- 399Clinical Research Coordinators30
CI 22–37 · exposure 30 · augmentation 63 · $167,220/yr · 108,690 employed
- 400Mechatronics Engineers30
CI 26–34 · exposure 26 · augmentation 70 · $122,930/yr · 154,070 employed
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