1. Cartographers And Photogrammetrists: Specializing in map creation, these professionals utilize aerial photos and satellite data. They typically need a bachelor’s degree. Stress level: 52, Median salary: $71,890.
2. Environmental Economists: These experts analyze the financial aspects of environmental policies and usually require a master’s or doctorate. Stress level: 52, Median salary: $113,940.
3. Packaging And Filling Machine Operators: Overseeing product preparation for shipment, this role often requires a high school diploma. Stress level: 52, Median salary: $36,750.
4. Archivists: Tasked with preserving historical documents, archivists generally need a master’s degree. Stress level: 53, Median salary: $58,640.
5. Computer Numerically Controlled Tool Programmers: Responsible for programming manufacturing machines, this job may need a certificate or associate degree. Stress level: 53, Median salary: $60,800.
6. Electromechanical Equipment Assemblers: Assembling and maintaining various machines, typically requiring a high school diploma. Stress level: 53, Median salary: $38,580.
7. Industrial Ecologists: These scientists work to minimize the environmental impact of industries, often needing a master’s degree. Stress level: 53, Median salary: $76,480.
8. Fuel Cell Engineers: Specializing in electricity production using hydrogen, a master’s degree is often necessary. Stress level: 54, Median salary: $96,310.
9. Highway Maintenance Workers: Maintaining roads and runways, most are hired with a high school diploma. Stress level: 55, Median salary: $44,930.
10. Machine Feeders And Off Bearers: Managing machine operations in factories, usually needing a high school diploma. Stress level: 56, Median salary: $38,040.

"If you are a jobseeker, one thing it’s key to remember is determining how stressful a job might be is subjective, and will likely vary from person to person,” CNBC quoted Andrew McCaskill, LinkedIn career expert saying.