Standard Occupational Classification 2018 - United States
17-2000 Engineers
SOC 2018 classification code 17-2000 covers "Engineers" at level 2 of the SOC 2018 hierarchy.
Level 216 direct subcategories
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Subcategories of 17-2000 Engineers
- 17-2010Aerospace Engineers
- 17-2020Agricultural Engineers
- 17-2030Bioengineers and Biomedical Engineers
- 17-2040Chemical Engineers
- 17-2050Civil Engineers
- 17-2060Computer Hardware Engineers
- 17-2070Electrical and Electronics Engineers
- 17-2080Environmental Engineers
- 17-2110Industrial Engineers, Including Health and Safety
- 17-2120Marine Engineers and Naval Architects
- 17-2130Materials Engineers
- 17-2140Mechanical Engineers
- 17-2150Mining and Geological Engineers, Including Mining Safety Engineers
- 17-2160Nuclear Engineers
- 17-2170Petroleum Engineers
- 17-2190Miscellaneous Engineers
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Frequently asked questions
- What is SOC 2018 17-2000?
- SOC 2018 17-2000 is "Engineers". SOC 2018 code 17-2000 covers "Engineers" at level 2 of the SOC 2018 hierarchy.
- What does SOC 2018 17-2000 include?
- 17-2000 Engineers contains 16 direct subcategories: 17-2010 Aerospace Engineers; 17-2020 Agricultural Engineers; 17-2030 Bioengineers and Biomedical Engineers; 17-2040 Chemical Engineers; 17-2050 Civil Engineers; 17-2060 Computer Hardware Engineers; and more.
- What is the parent category of 17-2000?
- 17-2000 Engineers sits under 17-2000 Engineers in the SOC 2018 hierarchy.
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