• Indeed released its list of the best jobs for the year based on pay and other factors.
• The career site ranked the job list based on the share of postings on its platform.
• Structural engineers, attorneys, and physicians were part of the top 10.

Career site Indeed found that if you’re looking for work as a veterinarian, civil engineer, or structural engineer, 2025 could be your year.

Indeed published a list of the best jobs for the year based on growth in job postings, flexibility, and typical salary. To be included in the ranking, jobs needed a median annual salary of at least $75,000, at least 5% of their postings had to have been for hybrid or remote roles, and they had to have had job-posting growth on Indeed of at least 20% between December 2021 and this past December.

“I think we do see a rather large amount of variety on this list, and although they may be somewhat technical or some require more specialized education and training, it’s not always a catchall,” ​​Gabrielle Davis, a career trends expert at Indeed, said. “There are usually different avenues or different ways to approach some of these different fields as well if you’re either interested in breaking out into them or even career changing.”

Indeed’s post about the results said, “healthcare and engineering endure as dominant sectors.” Physicians had a median salary of $225,000, and demand based on Indeed job postings has increased.

“It’s kind of showing the need for the workforce to balance both deep technical knowledge and the ability to tackle evolving societal needs,” Davis told Business Insider.

While job growth in December was strong, economists who spoke to Business Insider before that data was available think tech job seekers and others may have a hard time finding work this year.

Below are the top 10 best jobs, along with their median posted salaries on Indeed, growth in job postings between December 2021 and this past December, and the share of postings that offer remote or hybrid work. Indeed ranked the jobs by the share of postings on its platform.