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• Cab Drivers
  Taxi drivers and chauffeurs transport passengers to and from their homes, workplaces, and other locations.
• Cabinetmakers
  Cabinetmakers build cabinets and other items that are made from wood.
• Cable Television Installers
  Line installers and repairers construct and maintain networks of wires and cables.
• Cafeteria Attendants
  Buspersons clear dishes, refill drinks, and keep the dining area neat.
• Cafeteria Managers
  Food service worker supervisors direct and oversee the work of staff who prepare and serve food.
• Call Center Agents
  Telemarketers sell products, services, and memberships over the phone.
• Camera and Photographic Equipment Repairers
  Camera and photographic equipment repairers fix and adjust cameras and related equipment.
• Camera Operators
  Camera operators use motion picture, TV, or video cameras to film a wide range of subjects.
• Camp Counselors
  Recreation workers organize and lead leisure activities.
• Captains
  Commercial fishers catch ocean fish and other marine life using nets, hooks, and traps.
• Caption Writers
  Writers use words to express thoughts and interpret information.
• Car Detailers
  Vehicle cleaners clean vehicles, machinery, and other types of equipment.
• Car Mechanics
  Automobile mechanics inspect, maintain, and repair cars and light trucks.
• Car Painters
  Vehicle painters prepare and paint cars, trucks, airplanes, farm equipment, and other vehicles.
• Car Refinishers
  Auto body repairers fix or replace the damaged parts of vehicle bodies and frames.
• Card Dealers
  Casino gaming workers exchange money, monitor activities, or conduct games such as poker or keno.
• Cardiographers
  Cardiovascular technologists and technicians help doctors identify and treat cardiac (heart) and vascular (blood vessel) problems.
• Cardiopulmonary Technologists
  Cardiovascular technologists and technicians help doctors identify and treat cardiac (heart) and vascular (blood vessel) problems.
• Cardiovascular Technologists
  Cardiovascular technologists and technicians help doctors identify and treat cardiac (heart) and vascular (blood vessel) problems.
• Career Counselors
  School counselors help students learn about career and education choices. They counsel students about personal problems.
• Cargo and Freight Agents
  Transportation agents coordinate the movement of freight, mail, baggage, and passengers at airports.
• Cargo Handlers
  Freight handlers move materials from one spot to another, such as into and out of trucks.
• Cargo Inspectors
  Transportation inspectors enforce safety rules that protect people and cargo. They inspect equipment and services and investigate accidents.
• Carpenters
  Carpenters cut, fit, and assemble wood and other materials to construct buildings.
• Carpet Installers
  Floor and carpet layers install carpet, linoleum, and other floor coverings in homes or buildings.
• Cartographers and Photogrammetrists
  Cartographers and photogrammetrists make maps of different areas.
• Cartographic Technicians
  Surveying and mapping technicians help surveyors measure and map land.
• Cartoonists (Emerging)
  Cartoonists draw images to express ideas.
• Case Workers
  Social and human service assistants help clients get social services.
• Case Workers - Social Workers
  Social workers help people solve social, financial, and health problems.
• Cashiers
  Cashiers ring up sales and receive payments for merchandise.
• Casino Gaming Workers
  Casino gaming workers exchange money, monitor activities, or conduct games such as poker or keno.
• Caterers (Emerging)
  Caterers prepare food for parties, events, and conventions. They manage the preparation, cooking, delivery, and serving of the food at the event.
• Cement Masons
  Cement masons place and finish the concrete for many types of construction jobs.
• Central Office Installers
  Communications equipment mechanics set up and maintain equipment that transmits signals to carry information.
• Central Office Operators
  Telephone operators help people make phone calls.
• CEO
  Executives run companies or government agencies. They create plans to help their organizations grow.
• Ceramics Engineers
  Materials engineers find ways to make and use materials that are useful.
• Certified Medical Assistants
  Medical assistants help care for patients. They carry out routine treatments, conduct lab tests, and maintain office records.
• Certified Nursing Assistants
  Nursing assistants give personal care to patients in hospitals and nursing homes. They work under the direction of nurses and doctors.
• Certified Occupational Therapists
  Occupational therapists help people regain or learn daily living or work skills.
