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35/ 100
Education / Government #948 of 1000 overall
Curriculum Developer
PerspectaScore 35/100 — our composite grade across wealth, freedom, stability, ROI, burnout and automation risk.
Where Curriculum Developer ranks
How this career places against all 1000 careers in our database.
The nine scores
Wealth Potential5/100
Lifetime net-worth percentile vs every other career.
Freedom & Flexibility41/100
Remote work, mobility, self-employment and early-FI potential.
Job Stability90/100
Resilience to layoffs and recessions.
Career Mobility60/100
Room to climb and grow income over time.
Geographic Flexibility70/100
How easily this career relocates between states.
Degree / Training ROI1/100
Payoff relative to the time and debt to get in.
Family Friendliness78/100
Stability, benefits and lower burnout for raising a family.
Burnout Risk60/100
Emotional and physical toll of the work.
Automation Risk40/100
Exposure to being replaced by AI / automation.
Key facts
- Median salary
- $66,000
- Median take-home
- $54,590
- Top 10% salary
- $89,000
- Net worth @ 65
- $2M
- Lifetime earnings
- $4.2M
- Financial independence
- Age 61
- Education
- Bachelor's / Master's
- Typical debt
- $45,000
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