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New York AI Career Navigator

Across New York

How AI is expected to change work across New York

Step 1

The New York economy at a glance

12.1 million
workers across New York
1.3 million
projected job openings a year (2024 - 2034)
Step 2

AI's projected impact by region

Darker regions have more workers in jobs where AI could take on more of the work. Point at any region for its numbers.

CapitalCentralFinger LakesHudson ValleyLong IslandMohawk ValleyNYCNorth CountrySouthern TierWestern
Less of the local work exposedMore
North Country 31%New York City 46%

Point at a region

Hover or tap any region on the map to see how AI could affect work there.

Step 3

Every rated job, on one map

Each bubble is an occupation—placed left to right by how much of its work AI could change, and bottom to top by pay. Bigger bubbles employ more people. Hover or search to find a job, and tap any bubble for its full picture.

Every rated job in New York plotted by how much of the work AI could touch (left to right) against median pay (bottom to top). Bubble size is the number of workers; color is the exposure band. The biggest jobs are labeled; each bubble links to its occupation page.$40K$60K$100K$150K$200K$300K$400K$500KNew York median pay $73,942about half the taskshigher pay · less exposedhigher pay · more exposedlower pay · less exposedlower pay · more exposedMeter Readers, Utilities—21,660 workers, $58,307, band 4/5Hosts and Hostesses, Restaurant, Lounge, and Coffee Shop—21,510 workers, $37,417, band 2/5Human Resources Managers—21,470 workers, $179,615, band 4/5Special Education Teachers, Secondary School—21,420 workers, $91,813, band 3/5Speech-Language Pathologists—21,320 workers, $103,429, band 4/5Food Service Managers—21,070 workers, $85,615, band 3/5Graphic Designers—21,050 workers, $79,510, band 4/5Physical Therapists—20,950 workers, $103,479, band 2/5Counter and Rental Clerks—20,170 workers, $46,696, band 5/5Animal Caretakers—20,100 workers, $38,800, band 2/5Firefighters—19,860 workers, $103,521, band 2/5Chefs and Head Cooks—19,840 workers, $72,462, band 2/5Electrical and Electronics Engineering Technologists and Technicians—19,640 workers, $79,198, band 3/5Tutors—19,590 workers, $48,416, band 5/5Editors—19,580 workers, $104,322, band 5/5Emergency Medical Technicians—19,330 workers, $49,754, band 2/5Civil Engineers—19,240 workers, $106,668, band 4/5Engineers, All Other—19,000 workers, $120,894, band 4/5Amusement and Recreation Attendants—18,990 workers, $37,218, band 2/5Dispatchers, Except Police, Fire, and Ambulance—18,990 workers, $57,125, band 5/5Coaches and Scouts—18,840 workers, $61,594, band 3/5Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators—18,840 workers, $83,178, band 1/5Highway Maintenance Workers—18,820 workers, $56,706, band 1/5Computer Occupations, All Other—18,700 workers, $120,267, band 5/5Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers—18,670 workers, $81,604, band 2/5Administrative Services Managers—18,520 workers, $144,667, band 3/5Bakers—18,310 workers, $39,542, band 2/5Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators—18,230 workers, $50,099, band 1/5Food Servers, Nonrestaurant—18,090 workers, $40,365, band 2/5First-Line Supervisors of Housekeeping and Janitorial Workers—17,880 workers, $62,111, band 2/5Fundraisers—17,810 workers, $81,890, band 4/5Business Teachers, Postsecondary—17,730 workers, $107,418, band 4/5Couriers and Messengers—17,730 workers, $39,660, band 3/5Radiologic Technologists and Technicians—17,600 workers, $101,221, band 3/5Packaging and Filling Machine Operators and Tenders—17,580 workers, $40,228, band 1/5Physicians, All Other—17,380 workers, $249,284, band 3/5Web and Digital Interface Designers—17,020 workers, $124,376, band 5/5Word Processors and Typists—16,950 workers, $49,540, band 5/5First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives—16,930 workers, $127,228, band 3/5Loan Officers—16,810 workers, $97,313, band 5/5Advertising Sales Agents—16,800 workers, $99,253, band 5/5Legal Secretaries and Administrative Assistants—16,680 workers, $73,942, band 5/5Laundry and Dry-Cleaning Workers—16,550 workers, $35,849, band 1/5Clergy—16,430 workers, $60,219, band 3/5Packers and Packagers, Hand—16,250 workers, $38,077, band 1/5Occupational Health and Safety Specialists—16,060 workers, $98,402, band 3/5Electrical and Electronics Drafters—15,680 workers, $80,006, band 5/5Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners—15,230 workers, $75,985, band 4/5Financial Examiners—15,120 workers, $131,085, band 4/5Court, Municipal, and License Clerks—15,110 workers, $54,767, band 5/5Librarians and Media Collections Specialists—14,920 workers, $80,792, band 5/5Chief Executives—14,860 workers, $262,311, band 4/5Refuse and Recyclable Material Collectors—14,750 workers, $66,371, band 2/5Financial Risk Specialists—14,700 workers, $139,128, band 5/5Education Administrators, Postsecondary—14,650 workers, $141,988, band 4/5Parking Attendants—14,480 workers, $36,706, band 1/5Taxi Drivers—14,150 workers, $42,478, band 3/5Industrial Engineers—14,050 workers, $105,509, band 5/5Farmworkers and Laborers, Crop, Nursery, and Greenhouse—14,000 workers, $42,038, band 2/5Interviewers, Except Eligibility and Loan—13,990 workers, $56,720, band 5/5Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers—13,980 workers, $60,485, band 1/5Dental Hygienists—13,860 workers, $109,104, band 2/5Occupational Therapists—13,800 workers, $99,085, band 3/5General Internal Medicine Physicians—13,760 workers, $188,596, band 4/5Facilities Managers—13,710 workers, $133,553, band 3/5Eligibility Interviewers, Government Programs—13,590 workers, $54,698, band 5/5English Language and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary—13,470 workers, $87,223, band 5/5First-line Supervisors of Personal Service Workers—13,460 workers, $60,393, band 3/5Bill and Account Collectors—13,340 workers, $48,286, band 5/5Art Directors—13,330 workers, $141,160, band 4/5Software Quality Assurance Analysts and Testers—13,150 workers, $124,633, band 5/5Computer Network Architects—13,020 workers, $144,315, band 5/5Crossing Guards and Flaggers—12,930 workers, $45,867, band 1/5Information Security Analysts—12,850 workers, $138,434, band 5/5Detectives and Criminal Investigators—12,610 workers, $103,800, band 3/5Medical Scientists, Except Epidemiologists—12,440 workers, $90,219, band 4/5First-Line Supervisors of Landscaping, Lawn Service, and Groundskeeping Workers—12,270 