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Pivot From Civil Engineering Technologists and Technicians

29 career transition options ranked by skill compatibility.

Agricultural Engineers

Moderate Pivot (79%)+$20,430 (+32%)
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Architectural and Civil Drafters

Moderate Pivot (79%)+$80 (+0%)
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Civil Engineers

Moderate Pivot (79%)+$35,390 (+55%)
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Electrical and Electronics Drafters

Moderate Pivot (79%)+$9,520 (+15%)
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Electrical Engineers

Moderate Pivot (79%)+$47,710 (+74%)
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Energy Engineers, Except Wind and Solar

Moderate Pivot (79%)+$53,550 (+83%)
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Environmental Engineering Technologists and Technicians

Moderate Pivot (79%)-$5,310 (-8%)
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Environmental Engineers

Moderate Pivot (79%)+$39,970 (+62%)
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Fire-Prevention and Protection Engineers

Moderate Pivot (79%)+$45,460 (+71%)
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Geodetic Surveyors

Moderate Pivot (79%)+$8,540 (+13%)
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Industrial Engineers

Moderate Pivot (79%)+$36,940 (+58%)
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Marine Engineers and Naval Architects

Moderate Pivot (79%)+$41,470 (+65%)
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Mechanical Engineers

Moderate Pivot (79%)+$38,120 (+59%)
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Mining and Geological Engineers, Including Mining Safety Engineers

Moderate Pivot (79%)+$36,820 (+57%)
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Nuclear Engineers

Moderate Pivot (79%)+$63,320 (+99%)
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Petroleum Engineers

Moderate Pivot (79%)+$77,080 (+120%)
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Solar Energy Systems Engineers

Moderate Pivot (79%)+$53,550 (+83%)
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Surveyors

Moderate Pivot (79%)+$8,540 (+13%)
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Transportation Engineers

Moderate Pivot (79%)+$35,390 (+55%)
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Validation Engineers

Moderate Pivot (79%)+$36,940 (+58%)
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Architects, Except Landscape and Naval

Moderate Pivot (69%)
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Architectural and Engineering Managers

Moderate Pivot (69%)
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Automotive Engineers

Moderate Pivot (69%)
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Biofuels/Biodiesel Technology and Product Development Managers

Moderate Pivot (69%)
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Construction Managers

Moderate Pivot (69%)
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Engineers, All Other

Moderate Pivot (69%)
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Fuel Cell Engineers

Moderate Pivot (69%)
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Health and Safety Engineers, Except Mining Safety Engineers and Inspectors

Moderate Pivot (69%)
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Human Factors Engineers and Ergonomists

Moderate Pivot (69%)
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