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Genetic Engineers

Outlook

The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) predicts that employment for biochemists and biophysicists (careers under which genetic engineers are often categorized) is expected to grow 6 percent through 2028, a rate that is about as fast as the average for all careers. Breakthroughs in genetic engineering as applied to human health, agriculture, bioremediation, manufacturing, and other fields have created strong demand for genetic engineers. Genetic engineers with advanced education and experience will have the best job prospects.

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