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LinkedIn Reports AI and Self-Employment Lead Fastest-Growing US Jobs for 2026

LinkedIn's 2026 list ranks AI engineers, consultants, and non-technical roles like new home sales specialists among fastest-growing US jobs amid shifting skill demands.

  • Jobs in AI occupy three of the top five positions on LinkedIn's fastest-growing job list, indicating continued momentum in both technical and strategic AI roles according to LinkedIn.
  • Self-Employed positions, including strategic advisors and independent consultants, have gained popularity, with a significant increase in members identifying as founders.
  • Catherine Fisher, a LinkedIn career expert, states that contract work and advisory roles are becoming vital as job seekers rethink their career paths.
  • The list emphasizes the demand for AI skills among employers in sales, marketing, and development roles according to LinkedIn.
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These are the 10 fastest-growing jobs in the US, LinkedIn says

AI-related roles rank among the fastest-growing jobs in the U.S., LinkedIn's annual rankings show.

The labour market remains challenging – and there is no clear upward trend in sight in 2026. However, those who look closely discover opportunities: LinkedIn has published its list of "Jobs in Trend", which shows which occupations have grown particularly strongly over the past three years. The post Jobs in Trend 2026: AI, sustainability and tangible skills asked first appeared on ingenieur.de - Job Market and news portal for engineers.

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The jobs linked to artificial intelligence (AI), engineering and logistics will be the most demanded jobs this year, according to LinkedIn with the jobs with the most projection.Among the jobs that will lead the labor market this new year are AI engineer, logistics analyst or entrepreneur.The data from the social network reflect that 67% of workers feel unprepared to find a new job this 2026.In addition, this feeling of uncertainty is accentuate…

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