Learn which jobs are estimated to exceed the average growth rate in the
Some of the high-demand jobs over the next 10 years include data scientists, information security analysts, financial managers, IT managers, and software developers.
The benefits of pursuing jobs in high demand include greater job stability, higher salaries, faster career advancement, and professional development opportunities.
Medical jobs in high demand include medical assistants, health services managers, and nurse practitioners.
High-paying jobs in demand include financial managers, IT managers, and software developers. Learn more about the various jobs projected to exceed average growth rates over the next 10 years.
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What are high-demand jobs?
A high-demand job typically means that there are more jobs available than qualified candidates to fill them or that there will be more jobs available in that particular career over the next several years. These types of jobs tend to have several benefits, including more competitive salaries, increased opportunities for advancement, and even greater job security.
What jobs are in high demand? 14 high-demand jobs to consider
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has estimated the job growth rate over the next decade for 324 occupations in the United States. Based on that data, we’ve compiled a list of 14 high-demand jobs that exceed the average growth rate of 3.1 percent [1] and may be worth considering as you look for your next role. As you’ll notice, many jobs fall within health care and technology, both of which are among the fastest-growing industries.
All salary and growth data come from the BLS as of August 2026.
1. Data scientist
Data scientists identify key questions and use data-driven approaches to find answers, often developing predictive models and algorithms to forecast outcomes. Their work involves finding patterns in data sets, using tools like Python and SQL for analysis, applying machine learning techniques to improve data quality, and communicating insights to stakeholders across a company. This intellectually challenging field puts professionals at the forefront of technological innovation, combining analytical problem-solving with the ability to translate complex findings
Skills you’ll build:Data Literacy, Data Visualization, Plot (Graphics), Data Import/Export, Data Cleansing, Data Visualization Software, Data Presentation, Web Scraping, SQL, Model Evaluation, Professional Networking, Jupyter, Plotly, Unsupervised Learning, Exploratory Data Analysis, Data Wrangling, Data Storytelling, Dashboard Creation, Dashboard, Generative AI, Generative Model Architectures, Responsible AI, Data Preprocessing, Data Synthesis, Data Ethics, Data Science, Data Analysis, Predictive Modeling, Feature Engineering, Regression Analysis, Supervised Learning, Classification Algorithms, Scikit Learn (Machine Learning Library), Machine Learning, Dimensionality Reduction, Logistic Regression, Machine Learning Methods, Machine Learning Algorithms, Applied Machine Learning, Statistical Methods, Model Optimization, Python Programming, Model Training, Data Manipulation, Relational Databases, Stored Procedure, Database Theory, Query Languages, Database Management, Databases, Data Access, Transaction Processing, R Programming, GitHub, Cloud Platforms, Computer Programming Tools, Cloud Hosting, Cloud API, Statistical Programming, Software Development Tools, R (Software), Version Control, Integrated Development Environments, Cloud Services, Other Programming Languages, Cloud Computing, Git (Version Control System), Scatter Plots, Scientific Visualization, Data Processing, Statistical Analysis, Data Transformation, Big Data, Deep Learning, Digital Transformation, Data Storage, Data Mining, Data-Driven Decision-Making, Interviewing Skills, Business Research, Professional Development, Communication, Job Analysis, Portfolio Management, Critical Thinking and Problem Solving, Problem Solving, Oral Expression, Writing, Marketing Materials, Matplotlib, Seaborn, Interactive Data Visualization, Histogram, Spatial Data Analysis, Geospatial Information and Technology, Graphing, NumPy, Data Collection, Scripting, Model Deployment, Data Modeling, Business Analysis, Analytical Skills, Business Requirements, Pandas (Python Package), Data Compilation
4.6
(151,105 ratings)
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2. Information security analyst
Information security analysts protect a company’s networks, systems, and databases through carefully designed security policies and risk mitigation strategies. Their responsibilities include monitoring various security aspects, performing compliance testing, and developing recommendations and training programs to strengthen organizational security measures. They work collaboratively across teams while staying current with evolving cybersecurity threats, ensuring that companies maintain robust defense systems.
