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Set up and operate machines that apply paint, lacquer, powder, adhesive, or other coatings to manufactured products. Adjust equipment, prepare materials, and inspect finish quality.
No College Degree Required
Salary: $48,250/yr median
Growth: 2% growth (2025–2035), slower than average
Typical career path: A high school diploma and moderate-term on-the-job training are typical.
Get Started TodayHelp improve manufacturing and service processes by collecting data, timing operations, studying workflows, preparing layouts, documenting procedures, and assisting engineers with productivity, quality, and cost improvements.
Education Requirements Vary
Salary: $66,120/yr median
Growth: 3% growth (2025–2035), about as fast as average
Typical career path: Typically requires an associate degree or postsecondary certificate from a community college, technical institute, or vocational-technical school
Get Started TodayMaintain and repair factory equipment, production machinery, conveyors, robotic systems, and other industrial equipment. Use technical manuals and diagnostic tools to find problems, replace parts, align equipment, and prevent breakdowns.
No College Degree Required
Salary: $64,520/yr median
Growth: 18% growth (2025–2035), much faster than average
Typical career path: High school diploma or equivalent; typically a year or more of on-the-job training, with technical programs and apprenticeships also available
Get Started TodayInstall insulating materials in homes, commercial buildings, and industrial facilities. Measure, cut, and fit insulation around walls, pipes, ducts, equipment, and other structures to control temperature, noise, and energy loss.
No College Degree Required
Salary: $51,330/yr median
Growth: 3% growth (2025–2035), about as fast as average
Typical career path: Requirements vary by specialty. Most workers learn on the job, while mechanical insulation workers commonly complete an apprenticeship.
Get Started TodayReview insurance applications and claims forms, verify information, update policy records, calculate adjustments, and communicate with customers, agents, or claims staff.
No College Degree Required
Salary: $49,230/yr median
Growth: 2% decline (2025–2035), projected to decrease
Typical career path: A high school diploma and moderate-term on-the-job training are typical.
Get Started TodayHelp individuals and businesses choose insurance policies, explain coverage and costs, prepare applications, maintain client accounts, and develop new business. Agents may sell life, health, property, casualty, or other insurance products.
No College Degree Required
Salary: $62,280/yr median
Growth: 3% growth (2025–2035), about as fast as average
Typical career path: High school diploma is the typical entry-level education, although some employers prefer additional education; agents must meet state insurance licensing requirements and usually receive on-the-job sales and product training
Get Started TodayProvide technical help to computer users by diagnosing problems, setting up or repairing equipment, and helping users work with hardware, software, and connected systems.
No College Degree Required
Salary: $60,340/yr median
Growth: 4% decline (2024–2034), projected to decrease
Typical career path: Computer user support roles may accept a high school diploma plus relevant IT knowledge and certifications, although some employers prefer candidates with college coursework.
Get Started TodayDesign, fabricate, size, polish, and repair jewelry; set stones, solder metal, inspect finished pieces, estimate repairs, and use precision hand tools and equipment.
No College Degree Required
Salary: $52,540/yr median
Growth: 3% decline (2025–2035), projected to decrease
Typical career path: High school diploma or equivalent and long-term on-the-job training are typical; trade-school or gemological coursework can develop specialized skills
Get Started TodayInstall and maintain lawns, gardens, trees, walkways, and outdoor spaces by planting, mowing, trimming, mulching, watering, and operating landscaping equipment.
No College Degree Required
Salary: $39,150/yr median
Growth: 5% growth (2025–2035), faster than average
Typical career path: No formal educational credential is typically required; short-term on-the-job training is common, and pesticide work may require state certification
Get Started TodayPrepare and organize legal documents, maintain case files and calendars, communicate with clients and courts, and support attorneys with filing, scheduling, and research tasks.
No College Degree Required
Salary: $55,570/yr median
Growth: 5% decline (2025–2035), projected to decrease
Typical career path: A high school diploma and moderate-term on-the-job training are typical; legal-office certificate programs can improve entry prospects.
Get Started TodayHelp operate library systems and services by cataloging and processing materials, assisting patrons, maintaining databases, supporting programs, and supervising routine circulation work.
No College Degree Required
Salary: $44,580/yr median
Growth: 6% decline (2025–2035), projected to decrease
Typical career path: Typically a postsecondary library-technology certificate; some employers prefer an associate degree.
Get Started TodayProvide basic nursing care under the direction of registered nurses, physicians, and other licensed clinicians. Monitor patients, take vital signs, provide routine treatments, assist with daily care, document information, and communicate changes in condition.
No College Degree Required
Salary: $64,400/yr median
Growth: 3% growth (2025–2035), about as fast as average
Typical career path: Complete a state-approved practical or vocational nursing program, typically about 1 year, then pass the NCLEX-PN and meet state licensure requirements
Get Started TodayMonitor pools, beaches, slopes, or recreation areas; enforce safety rules, recognize hazards, perform rescues, give first aid, and respond to emergencies.