workers, $72,553, band 3/5Architects, Except Landscape and Naval—12,230 workers, $102,063, band 4/5Labor Relations Specialists—12,190 workers, $102,187, band 5/5Cost Estimators—12,080 workers, $81,776, band 4/5Hotel, Motel, and Resort Desk Clerks—12,050 workers, $39,506, band 4/5Compensation, Benefits, and Job Analysis Specialists—11,920 workers, $84,599, band 4/5Credit Analysts—11,550 workers, $135,507, band 5/5Postal Service Mail Sorters, Processors, and Processing Machine Operators—11,500 workers, $59,852, band 1/5Data Entry Keyers—11,370 workers, $45,920, band 5/5Mechanical Engineers—11,320 workers, $105,303, band 5/5Health Technologists and Technicians, All Other—11,160 workers, $62,004, band 3/5Insurance Underwriters—10,910 workers, $99,085, band 5/5Audio and Video Technicians—10,910 workers, $69,487, band 4/5Lifeguards, Ski Patrol, and Other Recreational Protective Service Workers—10,850 workers, $37,511, band 1/5Insurance Claims and Policy Processing Clerks—10,820 workers, $59,163, band 5/5Nursing Instructors and Teachers, Postsecondary—10,730 workers, $85,275, band 3/5Payroll and Timekeeping Clerks—10,710 workers, $62,483, band 5/5Automotive Body and Related Repairers—10,700 workers, $49,018, band 1/5Merchandise Displayers and Window Trimmers—10,680 workers, $44,883, band 3/5Education Teachers, Postsecondary—10,660 workers, $84,316, band 4/5Dentists, General—10,600 workers, $188,185, band 2/5Telecommunications Line Installers and Repairers—10,570 workers, $103,817, band 1/5Medical Records Specialists—10,480 workers, $63,443, band 5/5Nuclear Power Reactor Operators—10,480 workers, $132,539, band 3/5Helpers--Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers—10,350 workers, $45,109, band 1/5Cement Masons and Concrete Finishers—10,210 workers, $65,776, band 1/5Public Relations Managers—10,070 workers, $183,911, band 5/5Machinists—10,000 workers, $62,314, band 2/5Massage Therapists—9,940 workers, $64,212, band 1/5Human Resources Assistants, Except Payroll and Timekeeping—9,780 workers, $54,173, band 5/5Photographers—9,760 workers, $61,731, band 3/5Kindergarten Teachers, Except Special Education—9,710 workers, $79,802, band 2/5Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Technical and Scientific Products—9,600 workers, $130,584, band 4/5Financial Specialists, All Other—9,590 workers, $109,292, band 5/5Clinical and Counseling Psychologists—9,580 workers, $117,602, band 3/5Computer Programmers—9,570 workers, $106,893, band 5/5School Psychologists—9,480 workers, $109,530, band 3/5Ushers, Lobby Attendants, and Ticket Takers—9,460 workers, $38,054, band 2/5Operations Research Analysts—9,360 workers, $111,650, band 5/5Mathematical Science Teachers, Postsecondary—9,290 workers, $89,674, band 5/5Life, Physical, and Social Science Technicians, All Other—9,080 workers, $65,591, band 5/5Logisticians—9,050 workers, $89,717, band 5/5Special Education Teachers, Middle School—9,040 workers, $96,444, band 3/5Surveying and Mapping Technicians—9,010 workers, $58,968, band 4/5Community Health Workers—8,990 workers, $59,760, band 3/5Career/Technical Education Teachers, Postsecondary—8,940 workers, $77,275, band 4/5Diagnostic Medical Sonographers—8,830 workers, $106,825, band 3/5Library Assistants, Clerical—8,710 workers, $36,843, band 5/5Telecommunications Equipment Installers and Repairers, Except Line Installers—8,700 workers, $69,622, band 2/5First-line Supervisors of Security Workers—8,560 workers, $61,403, band 3/5Food Batchmakers—8,310 workers, $39,348, band 2/5Computer Network Support Specialists—8,250 workers, $79,713, band 5/5Ophthalmic Medical Technicians—8,250 workers, $49,794, band 3/5Architectural and Civil Drafters—8,200 workers, $78,396, band 5/5Tax Preparers—8,180 workers, $73,054, band 5/5Railroad Conductors and Yardmasters—8,160 workers, $81,747, band 2/5Psychology Teachers, Postsecondary—8,100 workers, $103,540, band 4/5Flight Attendants—8,030 workers, $129,423, band 2/5Purchasing Managers—7,930 workers, $169,086, band 5/5Industrial Production Managers—7,920 workers, $132,662, band 3/5Biological Science Teachers, Postsecondary—7,910 workers, $100,927, band 4/5Paramedics—7,900 workers, $75,248, band 2/5Respiratory Therapists—7,880 workers, $110,829, band 2/5Career/Technical Education Teachers, Secondary School—7,860 workers, $82,052, band 3/5Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers—7,770 workers, $129,313, band 4/5Brokerage Clerks—7,760 workers, $80,799, band 5/5Engineering Teachers, Postsecondary—7,720 workers, $109,216, band 4/5Printing Press Operators—7,640 workers, $48,950, band 3/5Public Safety Telecommunicators—7,620 workers, $62,899, band 5/5Dietitians and Nutritionists—7,610 workers, $84,792, band 5/5Pediatricians, General—7,180 workers, $218,084, band 4/5Web Developers—7,140 workers, $101,339, band 5/5Mail Clerks and Mail Machine Operators, Except Postal Service—7,130 workers, $43,012, band 2/5Residential Advisors—7,120 workers, $49,606, band 2/5Surgical Technologists—6,920 workers, $81,776, band 1/5Postal Service Clerks—6,880 workers, $64,174, band 3/5Fashion Designers—6,860 workers, $101,400, band 3/5Sewing Machine Operators—6,840 workers, $39,358, band 1/5Fundraising Managers—6,830 workers, $172,352, band 5/5Computer Science Teachers, Postsecondary—6,820 workers, $99,145, band 4/5Stationary Engineers and Boiler Operators—6,720 workers, $96,212, band 2/5Sheet Metal Workers—6,640 workers, $75,758, band 1/5Medical Equipment Preparers—6,590 workers, $58,768, band 1/5New Accounts Clerks—6,570 workers, $59,322, band 5/5Interior Designers—6,540 workers, $77,698, band 4/5Database Administrators—6,520 workers, $108,862, band 5/5Parts Salespersons—6,490 workers, $45,595, band 3/5Loan Interviewers and Clerks—6,420 workers, $59,492, band 5/5Phlebotomists—6,380 workers, $51,811, band 2/5Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other—6,340 workers, $58,515, band 2/5Nuclear Technicians—6,320 workers, $133,415, band 2/5Veterinary Assistants and Laboratory Animal Caretakers—6,140 workers, $45,884, band 2/5Psychiatric Aides—6,130 workers, $51,491, band 2/5Roofers—6,130 workers, $67,802, band 1/5Opticians, Dispensing—6,020 workers, $65,670, band 3/5Special Education Teachers, Preschool—6,010 workers, $70,088, band 2/5Skincare Specialists—6,000 workers, $43,994, band 2/5Biological Technicians—5,980 workers, $62,920, band 3/5News Analysts, Reporters, and Journalists—5,900 workers, $103,587, band 5/5Communications Teachers, Postsecondary—5,870 workers, $87,064, band 3/5Probation Officers and