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Baker
A culinary specialist who produces bread, pastries, cakes, and other baked goods.
Below are professions that contain the letter K anywhere in the name. Each of the 29 professions below opens to a full profile.
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List of Professions That Contain K
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Beekeeper
A producer who maintains honeybee colonies for honey, pollination services, and other hive products.
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Blacksmith
A traditional metal craftsperson who shapes iron and steel using forge, hammer, and anvil.
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Boilermaker
A skilled tradesperson who builds, repairs, and installs boilers, pressure vessels, and large industrial tanks.
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Bookkeeper
A finance professional who records and maintains the day-to-day financial transactions of a business.
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Cabinet Maker
A skilled woodworker who designs and builds cabinets, built-ins, and custom furniture for homes and businesses.
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Cook
A culinary worker who prepares meals in restaurants, cafeterias, hospitals, and other food-service operations.
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Court Clerk
A court employee who manages case records, swears in witnesses, and supports judges with administrative court operations.
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File Clerk
An administrative worker who organizes, catalogs, and retrieves documents and records in offices and archives.
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Filmmaker
A creative professional who develops, directs, and produces films from short documentaries to feature-length narratives.
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Hakim
A practitioner of Unani medicine, a traditional healing system rooted in Greco-Arab and Persian medical philosophy.
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Investment Banker
A finance professional who advises companies on raising capital, mergers, and acquisitions.
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Ironworker
A construction tradesperson who erects steel frameworks, reinforcing bar, and ornamental metal in buildings and bridges.
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Kayak Guide
An outdoor recreation professional who leads paddling tours and teaches kayaking skills in rivers, lakes, and coastal waters.
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Key Account Manager
A sales-and-service professional who manages a company's most strategic customer relationships and revenue streams.
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Kindergarten Teacher
A teacher who introduces five and six year olds to literacy, numeracy, and social skills.
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Kinesiologist
A movement-science professional who applies biomechanics and exercise physiology to improve human performance and recovery.
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Locksmith
A skilled craftsperson who installs, repairs, and bypasses locks and security hardware for homes, vehicles, and businesses.
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Makeup Artist
A beauty professional who applies makeup for fashion, film, theater, weddings, and special events.
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Network Engineer
An engineer who designs and operates the data networks that connect computers and services inside and across organizations.
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Park Ranger
A federal or state employee who protects natural and historic areas, educates visitors, and ensures public safety.
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Postal Worker
A federal employee who sorts, transports, and delivers mail and packages.
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Sheet Metal Worker
A skilled tradesperson who fabricates and installs ducts, roofing, siding, and architectural metal components.
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Social Worker
A licensed professional who helps individuals, families, and communities navigate challenges and access services.
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Stockbroker
A licensed professional who buys and sells securities on behalf of clients.
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Truck Driver
A licensed driver who operates large trucks to transport goods over short and long distances.
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Undertaker
A funeral-services professional who prepares deceased individuals for burial or cremation and supports grieving families.
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Yacht Broker
A specialized sales professional who represents buyers and sellers in transactions of recreational and luxury yachts.
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Zookeeper
An animal-care specialist responsible for the daily feeding, enrichment, and habitat upkeep of zoo animals.
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