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• Identification Clerks
  Human resources assistants organize and file companies' information about their employees.
• Illustrators
  Fine artists create works of art to communicate ideas, thoughts, or feelings.
• Immigration Inspectors
  Detectives and investigators gather facts and evidence for criminal cases.
• Independent Insurance Agents
  Insurance agents sell policies that provide financial protection in case of death, accidents, or acts of nature.
• Independent Living Specialists
  Home health aides care for elderly, recovering, or patients with disabilities, in their own homes.
• Industrial Designers
  Industrial designers develop a wide variety of manufactured products.
• Industrial Electronics Repairers
  Industrial electronics repairers install, maintain, and fix complex electronic equipment.
• Industrial Engineering Technicians
  Engineering technicians design, test, and assess products to improve them.
• Industrial Engineers
  Industrial engineers design systems for producing goods. They try to use people and machines efficiently.
• Industrial Machinery Mechanics
  Industrial machinery mechanics install, maintain, and fix machinery in factories.
• Industrial Production Managers
  Industrial production managers coordinate resources and activities to produce millions of products every year.
• Industrial Relations Managers
  Human resources managers plan and direct policies about employees.
• Industrial Truck Operators
  Forklift operators use tractors to lift and move heavy loads of materials.
• Information Clerks
  Receptionists greet visitors and determine whom they need to see or where they need to go.
• Information Officers
  Public relations specialists help build a positive public image for organizations.
• Information Systems Consultants
  Computer systems analysts improve existing computer systems. They also plan and develop new systems.
• Information Systems Managers
  Computer and information systems managers direct the work of computer-related workers.
• Inhalation Therapists
  Respiratory therapists evaluate, treat, and care for patients with breathing disorders.
• Inorganic Chemists
  Chemists search for new knowledge and use existing knowledge about chemicals.
• Inspectors
  Compliance officers and inspectors enforce rules that protect the public.
• Installment Agents
  Bill and account collectors locate and seek payment from people, called debtors, who have overdue bills.
• Instructional Coordinators
  Instructional coordinators help teachers and others plan and carry out educational programs.
• Instructors, High School
  High school teachers teach specific subjects to students who are between 14 and 18 years old.
• Insulation Installers
  Insulation installers put in the materials used to insulate buildings and equipment.
• Insurance Adjusters and Examiners
  Insurance adjusters and examiners decide how much to pay on insurance claims.
• Insurance Agents
  Insurance agents sell policies that provide financial protection in case of death, accidents, or acts of nature.
• Insurance Policy and Claims Clerks
  Insurance policy and claims clerks process new and existing policies and record claims.
• Insurance Underwriters
  Insurance underwriters compute the risk of loss, set premium rates, and write policies that cover that loss.
• Interior Designers
  Interior designers plan and design spaces and furnish interiors.
• Internal Auditors
  Accountants and auditors assemble, analyze, and check the accuracy of financial information.
• Internists
  Internists treat people who have illnesses that don't require surgery. They also promote and maintain overall health of adults.
• Interpreters and Translators
  Interpreters and translators convert spoken or written words from one language into another.
• Interviewers
  Interviewing clerks ask people questions to obtain information.
• Interviewers - News Reporters
  News reporters write and report news stories for newspaper, radio, or television.
• Interviewers, Government Benefits
  Government benefits interviewers help determine if people qualify for government assistance.
• Interviewers, Loan
  Loan clerks process the paperwork associated with loan applications.
• Interviewers, New Account
  New accounts clerks interview people who want to open bank accounts.
• Interviewing Clerks
  Interviewing clerks ask people questions to obtain information.
• Inventory Clerks
  Stock clerks receive, unpack, check, store, and track merchandise or materials.
• Investigators and Detectives
  Detectives and investigators gather facts and evidence for criminal cases.
• Investigators, Private
  Private detectives and investigators assist lawyers, businesses, and the public with a variety of cases.
• Investment Analysts
  Financial analysts collect, analyze, and interpret financial information.
• Ironworkers
  Structural metal workers make and install steel frameworks used in buildings and other structures.

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