Correctional Treatment Specialists—5,800 workers, $82,603, band 3/5Veterinary Technologists and Technicians—5,800 workers, $60,660, band 2/5Natural Sciences Managers—5,770 workers, $136,941, band 5/5Computer, Automated Teller, and Office Machine Repairers—5,750 workers, $58,910, band 3/5Wind Turbine Service Technicians—5,750 workers, $83,629, band 1/5First-Line Supervisors of Firefighting and Prevention Workers—5,590 workers, $135,879, band 3/5Jewelers and Precious Stone and Metal Workers—5,580 workers, $63,130, band 2/5Chemists—5,570 workers, $93,136, band 3/5Interpreters and Translators—5,530 workers, $86,445, band 5/5Education and Childcare Administrators, Preschool and Daycare—5,510 workers, $98,434, band 4/5Computer Numerically Controlled Tool Operators—5,500 workers, $54,556, band 2/5Healthcare Support Workers, All Other—5,490 workers, $57,945, band 3/5Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health—5,470 workers, $84,461, band 4/5Reservation and Transportation Ticket Agents and Travel Clerks—5,470 workers, $44,010, band 4/5Library Technicians—5,420 workers, $51,464, band 5/5Farmworkers, Farm, Ranch, and Aquacultural Animals—5,420 workers, $35,806, band 1/5Physical Therapist Aides—5,400 workers, $36,273, band 2/5Mobile Heavy Equipment Mechanics, Except Engines—5,400 workers, $68,183, band 1/5Concierges—5,390 workers, $59,032, band 4/5File Clerks—5,370 workers, $45,390, band 5/5Training and Development Managers—5,300 workers, $174,277, band 4/5Tree Trimmers and Pruners—5,290 workers, $63,981, band 1/5Film and Video Editors—5,240 workers, $106,333, band 5/5Health Education Specialists—5,220 workers, $64,314, band 5/5First-line Supervisors of Entertainment And Recreation Workers, Except Gambling Services—5,050 workers, $52,616, band 3/5Butchers and Meat Cutters—5,050 workers, $48,152, band 2/5Airline Pilots, Copilots, and Flight Engineers—5,040 workers, $260,830, band 3/5Physical Therapist Assistants—5,030 workers, $65,719, band 2/5Transportation Inspectors—5,010 workers, $95,467, band 3/5Orderlies—4,980 workers, $47,780, band 1/5Nuclear Engineers—4,970 workers, $145,148, band 5/5Law Teachers, Postsecondary—4,900 workers, $135,876, band 4/5Database Architects—4,890 workers, $145,311, band 5/5Baggage Porters and Bellhops—4,890 workers, $49,837, band 2/5Helpers--Production Workers—4,880 workers, $44,531, band 1/5Security and Fire Alarm Systems Installers—4,870 workers, $60,201, band 2/5Power Distributors and Dispatchers—4,850 workers, $142,573, band 3/5Medical Transcriptionists—4,820 workers, $44,361, band 5/5Paving, Surfacing, and Tamping Equipment Operators—4,730 workers, $64,460, band 1/5Tax Examiners and Collectors, and Revenue Agents—4,640 workers, $73,831, band 5/5Bailiffs—4,630 workers, $79,506, band 1/5Psychiatrists—4,620 workers, $273,334, band 4/5Cargo and Freight Agents—4,600 workers, $61,461, band 5/5Chemical Equipment Operators and Tenders—4,600 workers, $50,777, band 2/5Mixing and Blending Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders—4,600 workers, $54,380, band 2/5Budget Analysts—4,590 workers, $90,020, band 4/5First-Line Supervisors of Correctional Officers—4,530 workers, $105,941, band 3/5Transportation Security Screeners—4,450 workers, $73,834, band 2/5Camera Operators, Television, Video, and Film—4,440 workers, $96,026, band 3/5Atmospheric, Earth, Marine, and Space Sciences Teachers, Postsecondary—4,410 workers, $89,791, band 4/5Adult Basic Education, Adult Secondary Education, and English as a Second Language Instructors—4,400 workers, $80,191, band 3/5Multiple Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic—4,380 workers, $51,031, band 1/5Family Medicine Physicians—4,320 workers, $216,824, band 4/5Lodging Managers—4,280 workers, $80,791, band 4/5Actuaries—4,260 workers, $160,862, band 4/5Rail-Track Laying and Maintenance Equipment Operators—4,250 workers, $89,511, band 1/5Hazardous Materials Removal Workers—4,160 workers, $75,073, band 1/5Helpers--Electricians—4,120 workers, $48,491, band 1/5Emergency Medicine Physicians—4,080 workers, $310,131, band 4/5Drywall and Ceiling Tile Installers—4,050 workers, $62,936, band 1/5Social Scientists and Related Workers, All Other—4,030 workers, $107,706, band 4/5Industrial Engineering Technologists and Technicians—4,000 workers, $72,261, band 3/5Pest Control Workers—4,000 workers, $49,762, band 2/5Special Effects Artists and Animators—3,990 workers, $99,474, band 4/5Order Clerks—3,980 workers, $49,467, band 5/5Cardiovascular Technologists and Technicians—3,940 workers, $92,078, band 3/5Advertising and Promotions Managers—3,920 workers, $176,614, band 4/5Chemistry Teachers, Postsecondary—3,920 workers, $102,680, band 4/5Tile and Stone Setters—3,890 workers, $62,915, band 1/5Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologists—3,860 workers, $116,443, band 3/5Gas Plant Operators—3,860 workers, $100,640, band 1/5Environmental Engineers—3,840 workers, $104,109, band 5/5Special Education Teachers, All Other—3,800 workers, $67,821, band 4/5Obstetricians and Gynecologists—3,780 workers, $358,558, band 3/5Private Detectives and Investigators—3,780 workers, $60,641, band 3/5Cutting, Punching, and Press Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic—3,770 workers, $48,003, band 1/5Automotive and Watercraft Service Attendants—3,760 workers, $37,995, band 2/5History Teachers, Postsecondary—3,750 workers, $103,206, band 4/5Elevator and Escalator Installers and Repairers—3,700 workers, $139,400, band 2/5Cabinetmakers and Bench Carpenters—3,650 workers, $60,021, band 2/5Philosophy and Religion Teachers, Postsecondary—3,630 workers, $94,628, band 4/5Veterinarians—3,630 workers, $135,519, band 2/5Occupational Therapy Assistants—3,610 workers, $70,270, band 2/5Rehabilitation Counselors—3,600 workers, $49,299, band 3/5Helpers--Pipelayers, Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters—3,550 workers, $53,409, band 1/5Agents and Business Managers of Artists, Performers, and Athletes—3,530 workers, $80,955, band 5/5Travel Agents—3,520 workers, $56,090, band 5/5Paper Goods Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders—3,460 workers, $54,006, band 1/5Brickmasons and Blockmasons—3,420 workers, $86,702, band 1/5Extruding, Forming, Pressing, and Compacting Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders—3,420 workers, $45,680, band 1/5Area, Ethnic, and Cultural Studies Teachers, Postsecondary—3,410 workers, $104,645, band 4/5Social Work Teachers, Postsecondary—3,400 workers, $101,468, band 3/5Chemical Technicians—3,380 