Observed arrival · 2026-10-05
Future Job Radar: Jobs That Don’t Exist Yet
An interactive radar imagines future jobs by combining real-world signals, science fiction, and creative thinking.
- For
- People curious about future work and technology
- Worth noticing
- Each job is meant to show its sources and separate evidence from imagination; arrival timing is paired with confidence based on independent signals.
Field notes
The page lays out a four-step method: gather forecasts and present-day signals, consult science fiction, ask what new work follows if a change becomes normal, then assign an arrival year and confidence. Its radar controls offer Baseline, Skeptic, Moonshot, Agent economy, and Random future; the page says these assumptions can shift when jobs arrive. The creator identifies himself as Marco Schmitt and says the project is researched with AI and curated by a human.
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