No College Degree Required
Salary: $33,580/yr median
Growth: 6% growth (2025–2035), faster than average
Typical career path: No formal educational credential is typically required; short-term training and role-specific rescue, CPR, and first-aid certification are common
Get Started TodayPick up, transport, and deliver packages, supplies, food, or other goods using vans and light trucks. Plan or follow delivery routes, load and unload cargo, obtain signatures or proof of delivery, and provide customer service.
No College Degree Required
Salary: $44,860/yr median
Growth: 6% growth (2025–2035), faster than average
Typical career path: High school diploma or equivalent is typical, although some opportunities do not require one; workers generally need a valid driver's license and receive one month or less of on-the-job training
Get Started TodayInstall, focus, program, operate, and maintain lighting systems for concerts, theater, film, television, and live events. Follow production cues and electrical and rigging safety procedures.
No College Degree Required
Salary: $68,060/yr median
Growth: 5% decline (2025–2035), projected to decrease
Typical career path: Typically a postsecondary certificate or technical program plus short-term on-the-job training.
Get Started TodayInterview loan applicants, collect and verify financial documents, explain application requirements, check forms for completeness, request missing information, maintain records, and assist loan officers with processing applications.
No College Degree Required
Salary: $50,020/yr median
Growth: 2% decline (2025–2035), projected to decrease
Typical career path: A high school diploma and short-term training are typical. Training covers loan documents, application systems, customer communication, privacy, and lender procedures.
Get Started TodayInstall, adjust, open, and repair locks, safes, access-control hardware, and keys; diagnose security problems and advise customers on locking systems.
No College Degree Required
Salary: $51,320/yr median
Growth: 12% decline (2025–2035), projected to decrease
Typical career path: High school diploma or equivalent and long-term on-the-job training are typical; some jurisdictions require licensing
Get Started TodayManage hotels, motels, resorts, and other lodging facilities. Supervise staff, address guest needs, coordinate housekeeping and maintenance, manage reservations and budgets, and help keep the property efficient and profitable.
No College Degree Required
Salary: $69,250/yr median
Growth: 4% growth (2025–2035), about as fast as average
Typical career path: One typical route is a high school diploma plus several years of lodging experience; certificate or associate programs in hotel management are alternative routes
Get Started TodaySet up and operate machine tools such as lathes, mills, grinders, and CNC equipment to produce precision metal parts. Read technical drawings, measure finished parts, adjust machines, and troubleshoot production issues.
No College Degree Required
Salary: $58,750/yr median
Growth: 1% growth (2025–2035), slower than average
Typical career path: High school diploma is typical; machinists usually receive on-the-job training and may also learn through apprenticeship, vocational school, or community/technical college programs
Get Started TodayClean, shape, and beautify fingernails and toenails; apply polish, gels, or artificial nails; maintain sanitary tools and work areas; recommend nail-care services; and provide customer service in salons, spas, or independent businesses.
No College Degree Required
Salary: $35,760/yr median
Growth: 9% growth (2025–2035), much faster than average
Typical career path: Complete a state-approved cosmetology or nail-technician program and pass the required state examination for licensure
Get Started TodayMove, place, level, anchor, connect, and finish manufactured homes or modular building sections. Coordinate utility hookups, weather sealing, skirting, and site safety.
No College Degree Required
Salary: $45,990/yr median
Growth: 6% growth (2025–2035), faster than average
Typical career path: A high school diploma or equivalent plus short-term on-the-job training is typical; state licensing or manufacturer credentials may be required.
Get Started TodayUse hands-on techniques to manipulate muscles and soft tissues, help clients relieve pain or tension, improve relaxation and mobility, and support wellness goals. Review client needs, maintain treatment records, and follow professional safety practices.
No College Degree Required
Salary: $58,450/yr median
Growth: 15% growth (2025–2035), much faster than average
Typical career path: Typically complete a postsecondary massage therapy program that combines classroom and hands-on training; most states regulate massage therapy and require licensure or certification
Get Started TodayBuild, test, troubleshoot, and document mechanical devices and manufacturing systems. Prepare layouts, collect performance data, and assist with prototypes and production improvements.
Associate Degree Typically Needed
Salary: $74,510/yr median
Growth: 1% growth (2025–2035), slower than average
Typical career path: Typically an associate degree in mechanical engineering technology or a related field.
Get Started TodayInstall, test, maintain, and troubleshoot automated mechanical and electronic systems used in manufacturing and other technical environments. Work with sensors, motors, controls, robotics, and computerized production equipment.
Education Requirements Vary
Salary: $73,900/yr median
Growth: 3% growth (2025–2035), about as fast as average
Typical career path: Typically requires an associate degree or postsecondary certificate in mechatronics, electro-mechanical technology, automation, or a related technical field
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