workers, $62,603, band 3/5Social Science Research Assistants—3,370 workers, $62,928, band 5/5Foreign Language and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary—3,370 workers, $97,785, band 5/5Molding, Coremaking, and Casting Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic—3,360 workers, $45,519, band 1/5Procurement Clerks—3,330 workers, $55,360, band 5/5Therapists, All Other—3,290 workers, $80,166, band 3/5Coating, Painting, and Spraying Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders—3,290 workers, $49,094, band 1/5Structural Iron and Steel Workers—3,270 workers, $95,116, band 1/5Optometrists—3,260 workers, $165,646, band 3/5Separating, Filtering, Clarifying, Precipitating, and Still Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders—3,250 workers, $57,270, band 2/5Surveyors—3,230 workers, $81,080, band 4/5Psychologists, All Other—3,230 workers, $131,907, band 4/5Office Machine Operators, Except Computer—3,220 workers, $46,821, band 3/5Music Directors and Composers—3,190 workers, $85,250, band 5/5Architecture Teachers, Postsecondary—3,180 workers, $129,970, band 4/5Biological Scientists, All Other—3,170 workers, $107,035, band 5/5Environmental Science and Protection Technicians, Including Health—3,120 workers, $64,142, band 4/5Passenger Attendants—3,120 workers, $42,498, band 2/5Judges, Magistrate Judges, and Magistrates—3,100 workers, $222,446, band 3/5Credit Counselors—3,040 workers, $64,087, band 5/5Chiropractors—3,040 workers, $124,334, band 4/5Sales Engineers—2,990 workers, $138,733, band 4/5Maintenance Workers, Machinery—2,980 workers, $69,527, band 2/5Medical Equipment Repairers—2,960 workers, $65,470, band 3/5Pressers, Textile, Garment, and Related Materials—2,930 workers, $37,339, band 1/5Cardiologists—2,860 workers, $505,812, band 3/5Pharmacy Aides—2,860 workers, $39,008, band 3/5Mechanical Drafters—2,850 workers, $78,636, band 4/5Glaziers—2,830 workers, $63,430, band 1/5Tailors, Dressmakers, and Custom Sewers—2,820 workers, $61,588, band 1/5Engineering Technologists and Technicians, Except Drafters, All Other—2,800 workers, $67,361, band 2/5Political Science Teachers, Postsecondary—2,800 workers, $106,966, band 4/5Urban and Regional Planners—2,780 workers, $92,140, band 4/5Meat, Poultry, and Fish Cutters and Trimmers—2,730 workers, $38,183, band 1/5Animal Trainers—2,710 workers, $50,030, band 1/5Computer Hardware Engineers—2,680 workers, $168,042, band 5/5Sociology Teachers, Postsecondary—2,640 workers, $100,275, band 4/5Economics Teachers, Postsecondary—2,610 workers, $131,067, band 4/5Health and Safety Engineers, Except Mining Safety Engineers and Inspectors—2,570 workers, $104,134, band 4/5Electronics Engineers, Except Computer—2,560 workers, $122,513, band 5/5Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians—2,540 workers, $105,701, band 2/5Gambling Dealers—2,430 workers, $52,143, band 2/5Switchboard Operators, Including Answering Service—2,410 workers, $46,397, band 5/5Radiologists—2,400 workers, $453,943, band 4/5Weighers, Measurers, Checkers, and Samplers, Recordkeeping—2,370 workers, $48,083, band 3/5Signal and Track Switch Repairers—2,370 workers, $97,208, band 1/5Technical Writers—2,340 workers, $101,059, band 5/5Dental Laboratory Technicians—2,330 workers, $53,660, band 1/5Floral Designers—2,300 workers, $46,525, band 2/5Grinding, Lapping, Polishing, and Buffing Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic—2,300 workers, $50,412, band 1/5Septic Tank Servicers and Sewer Pipe Cleaners—2,260 workers, $56,717, band 1/5Cutting and Slicing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders—2,260 workers, $50,811, band 1/5Physical Scientists, All Other—2,250 workers, $121,115, band 4/5Captains, Mates, and Pilots of Water Vessels—2,250 workers, $107,098, band 2/5Health Information Technologists and Medical Registrars—2,240 workers, $77,425, band 5/5Telemarketers—2,240 workers, $41,781, band 5/5Physics Teachers, Postsecondary—2,230 workers, $105,981, band 3/5Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Teachers, Postsecondary—2,230 workers, $85,089, band 4/5Broadcast Technicians—2,200 workers, $81,045, band 4/5Broadcast Announcers and Radio Disc Jockeys—2,190 workers, $83,583, band 5/5Commercial and Industrial Designers—2,180 workers, $92,152, band 4/5Title Examiners, Abstractors, and Searchers—2,160 workers, $63,102, band 5/5Fine Artists, Including Painters, Sculptors, and Illustrators—2,130 workers, $81,075, band 4/5Psychiatric Technicians—2,120 workers, $59,704, band 2/5Compensation and Benefits Managers—2,070 workers, $178,564, band 4/5Sound Engineering Technicians—2,070 workers, $89,958, band 4/5Coin, Vending, and Amusement Machine Servicers and Repairers—2,050 workers, $61,711, band 3/5Protective Service Workers, All Other—2,040 workers, $54,029, band 3/5Tool and Die Makers—2,040 workers, $69,633, band 2/5Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Workers, All Other—2,000 workers, $105,875, band 3/5Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment—1,990 workers, $80,340, band 3/5Dietetic Technicians—1,980 workers, $51,825, band 5/5Funeral Attendants—1,980 workers, $43,274, band 2/5Career/Technical Education Teachers, Middle School—1,960 workers, $88,868, band 3/5Insulation Workers, Floor, Ceiling, and Wall—1,960 workers, $60,702, band 1/5Extruding and Drawing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic—1,960 workers, $50,043, band 1/5Locker Room, Coatroom, and Dressing Room Attendants—1,950 workers, $38,369, band 1/5Biochemists and Biophysicists—1,920 workers, $103,915, band 4/5Athletic Trainers—1,910 workers, $68,082, band 2/5Outdoor Power Equipment and Other Small Engine Mechanics—1,900 workers, $52,072, band 2/5Dermatologists—1,850 workers, $384,479, band 3/5Funeral Home Managers—1,830 workers, $105,268, band 4/5Physicists—1,830 workers, $187,061, band 5/5Administrative Law Judges, Adjudicators, and Hearing Officers—1,830 workers, $126,619, band 4/5Court Reporters and Simultaneous Captioners—1,820 workers, $104,843, band 5/5Morticians, Undertakers, and Funeral Arrangers—1,810 workers, $64,690, band 2/5Proofreaders and Copy Markers—1,810 workers, $61,154, band 5/5First-Line Supervisors of Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Workers—1,810 workers, $68,264, band 2/5Statisticians—1,800 workers, $139,829, band 5/5Recreation and Fitness Studies Teachers, Postsecondary—1,800 workers, $82,440, band 5/5Structural Metal Fabricators and Fitters—1,800 workers, $56,333, band 1/5Rail Car Repairers—1,780 