Top 20 High-Paying Jobs with Rapid Growth in the US

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Top 20 Fast-Growing, High-Paying Jobs in the US


Business Insider recently compiled a list of the top 20 fast-growing, high-paying jobs in the United States, based on projections for employment increase between 2022 and 2032, coupled with median annual wages surpassing the national median of $48,060.

The data used for wage estimates and projections were part of the May 2023 Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The list was ranked using a combination of growth and pay, calculated using the geometric mean.

Below are the top 20 jobs, along with their median annual wages, projected employment increases, and typical education requirements:



Software Developers

Median annual wage: $132,270
Projected employment increase: 410,400
Typical education needed for entry: Bachelor's degree

Financial Managers

Median annual wage: $156,100
Projected employment increase: 126,600
Typical education needed for entry: Bachelor's degree

Medical and Health Services Managers

Median annual wage: $110,680
Projected employment increase: 144,700
Typical education needed for entry: Bachelor's degree

Registered Nurses

Median annual wage: $86,070
Projected employment increase: 177,400
Typical education needed for entry: Bachelor's degree

Nurse Practitioners

Median annual wage: $126,260
Projected employment increase: 118,600
Typical education needed for entry: Master's degree

General and Operations Managers

Median annual wage: $101,280
Projected employment increase: 147,300
Typical education needed for entry: Bachelor's degree

Computer and Information Systems Managers

Median annual wage: $169,510
Projected employment increase: 86,000
Typical education needed for entry: Bachelor's degree

Management Analysts

Median annual wage: $99,410
Projected employment increase: 95,700
Typical education needed for entry: Bachelor's degree

Lawyers

Median annual wage: $145,760
Projected employment increase: 62,400
Typical education needed for entry: Doctoral or professional degree

Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists

Median annual wage: $74,680
Projected employment increase: 116,600
Typical education needed for entry: Bachelor's degree

Data Scientists

Median annual wage: $108,020
Projected employment increase: 59,400
Typical education needed for entry: Bachelor's degree

Information Security Analysts

Median annual wage: $120,360
Projected employment increase: 53,200
Typical education needed for entry: Bachelor's degree

Project Management Specialists

Median annual wage: $98,580
Projected employment increase: 54,700
Typical education needed for entry: Bachelor's degree

Accountants and Auditors

Median annual wage: $79,880
Projected employment increase: 67,400
Typical education needed for entry: Bachelor's degree

Computer Systems Analysts

Median annual wage: $103,800
Projected employment increase: 51,100
Typical education needed for entry: Bachelor's degree

Postsecondary Health Specialties Teachers

Median annual wage: $105,650
Projected employment increase: 50,200
Typical education needed for entry: Doctoral or professional degree

Physician Assistants

Median annual wage: $130,020
Projected employment increase: 39,300
Typical education needed for entry: Master's degree

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers

Median annual wage: $54,320
Projected employment increase: 89,300
Typical education needed for entry: Postsecondary nondegree award

Personal Financial Advisors

Median annual wage: $99,580
Projected employment increase: 42,000
Typical education needed for entry: Bachelor's degree

Software Quality Assurance Analysts and Testers

Median annual wage: $101,800
Projected employment increase: 40,800
Typical education needed for entry: Bachelor's degree

This list showcases the diverse range of high-paying jobs across various industries in the US, providing valuable insights for individuals considering career paths in these fields.

Disclaimer: The information provided above is based on publicly available data and should not be considered as professional or financial advice. Readers are encouraged to conduct their own research and consult with relevant experts before making any career or financial decisions.






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