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Calibration Engineer · Coastal Engineer · Corrosion Control Engineer · Mathematical Engineer · Mechatronics Engineer · Metrologist · Ocean Engineer · Optical Engineer

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Selected stateCalifornia
People doing this work
37,300
Job openings each year
2,290
Expected hiring change, 2022–2032
7.2%
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State People doing it Job openings each year Expected change
California 37,300 2,290 7.2%
Texas 11,200 740 14.6%
Florida 10,910 700 11.0%
Michigan 9,970 590 3.0%
Louisiana 8,710 540 7.9%
Maryland 7,260 440 5.8%
Ohio 7,060 410 2.5%
Virginia 6,530 390 4.0%
Pennsylvania 6,080 360 3.8%
New York 5,830 30 5.4%
Georgia 5,330 340 10.4%
Tennessee 5,110 340 16.1%
Washington 4,670 350 12.0%
Alabama 4,030 230
New Jersey 3,990 230 2.0%
Oregon 3,670 240 14.3%
Arizona 3,640 230 11.3%
District of Columbia 3,630 190 −5.0%
Illinois 3,460 200 1.5%
North Carolina 3,400 220 11.1%
Colorado 3,060 200 12.9%
Connecticut 2,840 180 11.4%
Utah 2,370 170 24.7%
New Mexico 2,310 140 8.5%
Minnesota 2,100 130 7.1%
Indiana 1,900 120 6.1%
Missouri 1,870 110 5.6%
South Carolina 1,720 110 9.6%
Wisconsin 1,390 90 8.6%
Kentucky 1,370 80 4.6%
Massachusetts 1,260 70 5.0%
Oklahoma 1,180 70 2.6%
Kansas 1,170 70 4.5%
Nevada 1,110 70 13.3%
Arkansas 1,040 70 8.3%
Alaska 850 50 10.4%
New Hampshire 820 50 9.3%
Maine 630 40
Nebraska 620 40 6.9%
West Virginia 570 30 1.8%
Mississippi 560 30 5.7%
Puerto Rico 530 30 8.2%
Idaho 470 30 14.6%
Iowa 460 30 7.0%
Montana 400 30 14.3%
Vermont 400 20 5.3%
Rhode Island 340 20 6.3%
North Dakota 240 20 4.3%
Wyoming 140 10 7.7%
South Dakota 100 10

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