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25 high-paying jobs that are projected to grow a lot over the next decade
Software developers typically made over $yüz,000 in 2025.PixeloneStocker/Getty ImagesSeveral manager, tech, and healthcare jobs pay well and could see strong job growth over the next decade.Business Insider combined new pay data with employment projections to see which growing jobs also pay well.Software developers and financial managers typically. make six figures and are projected to be in high demand.Software developers, who typically earn high pay, will likely still be needed in the era of artificial intelligence.The Bureau of Labor Statistics published new median annual wage data for May 2025, showing how much hundreds of occupations typically pay. Business Insider used these estimates with projected employment changes from 2024 to 2034, previously released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, to develop a ranking of fast-growing, high-paying jobs.Using the two datasets, we ranked occupations with a median annual wage of at least $75,000 and that are projected to experience job growth over the decade. We ranked them using a geometric mean of the two estimates, with the highest mean ranked at the top. We excluded catch-all job groups.Nurse practitioners and registered nurses are among the high-paying jobs that need more workers in the future."Demand for. healthcare services will increase because of the large number of older people, who typically have more medical problems than younger people," BLS said. "Registered nurses also will be needed to educate and care for patients with chronic conditions, such as diabetes and obesity."Below are. the results, along with their projected job growth from 2024 to 2034, median annual wage in 2025, and typical education needed.25. Personal financial advisorsalvaro gonzalez/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $105,070Projected employment growth: 31,200Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree24. Logisticiansandresr/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $82,320Projected employment growth: 40,300Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree23. First-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workersdamircudic/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $79,920Projected employment growth: 49,000Typical education needed: High school diploma or equivalent22. Industrial engineersultramansk/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $102,440Projected employment growth: 38,500Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree21. Sales managersMilan Markovic/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $148,270Projected employment growth: 29,000Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree20. Human resources specialistsXavier Lorenzo/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $75,940Projected employment growth: 58,400Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree19. Marketing managersLuis Alvarez/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $166,790Projected employment growth: 26,700Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree18. Physician assistantsSDI Productions/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $135,880Projected employment growth: 33,200Typical education needed: Master's degree17. Computer systems analystsErik Isakson/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $105,850Projected employment growth: 45,500Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree16. Market research analysts and marketing specialistsIgor Suka/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $78,760Projected employment growth: 63,000Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree15. Postsecondary health specialties teachersSDI Productions/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $107,310Projected employment growth: 50,100Typical education needed: Doctoral or professional degree14. Construction managersboonchai wedmakawand/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $114,990Projected employment growth: 48,100Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree13. LawyersHeide Benser/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $159,670Projected employment growth: 35,900Typical education needed: Doctoral or professional degree12. Project management specialistsjacoblund/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $102,320Projected employment growth: 58,700Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree11. Accountants and auditorsLiubomyr Vorona/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $83,680Projected employment growth: 72,800Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree10. Information security analystspixdeluxe/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $129,180Projected employment growth: 52,100Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree9. Management analystsTom Werner/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $101,860Projected employment growth: 94,500Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree8. Data scientistsmartin-dm/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $120,230Projected employment growth: 82,500Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree7. Registered nursesThomas Barwick/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $97,550Projected employment growth: 166,100Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree6. Nurse practitionersMaskot/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $132,300Projected employment growth: 128,400Typical education needed: Master's degree5. General and operations managersMoMo Productions/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $105,770Projected employment growth: 164,000Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree4. Medical and health services managersHalfpoint Images/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $123,860Projected employment growth: 142,900Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree3. Computer and information systems managersThomas Barwick/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $175,140Projected employment growth: 101,600Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree2. Financial managersilkercelik/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $166,570Projected employment growth: 128,800Typical education needed: Bachelor's degree1. Software developersPixeloneStocker/Getty ImagesAnnual median pay: $135,980Projected employment growth: 267,700Typical education needed: Bachelor's degreeRead the original article on Business Insider
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