Pivot To Materials Scientists
25 careers that can transition into this role, ranked by skill compatibility.
Materials Engineers
Natural Transition (80%)-$4,150 (-4%)
Aerospace Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)-$30,670 (-23%)
Automotive Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)+$1,840 (+2%)
Bioengineers and Biomedical Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)-$2,790 (-3%)
Chemical Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)-$17,700 (-15%)
Chemists
Moderate Pivot (79%)+$20,010 (+24%)
Electrical Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)-$7,750 (-7%)
Fuel Cell Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)+$1,840 (+2%)
Industrial Engineering Technologists and Technicians
Moderate Pivot (79%)+$39,370 (+61%)
Mechanical Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)+$1,840 (+2%)
Mechatronics Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)-$13,590 (-12%)
Microsystems Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)-$13,590 (-12%)
Nanosystems Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)
Nuclear Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)
Petroleum Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)
Photonics Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)
Validation Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)
Astronomers
Moderate Pivot (78%)-$28,010 (-21%)
Biochemists and Biophysicists
Moderate Pivot (78%)+$510 (+0%)
Physicists
Moderate Pivot (78%)
Mathematicians
Moderate Pivot (77%)-$17,520 (-14%)
Agricultural Engineers
Moderate Pivot (69%)
Nanotechnology Engineering Technologists and Technicians
Moderate Pivot (69%)
Engineering Teachers, Postsecondary
Moderate Pivot (63%)-$1,960 (-2%)
Physics Teachers, Postsecondary
Significant Pivot (54%)