• Certified Public Accountants
  Accountants and auditors assemble, analyze, and check the accuracy of financial information.
• Certified Surgical Technologists
  Surgical technologists prepare for and assist with surgical procedures.
• CFO
  Financial managers take care of the budgets and investments for companies.
• Chaplains
  Clergy provide spiritual leadership.
• Chauffeurs
  Taxi drivers and chauffeurs transport passengers to and from their homes, workplaces, and other locations.
• Checkers
  Cashiers ring up sales and receive payments for merchandise.
• Chefs and Dinner Cooks
  Chefs and dinner cooks measure, mix, and cook food according to recipes.
• Chemical Analysts
  Chemists search for new knowledge and use existing knowledge about chemicals.
• Chemical Engineers
  Chemical engineers solve problems that involve using or making chemicals.
• Chemical Equipment Operators
  Chemical equipment operators control equipment that processes chemicals.
• Chemical Plant Operators
  Chemical plant operators run the machines and control the processes used when making chemicals.
• Chemical Technicians
  Science technicians conduct tests and experiments to assist scientists.
• Chemists
  Chemists search for new knowledge and use existing knowledge about chemicals.
• Chief Executive Officers
  Executives run companies or government agencies. They create plans to help their organizations grow.
• Chief Executives
  Executives run companies or government agencies. They create plans to help their organizations grow.
• Chief Financial Officers
  Financial managers take care of the budgets and investments for companies.
• Child Care Workers
  Child care workers supervise, care for, and teach children in day-care programs.
• Child Welfare Workers
  Social workers help people solve social, financial, and health problems.
• Chiropractors
  Chiropractors treat patients with health problems related to back, neck, and other joint damage.
• Choker Setters
  Loggers work in teams to build and repair roads, clear brush, cut and buck trees, and move logs to mills and shipyards.
• Choreographers
  Choreographers create dance routines and teach them to dancers.
• Cinematographers
  Camera operators use motion picture, TV, or video cameras to film a wide range of subjects.
• Circulation Clerks
  Library assistants and bookmobile drivers organize and lend library materials.
• Circulation Technicians
  Library technical assistants help librarians order, prepare, and organize materials.
• City Planners
  Urban and regional planners conduct studies and develop proposals. They plan for the overall growth and improvement of urban, suburban, and rural areas.
• City Planning Aides
  Social science research assistants gather and analyze data.
• Civil Engineering Technicians
  Engineering technicians design, test, and assess products to improve them.
• Civil Engineers
  Civil engineers plan and design roads, buildings, airports, tunnels, dams, bridges, and water systems. They may also supervise the construction.
• Claims Adjusters and Examiners
  Insurance adjusters and examiners decide how much to pay on insurance claims.
• Claims Clerks
  Insurance policy and claims clerks process new and existing policies and record claims.
• Claims Takers
  Government benefits interviewers help determine if people qualify for government assistance.
• Classroom Assistants
  Teacher aides provide teaching and clerical support for classroom teachers.
• Clergy
  Clergy provide spiritual leadership.
• Clerk Typists
  Typists and word processors prepare documents and other print materials using computer software.
• Climatologists
  Meteorologists study the earth's atmosphere and the ways it affects our environment. Many of them forecast the weather.
• Clinical Dietitians
  Dietitians plan diets for patients and educate people about eating healthy foods. Some dietitians supervise food preparation and service.
• Clinical Psychologists
  Psychologists counsel people who have life or emotional problems. They also study human behavior and mental processes.
• Clothes Ironers
  Clothes pressers operate presses to remove wrinkles, flatten seams, and give shape to garments.
• Clothes Pressers
  Clothes pressers operate presses to remove wrinkles, flatten seams, and give shape to garments.
• Clothing Designers
  Fashion designers design clothes and accessories for manufacture and sale to the public.
• CMA
  Medical assistants help care for patients. They carry out routine treatments, conduct lab tests, and maintain office records.
• CNA
  Nursing assistants give personal care to patients in hospitals and nursing homes. They work under the direction of nurses and doctors.
• Coaches and Scouts
  Coaches teach and motivate players in individual and team sports. Scouts seek out top athletes for a team or sport.