workers, $86,975, band 1/5Curators—1,770 workers, $81,336, band 4/5Semiconductor Processing Technicians—1,770 workers, $50,528, band 2/5Occupational Health and Safety Technicians—1,730 workers, $71,589, band 3/5Molders, Shapers, and Casters, Except Metal and Plastic—1,720 workers, $46,989, band 1/5Tire Repairers and Changers—1,710 workers, $44,896, band 1/5Nurse Anesthetists—1,680 workers, $330,017, band 2/5Motorboat Mechanics and Service Technicians—1,680 workers, $60,609, band 1/5Economists—1,660 workers, $140,483, band 5/5Recreational Therapists—1,660 workers, $67,350, band 3/5Air Traffic Controllers—1,590 workers, $148,137, band 3/5Podiatrists—1,580 workers, $111,497, band 3/5Excavating and Loading Machine and Dragline Operators, Surface Mining—1,560 workers, $59,699, band 1/5Locksmiths and Safe Repairers—1,560 workers, $63,581, band 1/5Museum Technicians and Conservators—1,500 workers, $76,632, band 2/5Ophthalmic Laboratory Technicians—1,500 workers, $43,424, band 1/5Crane and Tower Operators—1,500 workers, $87,725, band 2/5Forensic Science Technicians—1,490 workers, $83,960, band 3/5Emergency Management Directors—1,450 workers, $94,125, band 3/5Mechanical Engineering Technologists and Technicians—1,450 workers, $80,402, band 3/5Computer and Information Research Scientists—1,440 workers, $187,084, band 5/5Civil Engineering Technologists and Technicians—1,430 workers, $75,855, band 5/5Print Binding and Finishing Workers—1,420 workers, $45,222, band 1/5Costume Attendants—1,410 workers, $97,640, band 2/5Engine and Other Machine Assemblers—1,410 workers, $47,518, band 1/5Woodworking Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Except Sawing—1,410 workers, $44,721, band 1/5Shampooers—1,400 workers, $38,012, band 2/5Fence Erectors—1,380 workers, $49,302, band 1/5Entertainment And Recreation Managers, Except Gambling—1,370 workers, $100,045, band 3/5Aircraft Service Attendants—1,370 workers, $45,577, band 2/5Locomotive Engineers—1,360 workers, $111,616, band 3/5Personal Service Managers, All Other—1,340 workers, $66,243, band 4/5Mechanical Door Repairers—1,340 workers, $62,271, band 2/5Prepress Technicians and Workers—1,330 workers, $53,614, band 4/5Sailors and Marine Oilers—1,320 workers, $55,396, band 1/5Radiation Therapists—1,310 workers, $133,250, band 2/5Ophthalmologists, Except Pediatric—1,310 workers, $370,132, band 4/5Reinforcing Iron and Rebar Workers—1,310 workers, $100,692, band 1/5Microbiologists—1,300 workers, $83,363, band 3/5Insulation Workers, Mechanical—1,300 workers, $60,716, band 1/5Nuclear Medicine Technologists—1,290 workers, $121,970, band 3/5Conservation Scientists—1,280 workers, $79,144, band 4/5Traffic Technicians—1,270 workers, $73,240, band 4/5Floor Layers, Except Carpet, Wood, and Hard Tiles—1,260 workers, $63,024, band 1/5Animal Control Workers—1,250 workers, $49,645, band 3/5Computer Numerically Controlled Tool Programmers—1,240 workers, $70,297, band 5/5Archivists—1,220 workers, $75,934, band 4/5Environmental Science Teachers, Postsecondary—1,210 workers, $105,513, band 4/5Sawing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Wood—1,200 workers, $43,215, band 1/5Anthropology and Archeology Teachers, Postsecondary—1,180 workers, $102,284, band 4/5Exercise Physiologists—1,180 workers, $61,616, band 2/5Medical Appliance Technicians—1,180 workers, $49,180, band 2/5Machine Feeders and Offbearers—1,180 workers, $44,400, band 1/5Judicial Law Clerks—1,160 workers, $137,052, band 4/5Physicians, Pathologists—1,160 workers, $330,553, band 4/5Airfield Operations Specialists—1,150 workers, $42,921, band 3/5Lighting Technicians—1,140 workers, $80,186, band 2/5Commercial Pilots—1,130 workers, $181,318, band 2/5Furniture Finishers—1,100 workers, $49,439, band 1/5Logging Equipment Operators—1,080 workers, $48,833, band 2/5Food Cooking Machine Operators and Tenders—1,080 workers, $46,721, band 2/5Crushing, Grinding, and Polishing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders—1,060 workers, $59,412, band 1/5Postmasters and Mail Superintendents—1,040 workers, $99,273, band 4/5First-Line Supervisors of Gambling Services Workers—1,040 workers, $76,419, band 4/5Ambulance Drivers and Attendants, Except Emergency Medical Technicians—1,040 workers, $38,048, band 1/5Plasterers and Stucco Masons—1,030 workers, $123,437, band 1/5Bioengineers and Biomedical Engineers—1,020 workers, $106,916, band 5/5Millwrights—1,020 workers, $81,814, band 1/5Plating Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic—1,020 workers, $46,555, band 1/5Gambling Change Persons and Booth Cashiers—990 workers, $48,543, band 2/5Riggers—970 workers, $108,583, band 1/5Carpet Installers—960 workers, $53,578, band 1/5Automotive Glass Installers and Repairers—960 workers, $51,662, band 1/5Food Science Technicians—940 workers, $57,023, band 3/5Helpers--Brickmasons, Blockmasons, Stonemasons, and Tile and Marble Setters—940 workers, $63,700, band 1/5Food Scientists and Technologists—930 workers, $96,701, band 3/5Stonemasons—930 workers, $48,249, band 1/5Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers—920 workers, $88,826, band 4/5Environmental Engineering Technologists and Technicians—890 workers, $64,290, band 3/5Audiovisual Equipment Installers and Repairers—870 workers, $64,142, band 2/5Aerospace Engineers—860 workers, $133,976, band 5/5Audiologists—860 workers, $103,683, band 4/5Foresters—830 workers, $75,770, band 3/5Correspondence Clerks—800 workers, $50,534, band 5/5Welding, Soldering, and Brazing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders—800 workers, $53,272, band 1/5Fabric and Apparel Patternmakers—790 workers, $103,543, band 4/5Lathe and Turning Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic—780 workers, $51,917, band 2/5Chemical Engineers—770 workers, $132,675, band 4/5Materials Engineers—760 workers, $129,426, band 4/5Metal-Refining Furnace Operators and Tenders—760 workers, $67,952, band 1/5Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons—750 workers, $352,307, band 1/5Slaughterers and Meat Packers—750 workers, $34,649, band 1/5Parking Enforcement Workers—740 workers, $48,796, band 3/5Credit Authorizers, Checkers, and Clerks—730 workers, $57,845, band 5/5Coil Winders, Tapers, and Finishers—730 workers, $53,479, band 2/5Arbitrators, Mediators, and Conciliators—720 workers, $72,784, band 4/5Upholsterers—720 workers, $48,402, band 2/5Surgical Assistants—710 workers, $61,754, band 1/5Statistical Assistants—710 workers, $47,624, band 5/5Conveyor Operators and Tenders—710 workers, $43,607, band 