Median salary (US): $124,910
Estimated job growth: 29 percent
Typical requirements: Bachelor’s degree and three
Skills you’ll build:Cloud Computing, Database Management, Network Security, Networking Hardware, Information Technology Infrastructure Library, IT Service Management, Malware Protection, Cyber Security Assessment, Cybersecurity, Penetration Testing, Identity and Access Management, Operating System Administration, Digital Forensics, Cyber Threat Intelligence, Cyber Threat Hunting, Email Security, Service Management, Incident Response, Governance Risk Management and Compliance, Interviewing Skills, Multi-Factor Authentication, Authorization (Computing), Computer Security Incident Management, Cyber Security Policies, Authentications, Cyber Attacks, Human Factors (Security), Distributed Denial-Of-Service (DDoS) Attacks, Security Controls, Security Awareness, Threat Management, Data Security, SQL, Encryption, NoSQL, Relational Databases, Application Security, Databases, Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), Database Administration, Database Management Systems, User Accounts, Exploitation techniques, Database Application, User Provisioning, Database Architecture and Administration, Applicant Tracking Systems, Business Writing, Negotiation, Professional Networking, Web Presence, Job Analysis, Portfolio Management, Market Research, Recruitment, Presentations, Writing, Network Architecture, Endpoint Detection and Response, IT Security Architecture, DevSecOps, Information Technology Architecture, Vulnerability Management, Simulations, Security Testing, Cryptography, MITRE ATT&CK Framework, Vulnerability Scanning, Threat Detection, AI Integrations, Brute-force attacks, Test Planning, Vulnerability Assessments, Hardening, Endpoint Security, Patch Management, Risk Management, Regulatory Compliance, Responsible AI, Compliance Auditing, Law, Regulation, and Compliance, Information Technology, Data Ethics, Auditing, Regulation and Legal Compliance, Cyber Governance, Cyber Risk, IT Management, Compliance Management, ISO/IEC 27001, Command-Line Interface, Linux Administration, Systems Administration, Virtualization, Mac OS, File Systems, Microsoft Windows, Linux, Linux Commands, Windows Servers, Cloud Security, Cloud Computing Architecture, Knowledge of Apple Software, Operating Systems, File Management, Firewall, Virtual Machines, Computer Security Awareness Training, Cyber Security Strategy, Technical Support and Services, Information Assurance, Network Protocols, Network Routing, Intrusion Detection and Prevention, General Networking, Local Area Networks, Network Infrastructure, TCP/IP, Data Loss Prevention, Network Routers, Routing Protocols, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), Network Administration, Incident Management, AI Security, Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standards, Security Management, Data Integrity, Anomaly Detection, Generative AI, Threat Modeling, Security Information and Event Management (SIEM), Prompt
3. Market research analyst
Market research analysts are a key part of a company’s market strategy because they investigate and provide actionable insights regarding competitors, customers, and new markets. Market research analysts also develop new ways of collecting data to help them understand what customers want, what competitors offer, and where a new product or service could fit. Their work entails a combination of strong mathematical and analytical skills alongside critical thinking
Skills you’ll build:Bayesian Statistics, Descriptive Statistics, Data-Driven Marketing, Meta Ads Manager, Business Metrics, Data Storytelling, Data Analysis, Statistical Hypothesis Testing, Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), Marketing Analytics, A/B Testing, Target Audience, Data Presentation, Data Collection, Interviewing Skills, Data Visualization Software, Pandas (Python Package), Data Visualization, Marketing, Marketing Effectiveness, Registration, Statistics, Digital Marketing, Social Media Marketing, Time Series Analysis and Forecasting, Spreadsheet Software, Statistical Modeling, Regression Analysis, Sampling (Statistics), Analytics, Statistical Inference, Tableau Software, Statistical Analysis, Probability & Statistics, Descriptive Analytics, Statistical Methods, Statistical Software, Data Modeling, Data Manipulation, Python Programming, Programming Principles, Matplotlib, Exploratory Data Analysis, Data Cleansing, Jupyter, Data Wrangling, Data Processing, Advertising Campaigns, Campaign Management, Advertising, Conversion Funnel Analysis, Presentations, Social Media Campaigns, Paid media, Online Advertising, Data-Driven Decision-Making, Marketing Strategies, Facebook, Content Performance Analysis, Customer Analysis, Customer Insights, Persona Development, Marketing Strategy and Techniques, Model Evaluation, Marketing Planning, Marketing Channel, Data Management, Data Quality, Performance Metric, Generative AI, Analytical Skills, Business Analytics, Google Sheets, SQL, Correlation Analysis, Dashboard Creation, Dashboard, Analysis, Query Languages, Application Programming Interface (API), Google Analytics, Data Literacy, Web Analytics, Data Capture, Data Integration, Digital Marketing Tools, Law, Regulation, and Compliance, Information Privacy
4.7
(4,466 ratings)
4. Financial manager
Financial managers oversee a company’s finances, including their profits and expenditures. In addition to monitoring the money that flows in and out of a business, they strategize about larger financial decisions with the aim of achieving financial well-being for a company. Thanks to the nature of their work, financial managers need to be strong communicators, planners, and organizers.
