Pivot From Water/Wastewater Engineers
29 career transition options ranked by skill compatibility.
Agricultural Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)
Chemical Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)
Civil Engineering Technologists and Technicians
Moderate Pivot (79%)
Civil Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)
Energy Engineers, Except Wind and Solar
Moderate Pivot (79%)
Environmental Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)
Fire-Prevention and Protection Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)
Marine Engineers and Naval Architects
Moderate Pivot (79%)
Materials Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)
Mechanical Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)
Mining and Geological Engineers, Including Mining Safety Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)
Nuclear Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)
Petroleum Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)
Solar Energy Systems Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)
Transportation Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)
Water Resource Specialists
Moderate Pivot (79%)
Wind Energy Engineers
Moderate Pivot (79%)
Aerospace Engineers
Moderate Pivot (78%)
Architects, Except Landscape and Naval
Moderate Pivot (78%)
Architectural and Civil Drafters
Moderate Pivot (78%)
Architectural and Engineering Managers
Moderate Pivot (69%)
Biofuels/Biodiesel Technology and Product Development Managers
Moderate Pivot (69%)
Engineers, All Other
Moderate Pivot (69%)
Landscape Architects
Moderate Pivot (69%)
Mechatronics Engineers
Moderate Pivot (69%)
Microsystems Engineers
Moderate Pivot (69%)
Nanosystems Engineers
Moderate Pivot (69%)
Photonics Engineers
Moderate Pivot (69%)
Robotics Engineers
Moderate Pivot (69%)