1/5Furnace, Kiln, Oven, Drier, and Kettle Operators and Tenders—700 workers, $50,408, band 2/5Materials Scientists—690 workers, $135,427, band 4/5Calibration Technologists and Technicians—680 workers, $62,985, band 3/5Epidemiologists—650 workers, $82,460, band 4/5Photographic Process Workers and Processing Machine Operators—640 workers, $59,073, band 3/5Nurse Midwives—630 workers, $148,554, band 3/5Earth Drillers, Except Oil and Gas—620 workers, $62,512, band 2/5Bicycle Repairers—600 workers, $49,099, band 1/5Farm Equipment Mechanics and Service Technicians—580 workers, $58,148, band 2/5Grinding and Polishing Workers, Hand—580 workers, $48,321, band 1/5Ship Engineers—580 workers, $136,570, band 2/5Insurance Appraisers, Auto Damage—570 workers, $82,514, band 4/5Atmospheric and Space Scientists—560 workers, $120,831, band 5/5Historians—560 workers, $64,718, band 4/5Milling and Planing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic—560 workers, $57,855, band 2/5Electric Motor, Power Tool, and Related Repairers—540 workers, $68,591, band 1/5Painting, Coating, and Decorating Workers—530 workers, $49,618, band 1/5Motion Picture Projectionists—510 workers, $84,348, band 2/5Rolling Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic—510 workers, $62,279, band 2/5Electronic Equipment Installers and Repairers, Motor Vehicles—490 workers, $61,920, band 2/5Electro-Mechanical and Mechatronics Technologists and Technicians—480 workers, $69,917, band 3/5Gambling Cage Workers—470 workers, $49,480, band 3/5Motorcycle Mechanics—470 workers, $56,319, band 1/5Cleaning, Washing, and Metal Pickling Equipment Operators and Tenders—470 workers, $47,350, band 1/5Etchers and Engravers—470 workers, $52,718, band 2/5Survey Researchers—450 workers, $89,320, band 5/5Orthotists and Prosthetists—450 workers, $92,117, band 2/5Genetic Counselors—450 workers, $110,458, band 4/5Recreational Vehicle Service Technicians—450 workers, $59,348, band 1/5Medical Dosimetrists—440 workers, $171,198, band 4/5Soil and Plant Scientists—430 workers, $79,980, band 4/5Adhesive Bonding Machine Operators and Tenders—420 workers, $43,096, band 1/5Sewers, Hand—410 workers, $38,229, band 1/5Agricultural Inspectors—400 workers, $75,922, band 3/5Animal Breeders—400 workers, $49,661, band 2/5Geography Teachers, Postsecondary—390 workers, $103,236, band 4/5Choreographers—390 workers, $177,951, band 2/5Radio, Cellular, and Tower Equipment Installers and Repairers—390 workers, $83,357, band 1/5Plant and System Operators, All Other—380 workers, $76,408, band 1/5Mathematical Science Occupations, All Other—370 workers, $81,687, band 5/5Textile Knitting and Weaving Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders—360 workers, $50,705, band 2/5Anthropologists and Archeologists—350 workers, $69,103, band 4/5Shoe and Leather Workers and Repairers—350 workers, $43,065, band 1/5Pipelayers—330 workers, $72,282, band 1/5Library Science Teachers, Postsecondary—320 workers, $78,192, band 4/5Agricultural Technicians—310 workers, $47,113, band 3/5Musical Instrument Repairers and Tuners—310 workers, $54,926, band 1/5Occupational Therapy Aides—290 workers, $47,387, band 2/5Paperhangers—290 workers, $61,859, band 1/5Bridge and Lock Tenders—290 workers, $52,688, band 3/5Hearing Aid Specialists—280 workers, $85,315, band 2/5Gambling and Sports Book Writers and Runners—250 workers, $56,131, band 2/5General and Operations Managers—306,090 workers, $133,054, band 4/5Customer Service Representatives—266,980 workers, $49,137, band 5/5Registered Nurses—246,040 workers, $112,504, band 3/5Retail Salespersons—244,090 workers, $38,061, band 3/5Janitors and Cleaners, Except Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners—225,120 workers, $42,694, band 1/5Fast Food and Counter Workers—223,660 workers, $36,144, band 1/5Office Clerks, General—187,280 workers, $46,974, band 5/5Waiters and Waitresses—175,270 workers, $48,216, band 2/5Cashiers—171,900 workers, $35,818, band 2/5Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal, Medical, and Executive—163,180 workers, $50,772, band 5/5Maintenance and Repair Workers, General—160,200 workers, $59,426, band 2/5Stockers and Order Fillers—154,440 workers, $39,881, band 2/5Security Guards—150,150 workers, $45,360, band 2/5Accountants and Auditors—149,550 workers, $104,363, band 5/5Control and Valve Installers and Repairers, Except Mechanical Door—137,290 workers, $104,013, band 2/5Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative Assistants—133,580 workers, $82,549, band 5/5Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education—131,230 workers, $88,164, band 3/5Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks—124,590 workers, $59,534, band 5/5Electrical Power-Line Installers and Repairers—124,450 workers, $124,706, band 1/5Software Developers—119,390 workers, $170,831, band 5/5First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Workers—113,350 workers, $81,039, band 4/5Lawyers—113,070 workers, $213,674, band 3/5Project Management Specialists—109,090 workers, $123,071, band 5/5Management Analysts—107,830 workers, $114,128, band 3/5Nursing Assistants—106,400 workers, $49,820, band 1/5First-Line Supervisors of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers—102,690 workers, $93,723, band 3/5Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education—96,520 workers, $99,785, band 3/5Receptionists and Information Clerks—96,130 workers, $44,098, band 5/5Financial Managers—95,020 workers, $223,566, band 4/5Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand—91,580 workers, $45,611, band 1/5Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and Travel—90,910 workers, $93,027, band 5/5Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists—90,710 workers, $100,230, band 4/5Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agents—86,410 workers, $169,877, band 5/5Business Operations Specialists, All Other—79,040 workers, $84,852, band 5/5Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Powerhouse, Substation, and Relay—79,010 workers, $101,094, band 3/5Power Plant Operators—78,900 workers, $109,433, band 2/5Cooks, Restaurant—77,580 workers, $44,784, band 1/5Childcare Workers—75,090 workers, $38,538, band 2/5Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners—74,690 workers, $43,017, band 1/5Police and Sheriff's Patrol Officers—74,050 workers, $95,139, band 3/5First-Line Supervisors of Food Preparation and Serving Workers—73,300 workers, $48,381, band 4/5Construction Laborers—72,930 workers, $57,446, band 