Median salary (US): $161,700
Estimated job growth:
Skills you’ll build:Finance, Accrual Accounting, Revenue Recognition, Risk Management, Financial Statement Analysis, Corporate Finance, Credit Risk, Financial Statements, Accounting, Investment Management, Return On Investment, Financial Modeling, Accruals, Peer Review, Cash Flows, Investments, Financial Accounting, Financial Management, Mergers & Acquisitions, Financial Analysis, Depreciation, Fixed Asset, Financial Reporting, Market Liquidity, Property Accounting, Equities, Accounts Payable, Balance Sheet, Accounts Receivable, Inventory Accounting, Accounting Records, Derivatives, Risk Mitigation, Financial Market, Cash Management, Governance, Private Equity, Financial Policy, Decision Making, Portfolio Management, Portfolio Risk, Performance Analysis, Behavioral Economics, Asset Management, Tax Returns, Regression Analysis, Financial Trading, Performance Measurement, Business Valuation, Microsoft Excel, Risk Analysis, General Finance, Cash Flow Forecasting, Financial Forecasting, Capital Budgeting, Working Capital
4.7
(7,028 ratings)
5. IT manager
IT managers oversee a company’s network and IT services, ensuring users can access required software and tools without interruption. In addition to developing short-term and long-term system plans, troubleshooting problems, and managing all network-related budgets, computer managers also stay up-to-date about new programs or technology in case they might be useful to purchase and implement.
Median salary (US): $171,200
Estimated job gr
Skills you’ll build:General Networking, Package and Software Management, Network Security, Operating System Administration, Chef (Configuration Management Tool), IT Security Architecture, Network Troubleshooting, Desktop Support, Version Control, Git (Version Control System), Network Administration, Interviewing Skills, Systems Administration, Ruby (Programming Language), IT Automation, TCP/IP, Web Presence, Information Systems Security, IT Infrastructure, Computer Networking, Cloud Computing, Disaster Recovery, Lightweight Directory Access Protocols, Server Administration, Cloud Services, Active Directory, Network Infrastructure, Technical Consulting, Cloud Infrastructure, Data Storage, Cloud Management, Servers, System Configuration, Linux Commands, User Accounts, Remote Access Systems, File Systems, Software Installation, System Monitoring, Operating Systems, OS Process Management, File Management, Microsoft Windows, Identity and Access Management, Command-Line Interface, User Provisioning, Linux Administration, Linux, System Support, Technical Support and Services, Branding, Professional Development, Google Gemini, Prompt Engineering Tools, Generative AI, Prompt Engineering, AI literacy, Encryption, Cyber Security Policies, Security Awareness, Cyber Attacks, Authentications, Cryptography, Firewall, Authorization (Computing), Security Strategy, Security Controls, Data Security, Security Management, Computer Security Awareness Training, Threat Management, Cybersecurity, Application Security, Technical Support, Computer Hardware, Information Technology, Help Desk Support, Hardware Troubleshooting, Network Support, Technical Documentation, Customer Support, Computer Systems, End User Training and Support, Technical Writing, Software Documentation, Network Protocols, Network Model, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), Routing Protocols, Data Integrity, Network Routing, Wireless Networks, OSI Models, Network Architecture, Networking Hardware, Network Routers
4.8
(215,585 ratings)
6. Software developer
Software developers code and create software and apps, and update existing interfaces, ensuring that everything runs smoothly. They work behind the scenes to design and build the programs people use every day on their computers and mobile devices. Software developers need to know a programming language and have an understanding of what users need from a specific piece of software in order to create a useful and impactful product.
