Australia · ANZSCO 5411 · 29k working
Partly — the work changes and demand is under pressure
AI assists with a growing share of the work while demand for the role itself is projected to contract. That combination means fewer positions doing changed work, so adjacent moves are worth planning early.
AI resilience
Higher means more durable. We never score 100 — no occupation is beyond change.
The window in which the shift should be clearly visible in the day-to-day work — not a prediction of when jobs disappear.
3–5 years until the change should be clearly visible in day-to-day work.
Entry-level exposure
10/100
How much of the risk lands on the first job rather than the experienced one. High numbers mean the ladder's bottom rung is the part under pressure.
This is a deterministic score, not an opinion and not a language model's guess. It combines Australian occupation-exposure data with measured AI capability benchmarks, and every input is versioned — so you can check the workings rather than take our word for it.
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Retraining intensity
23/100
How much new learning the shift demands of someone already in the role. Low numbers mean the existing skill base still carries.
These are the capabilities the current tools handle worst. They hold across every occupation we score, so this list is the same on every career page — we would rather publish one honest finding than manufacture a bespoke list per occupation.
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