• Coating Machine Operators
  Painting and coating machine operators set up and run machines that coat or paint a wide variety of products.
• Cobblers
  Shoe and leather workers create and repair products such as footwear, wallets, luggage, and saddles.
• Coffee Shop Attendant
  Counter attendants work at counters in coffee shops and small restaurants. They also work in cafeterias.
• Coffee Shop Cooks
  Short-order cooks prepare food in restaurants that emphasize fast service.
• Coin and Vending Machine Repairers
  Coin and vending machine repairers install, maintain, and repair coin machines.
• Collections Managers
  Curators protect items of historic, cultural, and artistic value. They study, catalog, preserve, and display documents and artifacts.
• Collectors
  Bill and account collectors locate and seek payment from people, called debtors, who have overdue bills.
• College and University Administrators
  College and university administrators manage the business affairs and student services of colleges.
• College Presidents
  College and university administrators manage the business affairs and student services of colleges.
• College Professors
  University and college teachers teach classes, conduct research, and write papers.
• Collision Mechanics
  Auto body repairers fix or replace the damaged parts of vehicle bodies and frames.
• Columnists
  News reporters write and report news stories for newspaper, radio, or television.
• Commentators
  News reporters write and report news stories for newspaper, radio, or television.
• Commercial Divers
  Commercial divers work underwater to build or repair structures. They also perform search and rescue duties.
• Commercial Fishers
  Commercial fishers catch ocean fish and other marine life using nets, hooks, and traps.
• Commercial Pilots
  Airplane pilots fly aircraft used to transport people and cargo.
• Commodities Inspectors
  Agricultural inspectors determine if farmers and food processors are using safe methods to care for livestock and to process food.
• Communications Equipment Mechanics
  Communications equipment mechanics set up and maintain equipment that transmits signals to carry information.
• Communications Specialists
  Public relations specialists help build a positive public image for organizations.
• Community Dietitians
  Dietitians plan diets for patients and educate people about eating healthy foods. Some dietitians supervise food preparation and service.
• Community Service Managers
  Social and community service managers plan and direct social service programs.
• Community Supervision Officers
  Probation officers help legal offenders become productive in the community.
• Compensation Specialists
  Job benefits and analysis specialists study and plan employee benefits and job descriptions.
• Compliance Officers and Inspectors
  Compliance officers and inspectors enforce rules that protect the public.
• Composers (print)
  Page layout workers format information so it will look nice when printed.
• Comptrollers
  Financial managers take care of the budgets and investments for companies.
• Computer and Information Systems Managers
  Computer and information systems managers direct the work of computer-related workers.
• Computer Chip Technicians
  Semiconductor processing operators make wafers and microcircuits. These parts do the thinking for computers and other digital devices.
• Computer Database Administrators
  Database administrators create and maintain computer database systems.
• Computer Engineers
  Computer engineers design and test computer hardware and software.
• Computer Game Designers
  Video game designers write the blueprints for computer games. They decide the mission, theme, and rules of play. They write a document which fully explains what will happen in the game.
• Computer Game Testers
  Video game testers play video games before they are released to the public. Testers closely analyze the games to make sure they work properly.
• Computer Operators
  Computer operators load, run, and monitor computer systems.
• Computer Programmers
  Computer programmers write and test the instructions that computers follow to perform tasks.
• Computer Programming Managers
  Computer and information systems managers direct the work of computer-related workers.
• Computer Security Specialists
  Computer security specialists set up plans to protect companies’ information and technology from outsiders.
• Computer Support Specialists
  Computer support specialists help people solve problems with their computer hardware and software.
• Computer Systems Administrators
  Computer systems administrators design, install, and support an organization's computer system.
• Computer Systems Analysts
  Computer systems analysts improve existing computer systems. They also plan and develop new systems.
• Computer, ATM, and Office Machine Repairers
  Computer, ATM, and office machine repairers install, maintain, and fix automated teller machines and office equipment.
• Concierges
  Concierges make travel and entertainment arrangements for hotel guests.
• Concrete Finishers
  Cement masons place and finish the concrete for many types of construction jobs.
• Condominium Managers
  Property managers take care of the daily operation of properties. Some find, buy, and develop property.