Median salary (US): $133,080
Estimated job growth: 16 percent
Skills you’ll build:Node.JS, Cloud Deployment, HTML and CSS, Cloud Computing, Cloud-Native Computing, Software Development Life Cycle, Front-End Web Development, Data Import/Export, Software Development, Istio, Object-Relational Mapping, CI/CD, Git (Version Control System), OpenShift, Kubernetes, Server Side, Unit Testing, Cloud Infrastructure, Data Ethics, Javascript, Cloud Security, Containerization, DevOps, Cloud Technologies, Cloud Development, Infrastructure Architecture, Cloud Services, Cloud Computing Architecture, Cloud Engineering, Docker (Software), Cloud Standards, Data Storage, Data Storage Technologies, Public Cloud, Cloud Platforms, Python Programming, Application Programming Interface (API), Flask (Web Framework), AI Integrations, Cloud Applications, Artificial Intelligence, Web Applications, Application Lifecycle Management, IBM Cloud, Programming Principles, Software Testing, Web Development, Integrated Development Environments, Application Deployment, Command-Line Interface, Configuration Management, Scalability, Microservices, Devops Tools, YAML, Software Engineering, Back-End Web Development, Software Development Methodologies, Software Development Tools, Software Architecture, Unified Modeling Language, Software Design Patterns, Software Design, Full-Stack Web Development, Web Language, Development Environment, NumPy, Data Collection, Data Analysis, Scripting, Django (Web Framework), SQL, Relational Databases, Bootstrap (Front-End Framework), Authentications, Databases, Database Design, Database Administration, Database Application, Frontend Integration, Database Management, Database Theory, Database Systems, Database Development, API Gateway, Serverless Computing, Restful API, Application Development, GitHub, Collaborative Software, Open Source Technology, Software Versioning, Version Control, User Accounts, Web Design and Development, Continuous Deployment, Application Design, Continuous Integration, Package and Software Management, JSON, Authorization (Computing), Web Servers, Postman API Platform, Model View Controller, Web Services, JavaScript Frameworks, API Design, Computer Science, React.js, UI Components, React Redux, Dataflow, Event-Driven Programming, User Interface (UI), Code Reusability, Continuous Delivery, Application Frameworks, Web Frameworks, Communication, Follow Through, Professionalism, Professional Development, Communication Strategies, Verbal Communication Skills, Problem Solving, Relationship Building, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Semantic Web, Responsive Web Design, Web Development Tools, Debugging, Browser Compatibility, Generative AI, Code Review, Software Design Documents, Agentic Workflows, Generative AI Agents, DevSecOps, Application Security, LLM Application, Prompt Patterns
4.6
(60,693 ratings)
7. Web developer
Web developers create websites for brands, companies, and clients. There are four main types of website developers: back-end, front-end, full-stack, and webmaster. Each category focuses on a specific aspect of building and overseeing a website. Website developers typically must know at least one programming language and have some understanding of fundamental
Skills you’ll build:JSON, User Interface (UI), Unix Shell, Mobile Development Tools, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), UI Components, Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, Design Research, Software Visualization, User Experience Design, Unit Testing, Pseudocode, Command-Line Interface, Code Reusability, Usability, User Research, User Interface and User Experience (UI/UX) Design, Debugging, Javascript, React.js, Context Management, Jest (JavaScript Testing Framework), Software Design Patterns, Front-End Web Development, JavaScript Frameworks, Frontend Integration, Web Applications, Data Access, Data Sharing, Web Development Tools, Git (Version Control System), User Interface (UI) Design, UI/UX Strategy, HTML and CSS, Web Design, Web Design and Development, Usability Testing, Software Technical Review, Version Control, Code Review, Responsive Web Design, Bootstrap (Front-End Framework), Web Development, Web Frameworks, General