1/5First-Line Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers—71,450 workers, $58,834, band 4/5Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and Scientific Products—70,510 workers, $80,315, band 5/5Production, Planning, and Expediting Clerks—70,370 workers, $62,358, band 5/5Landscaping and Groundskeeping Workers—69,480 workers, $45,974, band 1/5Human Resources Specialists—68,730 workers, $85,795, band 5/5Financial and Investment Analysts—66,970 workers, $130,076, band 4/5Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers—66,840 workers, $63,406, band 2/5Electrical Engineers—63,010 workers, $122,345, band 5/5Managers, All Other—62,810 workers, $170,007, band 4/5Food Preparation Workers—62,200 workers, $36,515, band 1/5Bus Drivers, School—61,570 workers, $57,878, band 3/5Carpenters—59,810 workers, $74,288, band 2/5Electricians—58,390 workers, $80,881, band 2/5Marketing Managers—56,130 workers, $184,239, band 4/5Dining Room and Cafeteria Attendants and Bartender Helpers—55,320 workers, $37,671, band 1/5Social and Human Service Assistants—55,200 workers, $48,510, band 3/5Bartenders—53,460 workers, $62,758, band 2/5Computer and Information Systems Managers—53,320 workers, $217,895, band 5/5Computer User Support Specialists—53,070 workers, $74,594, band 5/5Industrial Machinery Mechanics—52,010 workers, $71,717, band 2/5Light Truck Drivers—51,840 workers, $47,341, band 3/5Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses—51,660 workers, $69,060, band 2/5Construction and Building Inspectors—50,740 workers, $81,618, band 3/5Medical Assistants—50,670 workers, $49,214, band 3/5Self-Enrichment Teachers—47,290 workers, $59,404, band 3/5Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics—47,220 workers, $55,645, band 1/5Middle School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education—44,020 workers, $97,496, band 3/5First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers—43,310 workers, $80,375, band 3/5Personal Financial Advisors—43,270 workers, $169,190, band 4/5Medical Secretaries and Administrative Assistants—43,170 workers, $48,841, band 5/5Substitute Teachers, Short-Term—42,960 workers, $44,710, band 3/5Sales Managers—42,460 workers, $221,288, band 4/5First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers—42,350 workers, $98,294, band 3/5Computer Systems Analysts—41,590 workers, $112,676, band 5/5Billing and Posting Clerks—41,490 workers, $54,585, band 5/5Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters—41,310 workers, $79,594, band 1/5Hairdressers, Hairstylists, and Cosmetologists—40,670 workers, $36,661, band 1/5Medical and Health Services Managers—40,650 workers, $166,870, band 4/5Training and Development Specialists—40,320 workers, $77,351, band 5/5Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary—40,200 workers, $134,892, band 4/5Dishwashers—39,410 workers, $36,343, band 1/5Correctional Officers and Jailers—37,980 workers, $78,765, band 2/5Public Relations Specialists—37,690 workers, $83,529, band 5/5Farmers, Ranchers, and Other Agricultural Managers—37,000 workers, $90,868, band 3/5Child, Family, and School Social Workers—36,290 workers, $66,924, band 2/5Preschool Teachers, Except Special Education—35,200 workers, $47,825, band 2/5Insurance Sales Agents—34,930 workers, $78,819, band 5/5Art, Drama, and Music Teachers, Postsecondary—34,520 workers, $101,612, band 4/5Educational, Guidance, and Career Counselors and Advisors—33,910 workers, $73,617, band 3/5Compliance Officers—33,670 workers, $91,593, band 5/5Shipping, Receiving, and Inventory Clerks—33,450 workers, $48,217, band 4/5Producers and Directors—33,380 workers, $110,560, band 4/5Paralegals and Legal Assistants—31,630 workers, $70,326, band 4/5Water and Wastewater Treatment Plant and System Operators—31,040 workers, $65,449, band 2/5School Bus Monitors—30,380 workers, $37,840, band 2/5Exercise Trainers and Group Fitness Instructors—30,020 workers, $48,284, band 1/5Healthcare Social Workers—29,790 workers, $75,113, band 3/5Teaching Assistants, Postsecondary—28,560 workers, $44,832, band 5/5Shuttle Drivers and Chauffeurs—28,320 workers, $45,125, band 2/5Driver/Sales Workers—28,150 workers, $43,664, band 3/5Manicurists and Pedicurists—28,020 workers, $35,537, band 1/5Network and Computer Systems Administrators—27,840 workers, $108,774, band 5/5Instructional Coordinators—26,930 workers, $82,810, band 4/5Pharmacy Technicians—26,910 workers, $45,163, band 4/5Recreation Workers—26,770 workers, $39,008, band 2/5Nurse Practitioners—26,490 workers, $157,803, band 4/5Dental Assistants—26,390 workers, $49,334, band 2/5Postal Service Mail Carriers—26,360 workers, $63,536, band 2/5Cooks, Fast Food—26,120 workers, $36,681, band 1/5Data Scientists—25,670 workers, $134,111, band 5/5Tellers—25,460 workers, $45,451, band 5/5Claims Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators—25,400 workers, $88,593, band 4/5Cleaners of Vehicles and Equipment—25,100 workers, $40,249, band 1/5Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers—24,880 workers, $76,536, band 1/5Social and Community Service Managers—24,830 workers, $97,590, band 3/5Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel Engine Specialists—24,820 workers, $72,078, band 1/5Physician Assistants—24,620 workers, $165,381, band 2/5Education Administrators, Kindergarten through Secondary—24,460 workers, $141,162, band 3/5Construction Managers—24,310 workers, $157,969, band 4/5Bus Drivers, Transit and Intercity—24,300 workers, $86,327, band 2/5Architectural and Engineering Managers—23,870 workers, $178,657, band 4/5Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers—23,720 workers, $51,130, band 3/5Real Estate Sales Agents—22,960 workers, $103,926, band 4/5Pharmacists—22,910 workers, $146,071, band 4/5First-Line Supervisors of Non-Retail Sales Workers—22,700 workers, $122,890, band 5/5Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers—22,610 workers, $101,063, band 4/5Cooks, Institution and Cafeteria—21,960 workers, $47,046, band 2/5Painters, Construction and Maintenance—21,730 workers, $61,187, band 1/5General and Operations …Customer Service Repres…Registered NursesRetail SalespersonsJanitors and Cleaners, …Fast Food and Counter W…Office Clerks, GeneralWaiters and WaitressesSecretaries and Adminis…Maintenance and Repair …← less of the work exposedmore exposed →How much of the job AI could touch (potential exposure score)Median pay (log scale)
  • Band 1 (least)
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  • Band 5 (most)

