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Every kind of work, measured the same way. Pick the career you're curious about — each page tells you what the work actually is, what it pays, how people get in, and which roles are open right now.
Skilled trades & manufacturing
CNC Machinist
$22–$38 an hour in most of New England, more with Swiss or 5-axis experience
CNC machinists turn a print and a block of metal into a part that measures exactly what the drawing says.
Welder
$21–$36 an hour, higher for coded, pipe and shipyard work
Welding pays for a steady hand and a good eye.
Shipfitter
$23–$40 an hour with shipyard differentials and overtime
Shipfitters lay out, fit and align the steel that becomes a hull.
Machine Operator
$18–$26 an hour, with shift differential on second and third
Operating is the most common way into manufacturing.
Quality Inspector
$21–$34 an hour, more for CMM programming and NDT certification
Inspection is for people who like being right.
Industrial Electrician
$26–$45 an hour depending on licence and PLC depth
Industrial electricians keep production powered and troubleshoot what stops it.
Marine Pipefitter
$24–$41 an hour, plus shipyard and travel premiums
Pipefitters lay out, cut, fit and hang piping systems — in plants, on ships, in submarines.
Outside Machinist
$25–$42 an hour with heavy overtime in yard and plant shutdowns
Outside machinists and millwrights install, align and rebuild rotating equipment where it sits.
Maintenance Technician
$23–$38 an hour, higher on off-shifts and in food and pharma plants
Maintenance is the trade for people who like fixing what nobody else can.
Entry-Level Manufacturing
$17–$24 an hour to start, with shift differential
You do not need experience to start in manufacturing.
Technology & IT
IT Support Specialist
$21–$32 an hour, higher once you hold a certification and cover after-hours
IT support is the front door of every technology career.
Network & Systems Administrator
$32–$55 an hour depending on cloud and virtualization depth
Admins keep the servers, the network and the identity system standing.
Cybersecurity Analyst
$35–$60 an hour, more in regulated and defense environments
Security analysts watch what's happening on the network and decide what matters.
Software Developer
$35–$70 an hour, wide spread by stack and seniority
Development is building the thing people use.
Data Analyst
$30–$52 an hour, more with modelling and warehouse work
Analysts turn a messy question into a number a decision can rest on.
Healthcare support
Medical Assistant
$18–$26 an hour, higher in specialty practices and hospital systems
Medical assistants are the reason a clinic day runs.
Patient Care Technician
$17–$25 an hour, with shift and weekend differentials
This is direct care: helping people eat, move, wash and keep their dignity.
Phlebotomist
$17–$25 an hour, more for mobile and hospital float roles
One skill, done exactly right, hundreds of times a week.
Pharmacy Technician
$17–$26 an hour, higher in hospital and sterile compounding roles
Pharmacy tech work is precision plus pace.
Medical Records & Coding Specialist
$19–$32 an hour, more with CPC or CCS certification
Coding is healthcare for people who like getting the record exactly right.
Logistics & warehouse
Warehouse Associate
$17–$24 an hour to start, with shift differential
Warehouse work is the most available entry point in the country.
Forklift Operator
$19–$27 an hour, more on reach truck and clamp equipment
A certified operator is worth more than a general labourer everywhere, immediately.
CDL Driver
$24–$38 an hour or mileage equivalent; local routes trade pay for home time
Driving pays for reliability and a clean record.
Dispatcher & Logistics Coordinator
$21–$33 an hour, higher in freight brokerage and 24/7 operations
Dispatch is decision-making under interruption.
Office & administration
Administrative Assistant
$18–$28 an hour, more in executive support and legal or medical settings
Administrative work is organisational load-bearing.
Bookkeeper & Accounting Clerk
$20–$32 an hour, more with full-cycle and multi-entity experience
Bookkeeping is for people who want the numbers to tie out.
HR & Payroll Coordinator
$22–$34 an hour, higher in multi-state payroll and benefits roles
HR coordination is process plus judgment about people.
Project Coordinator
$24–$38 an hour, more in construction, defense and IT programs
Coordination is keeping a plan honest.
Customer service & sales
Customer Service Representative
$17–$25 an hour, more in technical and B2B support
Support work is absorbing someone's bad day and still solving the problem.
Inside Sales Representative
$20–$32 an hour base, plus commission that often matches it
Sales pays for persistence and clarity, not charm.
Account Manager
$28–$45 an hour equivalent, usually salary plus variable
Account management is keeping the customer you already won.
Front Desk & Guest Services
$16–$24 an hour, more with night audit and overnight shifts
The front desk is the whole first impression.
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- Huntingdon Valley PA (1)
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