Pivot From Materials Engineers
26 career transition options ranked by skill compatibility.
Materials Scientists
Natural Transition (80%)-$4,150 (-4%)
Aerospace Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)+$26,520 (+24%)
Agricultural Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)-$23,680 (-22%)
Automotive Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)-$5,990 (-6%)
Bioengineers and Biomedical Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)-$1,360 (-1%)
Biofuels/Biodiesel Technology and Product Development Managers
Moderate Pivot (79%)+$59,430 (+55%)
Chemical Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)+$13,550 (+13%)
Chemists
Moderate Pivot (79%)-$24,160 (-22%)
Electrical Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)+$3,600 (+3%)
Engineers, All Other
Moderate Pivot (79%)+$9,440 (+9%)
Fuel Cell Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)-$5,990 (-6%)
Industrial Engineering Technologists and Technicians
Moderate Pivot (79%)-$43,520 (-40%)
Industrial Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)-$7,170 (-7%)
Manufacturing Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)-$7,170 (-7%)
Mechanical Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)-$5,990 (-6%)
Mechatronics Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)+$9,440 (+9%)
Microsystems Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)+$9,440 (+9%)
Mining and Geological Engineers, Including Mining Safety Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)-$7,290 (-7%)
Nanosystems Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)+$9,440 (+9%)
Nanotechnology Engineering Technologists and Technicians
Moderate Pivot (79%)-$43,520 (-40%)
Architectural and Engineering Managers
Moderate Pivot (69%)
Electronics Engineers, Except Computer
Moderate Pivot (69%)
Energy Engineers, Except Wind and Solar
Moderate Pivot (69%)
Environmental Engineering Technologists and Technicians
Moderate Pivot (69%)
Human Factors Engineers and Ergonomists
Moderate Pivot (69%)
Mechanical Drafters
Moderate Pivot (69%)