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New York AI Career Navigator
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Browse every job by group

New York's 685 rated jobs, grouped. Tile size is the number of workers; color is how exposed the group's work is. Tap a group to open its jobs—or drop to the full list below to search and sort everything at once.

New York's workforce as 22 job groups. Tile size is the number of workers; color is how exposed the group's work is. Each tile opens that group's jobs.Office and Administrative Support—1,633,390 workers (14%), typical band 5/5Office & Admin14%Management—998,110 workers (8%), typical band 4/5Management8%Business and Financial Operations—996,090 workers (8%), typical band 4/5Business & Finance8%Sales and Related—883,690 workers (7%), typical band 4/5Sales7%Food Preparation and Serving Related—870,430 workers (7%), typical band 2/5Food Service7%Installation, Maintenance, and Repair—854,240 workers (7%), typical band 2/5Repair & Maintenance7%Educational Instruction and Library—812,050 workers (7%), typical band 3/5Education7%Healthcare Practitioners and Technical—717,000 workers (6%), typical band 3/5Healthcare6%Transportation and Material Moving—665,370 workers (6%), typical band 2/5Transportation6%Construction and Extraction—467,170 workers (4%), typical band 2/5Construction4%Production—417,650 workers (3%), typical band 2/5Production3%Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance—408,730 workers (3%), typical band 1/5Building & Grounds3%Protective Service—403,730 workers (3%), typical band 2/5Protective Service3%Computer and Mathematical—395,900 workers (3%), typical band 5/5Computer & Math3%Personal Care and Service—309,210 workers (3%), typical band 2/5Personal Care3%Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media—281,740 workers (2%), typical band 4/5Arts & Media2%Healthcare Support—251,120 workers (2%), typical band 2/5Healthcare Su…2%Architecture and Engineering—230,880 workers (2%), typical band 4/5Architec…2%Community and Social Service—221,740 workers (2%), typical band 3/5Social S…2%Legal—156,220 workers (1%), typical band 3/5Legal1%Life, Physical, and Social Science—124,430 workers (1%), typical band 4/5Science1%Farming, Fishing, and Forestry—24,520 workers (0%), typical band 2/5
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Each tile is one job group; its size is how many people work in it and its color is the group's typical exposure band (its employment-weighted average). Tap a tile to see the jobs inside it.

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The numbers in this list are statewide. Regional job counts and pay are on each job's own page—we don't load all of them at once here, so the list stays fast. AI-exposure bands are national, so they're the same in every region.