Networking, Figma (Design Software), Design Elements And Principles, Wireframing, Persona (User Experience), UI/UX Research, User Centered Design, Interaction Design, Layout Design, Design Reviews, Experience Design, Algorithms, Data Structures, Technical Communication, Computer Programming, Graph Theory, Theoretical Computer Science, Communication, Computer Science, Programming Principles, Computational Thinking, Webpack, Development Environment, Event-Driven Programming, Mobile Development, Application Development, Dataflow, Object Oriented Programming (OOP), Node.JS, Software Engineering, Computational Logic, Software Testing, GitHub, Linux Commands, File Management, Unix Commands, Collaborative Software, Linux, Software Development, Software Versioning, Unix, Semantic Web, Software Engineering Tools, Web Analytics and SEO, Frontend Performance, Browser Compatibility
4.7
(24,283 ratings)
8. Statistician
Statisticians are problem-solvers who use data, mathematics, and other statistical information to identify solutions. They often work for companies, either as full-time employees or consultants, using their analytical skills to understand business-related issues and determine the best outcome. Statisticians can apply
Skills you’ll build:Statistical Hypothesis Testing, Python Programming, Bayesian Statistics, Sampling (Statistics), Plot (Graphics), Data Literacy, Scientific Visualization, Data Visualization, Statistical Methods, Jupyter, Data-Driven Decision-Making, Statistical Software, Model Evaluation, Matplotlib, Statistical Modeling, Probability & Statistics, Statistical Analysis, Statistical Inference, Statistical Visualization, Statistics, Regression Analysis, Logistic Regression, Data Analysis, Exploratory Data Analysis, Advanced Analytics, Predictive Modeling, Dependency Analysis, Statistical Programming, Data Visualization Software, Analysis, Descriptive Statistics, Box Plots, NumPy, Data Dictionary
4.6
(3,357 ratings)
9. Medical assistant
Medical assistants provide support in doctors’ offices, hospitals, and other medical facilities. They are often the first to interact with a patient, taking their medical history and facilitating a smooth visit, including submitting prescriptions to area pharmacies and explaining medications to patients. Medical assistants may also perform basic lab tests, collect lab specimens, and perform various duties to help doctors, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners.
Median salary (US): $44,200
Estimated job growth: 12 percent
Typical requirements: High school diploma and on-the-job training or professional certificate
University of Pennsylvania
Vital Signs: Understanding What the Body Is Telling Us
course
13 hour(s)
Skills you’ll build:Anatomy, Pulmonology, Physiology, Blood Pressure, Cardiology,
10. Substance abuse counselor
Substance abuse counselors work closely with people who are struggling with a substance abuse disorder, such as drugs or alcohol. They may meet with patients individually or in groups to assess the issue and provide treatment that strives to modify behavior and help patients recover. Because substance abuse counselors spend a lot of time investigating why an issue arose in the first place, they must be empathetic listeners as well as critical thinkers.
Median salary (US): $59,190
Estimated job growth: 17 percent
Typical requirements: Bachelor’s degr
Skills you’ll build:Human Services, Social Work, Cultural Sensitivity, Social and Human Services, Social Justice, Systems Thinking, Advocacy, Policy Analysis, Research, and Development, Research, Community and Social Work, Diversity Awareness, Cultural Diversity, Ethical Standards And Conduct, Cultural Responsiveness
4.8
(449 ratings)
11. Health services manager
Health services managers work behind the scenes in health care administration to keep doctors’ offices, hospitals, and other provider locations organized and on task. Their job is to ensure that everything operates smoothly so that patients can receive timely care and providers can effectively do their jobs. Health services managers often need to have a developed understanding of not only the medical system but also the legal and financial systems (like insurance) that impact health care.
