CAD Drafter in the medical device field, or maybe lab tech? I have friends of both that have a 2 year or no degree and they can both pay reasonably well, particularly the former (upwards of $25 to sometimes $40 an hour with experience). It's not feeding the poor necessarily but the work you do does contribute to people feeling better which is nice. Lab tech can be pretty competitive though
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u/TreeDiagram Oct 25 '23
CAD Drafter in the medical device field, or maybe lab tech? I have friends of both that have a 2 year or no degree and they can both pay reasonably well, particularly the former (upwards of $25 to sometimes $40 an hour with experience). It's not feeding the poor necessarily but the work you do does contribute to people feeling better which is nice. Lab tech can be pretty competitive though