Top 10 High Demand Jobs in Waltham MA to 2030

Waltham, Massachusetts is ranked as America's Number 28 Best City out of 100 top cities to make your home. Ratings were published by Money Magazine online in 2010.

A few miles south of Waltham is Newton MA, population 82,000+, standing in the Number 3 Position, also a growing economy. Both suburbs are located about 8 miles to the west of Boston and have access to over 100,000 job listingss.many things to do, places to go, and a well maintained and effective rail system that allows for future growth.

The local highway system promotes area growth as well, with increasing numbers of medical and techology companies moving to Route 128/I-95.

Area residents posting on a variety of community bulletin boards point to the attractions on Moody Street, along the Charles River, Prospect Hill, and a large number bike/hike trails and much open space as drawing cards to a good life outside of work. Some other residents say that they call themselves "Waltham Walkers" in the annual Making Strides Breast Cancer Walk.

This division of the US National Archives contains records of US Federal Agencies in New England. These include the US Census, naturalization & Immigration, passengerl lists, military service records, and several others, dated 1789 - 1970+. Comprehensive local genealogical records are also available to the public.

In addition to these local and regional records, Waltham is home to museums and several interesting commercial and residential structures listed in the US National Register of Historic Places.

Waltham is receiving $7 Million in grants with which to improve housing for moderate- and low- income earning individuals in the city. This includes 40% or more of the total community number of households. This will enhance the quality of life for all residents in a better environment and help to draw additional commercial business to Waltham.

According to the city website, The Waltham-Cambridge Area is also the state center for bio-technology research and manufacturing, mainly along Route 128. It is already evident that bioscience professionals and technicians, specifically Biochemists, Biophysicists, and Bioengineers; along with related techs, are among the top jobs for growth in the US to 2020 and beyond.

1. IBM
2. Steward Healthcare
3. Northeastern University
4. Faulkner Hospital
5. Boston University
6. Liberty Mutual Insurance
7. Cybercoders
8. Robert Half Finance
9. Massachusetts General Hospital
10. Genzyme Corporation
11. Oracle
12. Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
13. Bank of America
14. Harvard University
15. Harvard Vanguard Medical

Of 111,000+ jobs are found across the Internet for Waltham during January 2013, the most frequently listed being:

1. Software Engineers - Includes software applications for Aerospace and Medical Manufacturing sectors, both increasing in production and numbers of jobs created.
2. Dentists and Dental Assistants
3. Physical Therapists
4. Project Managers
5. Registered Nurses (RNs) ; Nurse Practitioner/Physician('s) Assistants - These position are growing in importance in the 2010s, decreasing healthcare costs an dreplacing some Physicians' services.
6. Occupational Therapists
7. Retail Sales Representatives
8. Financial Analysts
9. Account Executives
10. Business Analysts

Additional High Demand Job Titles:

• Truck Drivers
• Pharmacy Technicians
• Senior Accountants
• Restaurant Managers

The Top 10 Jobs are all in the following industries:

1. Management, Scientific, and Technical Consulting Services
2. Individual and Family Services
3. Pharmaceutical and Medicine Manufacturing
4. Home Health Care Services
5. Computer Systems Design and Related Services
6. Scenic and Sightseeing Transportation
7. Residential Care Facilities
8. Software Publishers
9. Social Assistance
10. "Other" Post-Secondary Schools and Instruction -- e.g., Business & Computer Training, Tech/Trade Schools & Education Supt. Services

Other Top Industries through 2030:

• Professional and Technical Services
• Scientific Research and Development
• Warehousing and Storage
• Waste Management and Remediation
• Child Day Care
• Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
• Ambulatory Health Care Services
• Internet and Other Information Services
• Nursing and Residential Care Facilities
• Outpatient, Laboratory & Other Ambulatory Care Services

Waltham was an agricultural community in its beginnings, adding cotton and textile production through the Civil War Era, and diversifying to Technologies in the 2000s.

Many cotton mills in the Greater Boston Area have been turned into community agencies or museums and many are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Boott Cotton Mills have been redone as lofts and commercial spaces for rent. Some textile manufacturing and/or distribution still occurs in the Waltham area as well.