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Civil engineers, 2025 · 367,840 workers · Official statistic
Industrial engineers, 2025 · 365,740 workers · Official statistic
Mechanical engineers, 2025 · 296,810 workers · Official statistic
Electrical engineers, 2025 · 198,750 workers · Official statistic
Architects, 2025 · 106,770 workers · Official statistic
Architectural and civil drafters, 2025 · 103,700 workers · Official statistic
Electronics engineers, 2025 · 96,900 workers · Official statistic
Electrical engineering technicians, 2025 · 95,130 workers · Official statistic
Computer hardware engineers, 2025 · 76,660 workers · Official statistic
Industrial engineering technicians, 2025 · 75,570 workers · Official statistic
Civil engineering technicians, 2025 · 68,520 workers · Official statistic
Aerospace engineers, 2025 · 67,710 workers · Official statistic
Surveying and mapping technicians, 2025 · 58,010 workers · Official statistic
Surveyors, 2025 · 50,830 workers · Official statistic
Mechanical drafters, 2025 · 39,960 workers · Official statistic
Environmental engineers, 2025 · 38,340 workers · Official statistic
Mechanical engineering technicians, 2025 · 36,190 workers · Official statistic
Biomedical engineers, 2025 · 23,480 workers · Official statistic
Materials engineers, 2025 · 22,770 workers · Official statistic
Safety engineers, 2025 · 21,450 workers · Official statistic
Chemical engineers, 2025 · 21,070 workers · Official statistic
Landscape architects, 2025 · 19,600 workers · Official statistic
Petroleum engineers, 2025 · 18,060 workers · Official statistic
Nuclear engineers, 2025 · 15,280 workers · Official statistic
Cartographers and photogrammetrists, 2025 · 14,260 workers · Official statistic
Marine engineers, 2025 · 8,250 workers · Official statistic
Mining engineers, 2025 · 6,080 workers · Official statistic
Agricultural engineers, 2025 · 1,480 workers · Official statistic
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Engineering

36 jobs · 28 with a full timeline

Employment: the latest cited US figure for each job, with its year. BLS 2025-35 outlook: ↑ more than 3% growth, → within 3% either way, ↓ more than 3% decline (BLS Employment Projections, projected change in jobs 2025 to 2035).

Growing fastest (BLS 2025-35)

  1. Industrial Engineers366K workers (2025)↑ +12.4%
  2. Mechanical Engineers297K workers (2025)↑ +11.2%
  3. Electrical Engineers199K workers (2025)↑ +9.9%
  4. Computer Hardware Engineers77K workers (2025)↑ +9.1%
  5. Aerospace Engineers68K workers (2025)↑ +8.3%

Declining (BLS 2025-35)

  1. Mechanical Drafters40K workers (2025)↓ -6%

All Engineering jobs

  1. Civil Engineers368K workers (2025)↑ +6.4%
  2. Industrial Engineers366K workers (2025)↑ +12.4%
  3. Mechanical Engineers297K workers (2025)↑ +11.2%
  4. Electrical Engineers199K workers (2025)↑ +9.9%
  5. Architects, Except Landscape and Naval107K workers (2025)↑ +4.3%
  6. Architectural and Civil Drafters104K workers (2025)↑ +5.2%
  7. Electronics Engineers, Except Computer97K workers (2025)↑ +3.7%
  8. Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technologists and Technicians95K workers (2025)→ +2.4%
  9. Computer Hardware Engineers77K workers (2025)↑ +9.1%
  10. Industrial Engineering Technologists and Technicians76K workers (2025)↑ +3.1%
  11. Civil Engineering Technologists and Technicians69K workers (2025)↑ +3.2%
  12. Aerospace Engineers68K workers (2025)↑ +8.3%
  13. Surveying and Mapping Technicians58K workers (2025)↑ +5.8%
  14. Surveyors51K workers (2025)↑ +5.8%
  15. Mechanical Drafters40K workers (2025)↓ -6%
  16. Environmental Engineers38K workers (2025)↑ +6.3%
  17. Mechanical Engineering Technologists and Technicians36K workers (2025)→ +1.3%
  18. Bioengineers and Biomedical Engineers23K workers (2025)↑ +7.6%
  19. Materials Engineers23K workers (2025)↑ +7.5%
  20. Health and Safety Engineers, Except Mining Safety Engineers and Inspectors21K workers (2025)↑ +5.4%
  21. Chemical Engineers21K workers (2025)↑ +4.7%
  22. Landscape Architects20K workers (2025)↑ +4.4%
  23. Petroleum Engineers18K workers (2025)→ +2%
  24. Nuclear Engineers15K workers (2025)→ +0.4%
  25. Cartographers and Photogrammetrists14K workers (2025)↑ +7.4%
  26. Marine Engineers and Naval Architects8K workers (2025)↑ +6.7%
  27. Mining and Geological Engineers, Including Mining Safety Engineers6K workers (2025)↑ +3.8%
  28. Agricultural Engineers1K workers (2025)↑ +6.9%
  29. Energy Engineers, Except Wind and SolarJob profile
  30. Mechatronics EngineersJob profile
  31. Microsystems EngineersJob profile
  32. Nanosystems EngineersJob profile
  33. Photonics EngineersJob profile
  34. Robotics EngineersJob profile
  35. Solar Energy Systems EngineersJob profile
  36. Wind Energy EngineersJob profile

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