These are the fastest-growing jobs in the US

These are the fastest-growing jobs in the US, according to LinkedIn
For instance, two positions from the top 10 fast-growing roles – travel adviser and event coordinator – made appearances in 2025 thanks to people taking more trips and attending more live events in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to LinkedIn.
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Top spot for 2025 is AI engineer, which tracks with further LinkedIn research showing UK job seekers think knowledge of AI will be important to future-proof their careers. Artificial intelligence researcher also ranked ninth fastest-growing on the Jobs on the Rise list, suggesting there’s a lot of potential in the sphere.
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