• Conductors
  Music composers, directors, and arrangers create and arrange music for films, television shows, and concerts.
• Conductors - Train Conductors and Yardmasters
  Conductors coordinate and supervise rail travel of passengers and freight. Yardmasters move trains in yards and see that they come and go safely with the right cars attached.
• Conference Planners
  Meeting and convention planners organize events for groups of people.
• Conservation Scientists
  Conservation scientists manage, develop, and help protect soil and rangelands.
• Conservationists
  Agricultural engineers design or improve farm equipment and products.
• Conservators
  Museum technicians and conservators care for, preserve, and treat artifacts and works of art. They also document their findings.
• Construction and Building Inspectors
  Construction and building inspectors inspect new or remodeled structures.
• Construction and Well Drillers
  Construction and well drillers use equipment to drill holes in the earth to take samples or to insert pipes.
• Construction Engineers
  Civil engineers plan and design roads, buildings, airports, tunnels, dams, bridges, and water systems. They may also supervise the construction.
• Construction Estimators
  Cost estimators calculate how much time and money it will take to complete projects.
• Construction Helpers
  Construction helpers assist experienced trades workers with less skilled tasks.
• Construction Laborers
  General construction workers carry out semi-skilled tasks in many areas of construction.
• Construction Managers
  Construction managers schedule and coordinate the work on construction projects.
• Construction Worker Supervisors
  Blue-collar worker supervisors direct, help, and train workers in physically active jobs.
• Consultant Dietitians
  Dietitians plan diets for patients and educate people about eating healthy foods. Some dietitians supervise food preparation and service.
• Consumer Credit Counselors
  Financial counselors explain funding options to students or teach money management skills to clients.
• Continuous Mining Machine Operators
  Mining machine operators control machines that extract coal, ore, stone, and sand from mines or quarries.
• Contract Specialists
  Buyers and purchasing agents try to buy the best products at the lowest possible prices.
• Contractors
  Carpenters cut, fit, and assemble wood and other materials to construct buildings.
• Contractors - Construction Managers
  Construction managers schedule and coordinate the work on construction projects.
• Contracts Specialists
  Agents and business managers advise writers, performers, and athletes on business details.
• Control Room Technicians
  Broadcast technicians record or broadcast radio and television programs.
• Control Tower Operators
  Air traffic controllers coordinate air flights to make sure that pilots and passengers travel safely.
• Controllers
  Financial managers take care of the budgets and investments for companies.
• Convention Planners
  Meeting and convention planners organize events for groups of people.
• Convention Services Managers
  Hotel and motel managers make sure guests receive good service.
• Conveyor Operators
  Material moving machine operators use machines to move earth, mining products, and other heavy loads.
• Convict Guards
  Corrections officers keep order and enforce rules in jails and prisons.
• Cooling System Mechanics
  Heating and cooling system mechanics install and repair heating, air-conditioning, and refrigeration systems.
• Copilots
  Airplane pilots fly aircraft used to transport people and cargo.
• Copy Machine Operators
  Copy machine operators run copy machines to fill orders for customers or coworkers.
• Copy Markers
  Proofreaders read printed copy or proofs to find and mark errors.
• Copywriters
  Writers use words to express thoughts and interpret information.
• Core Drill Operators
  Construction and well drillers use equipment to drill holes in the earth to take samples or to insert pipes.
• Core Drillers
  Gas and oil drillers operate the equipment that is used to drill for gas and oil.
• Coroners
  Coroners work to find the cause of deaths that are accidental, violent, or unexplained.
• Corporate Presidents
  Executives run companies or government agencies. They create plans to help their organizations grow.
• Corrections Officers
  Corrections officers keep order and enforce rules in jails and prisons.
• Corrective Therapists
  Physical therapists treat patients to relieve their pain and increase their strength and mobility.
• Corrective Therapy Assistants
  Physical therapist assistants help patients regain physical function after illness or injury.
• Cosmetologists
  Hairstylists and cosmetologists wash, cut, color, perm, and style customers' hair. Cosmetologists also apply makeup.
• Cost Analysts
  Budget analysts help prepare and manage budgets.
• Cost Clerks
  Billing clerks keep records, calculate charges, and maintain files of payments made for goods and services.
