Systems Evaluation Skills and Careers

Identifying measures or indicators of system performance and the actions needed to improve or correct performance, relative to the goals of the system.

910 occupations report this skill · Category: Transferable Skills · O*NET element 2.B.4.h

Occupations reporting Systems Evaluation

Importance and level are O*NET scale values. Ordered by reported importance. A skill rating does not indicate hiring outcomes.

OccupationImportanceLevelNational median wage
Chief Executives4.35.0$213,990
Logistics Engineers4.14.6$82,320
Industrial-Organizational Psychologists4.04.5$193,950
Business Continuity Planners4.04.3$83,050
Education Administrators, Kindergarten through Secondary4.04.5$105,870
Network and Computer Systems Administrators4.04.4$99,130
Epidemiologists4.04.1$87,220
Energy Engineers, Except Wind and Solar3.94.1$122,930
Water/Wastewater Engineers3.94.1$100,840
Petroleum Engineers3.93.9$144,910
Supply Chain Managers3.93.9$107,230
Chief Sustainability Officers3.94.0$213,990
Chemical Engineers3.94.1$125,040
Fire-Prevention and Protection Engineers3.94.1$115,160
Computer Systems Engineers/Architects3.94.1$116,580
Human Resources Managers3.94.0$149,280
Marketing Managers3.93.8$166,790
Treasurers and Controllers3.94.3$166,570
Actuaries3.94.6$130,000
Agricultural Engineers3.94.0$98,590
Operations Research Analysts3.94.3$88,940
Management Analysts3.93.9$101,860
Computer Network Architects3.93.9$134,050
Regulatory Affairs Managers3.83.8$141,900
Nuclear Engineers3.84.0$133,970
Manufacturing Engineers3.84.5$102,440
Social and Community Service Managers3.83.9$80,390
Occupational Health and Safety Specialists3.83.8$90,150
Transportation Planners3.84.1$101,110
Preventive Medicine Physicians3.84.4$265,930
Quality Control Systems Managers3.84.0$126,060
Medical and Health Services Managers3.83.9$123,860
Automotive Engineers3.84.1$104,110
Sports Medicine Physicians3.83.9$265,930
Loss Prevention Managers3.83.9$141,900
Computer Systems Analysts3.84.1$105,850
Transportation Engineers3.83.9$100,840
Health Informatics Specialists3.84.3$105,850
Regulatory Affairs Specialists3.84.0$80,730
Mining and Geological Engineers, Including Mining Safety Engineers3.84.3$106,220
Urban and Regional Planners3.84.0$89,320
Logistics Analysts3.83.9$82,320
Penetration Testers3.64.1$116,580
Human Factors Engineers and Ergonomists3.64.0$102,440
Security Management Specialists3.63.6$83,050
Financial Examiners3.64.0$94,160
Food Scientists and Technologists3.63.8$88,720
Foresters3.63.8$76,400
Computer and Information Research Scientists3.64.9$140,300
Sales Managers3.63.9$148,270

Career and skills data: O*NET 31.0 (onetcenter.org). Figures are published survey estimates, not real-time market data.