13. Good Guy Hacker Up To $132,000
Anti-hackers are highly employable as they generally work for large businesses or governmental agencies that are normally targeted by hackers. In most cases, getting this job means you were a hacker on the wrong side at some point and know how to put that expertise to good use.
While you won’t need a formal education, you will need to be able to show that you have the chops to stop other hackers in their tracks. This is an easier job for the younger crowd as they grew up on computers, while the older generations have much more to learn. that doesn’t mean this is exclusively for the younger generation, just know that you are going to have to learn a significant amount – and be quick on your feet… or fingers as it may be in this case – to succeed in this field.
Perfect for:
Ex-hackers. Computer scientists. Quick thinkers.
12. IMAX Screen Cleaner $50,000
IMAX screens offer beautiful and expensive options for moviegoers. These screens are huge and high definition, thus they need to stay as clean as possible. Special tools are used to ensure this is done properly without damaging the screens themselves.
While you won’t need any formal training, you will need the patience and stamina to clean these screens correctly. This isn’t like wiping down a car windshield, this can be a long and arduous process that requires serious focus. While it may not sound like the most exciting career in the world, it has a fairly low skill level required for entry and can be an easy way to make a solid living.
Perfect for:
Those that want something with little stress. People that like to work alone.
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