• Cost Estimators
  Cost estimators calculate how much time and money it will take to complete projects.
• Costume and Wardrobe Specialists
  Costume and wardrobe specialists design outfits for actors. These costumes express a certain time, place, or mood.
• Counselors
  Social workers help people solve social, financial, and health problems.
• Counselors, Addictions
  Addictions counselors help people overcome alcohol, drug, gambling, and other dependencies.
• Counselors, Financial
  Financial counselors explain funding options to students or teach money management skills to clients.
• Counselors, Legal
  Lawyers study, explain, and apply laws to specific problems.
• Counselors, Mental Health
  Mental health counselors help people manage or overcome a range of mental illnesses and emotional problems.
• Counselors, Rehabilitation
  Rehabilitation counselors help people manage mental and physical disabilities. They help patients live as independently as possible.
• Counselors, Residential
  Residential counselors care for the people who live in their building. They may also maintain the building.
• Counselors, School
  School counselors help students learn about career and education choices. They counsel students about personal problems.
• Counter and Rental Clerks
  Counter and rental clerks rent items such as tools or vehicles to customers.
• Counter Attendants
  Counter attendants work at counters in coffee shops and small restaurants. They also work in cafeterias.
• Couriers and Messengers
  Couriers and messengers pick up and deliver letters, documents, and packages.
• Court Clerks
  Court clerks process legal records and perform other duties for a court of law.
• Court Officers
  Bailiffs enforce the rules of behavior in courtrooms.
• Court Reporters
  Court reporters record official court proceedings using stenotype machines.
• Craft Brewers (Emerging)
  Craft brewers oversee the production and packaging of unique beer.
• Crane and Tower Operators
  Crane and tower operators use machinery to lift and move heavy loads.
• Crane and Tower Operators - Operating Engineers and Construction Equipment Operators
  Operating engineers and construction equipment operators use machinery to move construction materials.
• Crane Operators
  Crane and tower operators use machinery to lift and move heavy loads.
• Creative Directors
  Advertising managers plan and direct ads for businesses.
• Credit Analysts
  Credit analysts evaluate requests for credit and loans. They prepare reports about whether the company should lend money to loan applicants.
• Credit Checkers and Authorizers
  Credit checkers and authorizers review the credit history of clients. They approve or deny requests for credit.
• Credit Interviewers
  Credit checkers and authorizers review the credit history of clients. They approve or deny requests for credit.
• Credit Investigators
  Credit checkers and authorizers review the credit history of clients. They approve or deny requests for credit.
• Credit Officers
  Loan officers evaluate applicants' financial backgrounds. They decide whether applicants will receive loans.
• Credit Rating Inspectors
  Credit checkers and authorizers review the credit history of clients. They approve or deny requests for credit.
• Crime Scene Investigators
  Forensic science technicians study physical evidence in order to solve crimes.
• Criminalists
  Forensic science technicians study physical evidence in order to solve crimes.
• Crossing Guards
  Crossing guards direct the movement of walkers and drivers at street intersections and construction sites.
• Cultural Anthropologists
  Anthropologists use scientific research methods to study elements of human cultures and societies.
• Cultural Geographers
  Geographers study physical and cultural characteristics of a given area.
• Curators
  Curators protect items of historic, cultural, and artistic value. They study, catalog, preserve, and display documents and artifacts.
• Custodial Supervisors
  Janitor and housekeeper supervisors oversee the work of cleaning staff.
• Custodians
  Building maintenance workers keep buildings in good shape. They repair plumbing, electrical fixtures, machinery, and the structure of buildings.
• Custodians - Janitors
  Janitors keep buildings clean and in good condition.
• Custom Sewers
  Tailors construct, alter, or repair items of clothing.
• Customer Service Representatives
  Customer service representatives try to solve customer complaints.
• Customer Support Analysts
  Computer support specialists help people solve problems with their computer hardware and software.
• Customizers
  Auto body repairers fix or replace the damaged parts of vehicle bodies and frames.
• Customs Inspectors
  Detectives and investigators gather facts and evidence for criminal cases.
• Cytotechnologists
  Medical laboratory technicians conduct tests to help detect, diagnose, and treat diseases.

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