Every rated job is here; bubble size is the number of workers, so the biggest jobs are the labeled ones and the small dots are the long tail. Color is the exposure band (how much AI could touch the work)—the same bands used across the site. Pay is on a log scale so the many mid-pay jobs don't pile up at the bottom. 44 jobs lack a wage or an exposure score and aren't plotted.

Step 4

Where AI could take on a lot of the work

Some of New York's largest occupations, ranked by how many people work them. AI can already help with a lot of the everyday work in these jobs.

  1. 1General and Operations Managers306,0902.5% of NY jobs
  2. 2Customer Service Representatives266,9802.2% of NY jobs
  3. 3Office Clerks, General187,2801.5% of NY jobs
  4. 4Secretaries and Administrative Assistants163,1801.3% of NY jobs
  5. 5Accountants and Auditors149,5501.2% of NY jobs
  6. 6Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative Assistants133,5801.1% of NY jobs
Step 5

Where AI can take on little of the work

Some of New York's largest occupations built on hands-on, on-site work AI can't do on its own, ranked by how many people work them.

  1. 1Control and Valve Installers and Repairers137,2901.1% of NY jobs
  2. 2Electrical Power-Line Installers and Repairers124,4501.0% of NY jobs
  3. 3Power Plant Operators78,9000.7% of NY jobs
  4. 4Carpenters59,8100.5% of NY jobs
  5. 5Electricians58,3900.5% of NY jobs
  6. 6Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters41,3100.3% of NY jobs