Median salary (US): $117,960
Estimated job growth: 23 percent
Typical requirements: Bachelor’s degree and around five years of experience
Skills you’ll build:Operations Management, Financial Analysis, Financial Reporting, Financial Statement Analysis, Financial Data, Insurance, Financial Acumen, Employee Performance Management, Financial Statements, Income Statement, Health Care Administration, Health Care Procedure and Regulation, Health Systems, People Management, Health Care, Operational Performance Management, Leadership and Management, Financial Accounting, Social Determinants Of Health, Human Capital, Medicare, Hospice, Health Policy, Home Health Care, Medicaid, Long Term Care, Hospital Medicine, Economics, Supply And Demand, Payment Systems, Market Dynamics, Copayment Collection and Processing, Insurance Policies, Performance Metric, Operational Efficiency, Process Optimization, Process Mapping, Performance Improvement, Process Improvement and Optimization, Lean Methodologies, Qualitative Research, Value-Based Care, Quality Assessment, Innovation, Health Technology, Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), Cash Flows, Balance Sheet, Predictive Analytics, Financial Planning, Business Metrics, Performance Measurement, Risk Analysis, Financial Management, Financial Forecasting, Business Reporting, Decision Making, Performance Appraisal, Organizational Change, Job Analysis, Organizational Structure, Organizational Leadership, Change Management, Compensation Management, Constructive Feedback, Diversity Equity and Inclusion Initiatives, Compensation and Benefits, Team Motivation, Organizational Development, Recruitment
4.6
(1,990 ratings)
12. Nurse practitioner
Nurse practitioners are advanced in their field because the role requires higher education than that of registered nurses in order to consult with and diagnose patients. Nurse practitioners work in various health care specializations, including pediatric, psychiatric, and women’s health. Nurse practitioners must complete significant clinical training to work more closely with patients and be strong communicators and critical thinkers.
Median salary (US): $129,210
Estimated job growth: 40 percent
Typical requirements: Master’s degree
Skills you’ll build:Patient Evaluation, Clinical Assessment, Health Assessment, Care Management, Mindfulness, Treatment Planning, Contraindication, Clinical Leadership, Nursing Practices, Pain Management, Nursing Care, Personal Care, Nursing, Manual Therapy, Nursing and Patient Care, Patient-centered Care, Nursing Management, Patient Education And Counseling, Meditation & Breathwork, Patient Referral, Patient Safety, Regulatory Compliance, Stress Management, Program Standards, Nurse Education, Clinical Practices, Safety Standards, Science and Research, Self-Awareness, Patient Communication, Mental Health, Patient Education and Support, Critical Thinking, Personal Development, Mental Health Therapies, Education Software and Technology, Creativity, Physiology, Music
13. Actuary
Actuaries are financial risk management professionals who use advanced statistics and mathematics to calculate the probability and potential cost of future events, helping companies make informed decisions and mitigate risk where possible. While traditionally associated with insurance, actuaries’ expertise is valuable across various sectors, including private corporations, government agencies, educational institutions, and retirement firms, where their analytical insights help shape strategic planning and policy development.
Median salary (US): $125,770
Estimated job growth: 22
Skills you’ll build:Risk Management, Operational Risk, Business Risk Management, Operational Analysis, Governance, Risk Control, Risk Appetite, Credit Risk, Governance Risk Management and Compliance, Financial Market, Risk Analysis, Financial Statements, Risk Modeling, Portfolio Risk, Risk Mitigation, Derivatives, Financial Statement Analysis, Enterprise Risk Management (ERM), Risk Management Framework, Financial Analysis, Probability Distribution, Probability & Statistics, Equities, Statistical Analysis, Asset Management, Portfolio Management, Capital Markets, Statistical Modeling, Investment Management, Market Data, Financial Modeling, Estimation, Financial Regulation, Regulatory Requirements, Financial Regulations, Finance, Securities (Finance), Balance Sheet, Business Metrics, Market Trend, Analysis
14. Veterinarian
Veterinarians are medical professionals who diagnose, treat, and help prevent health issues in animals. They provide comprehensive medical care, including performing surgeries, prescribing medications, conducting diagnostic tests, and offering preventative care recommendations, while also educating pet owners about proper care. Beyond direct animal care, veterinarians may work in various settings, such as private clinics, research facilities, zoos, or government agencies.
