Job with J
Researches and reports news stories
Presides over court proceedings
Cleans and maintains buildings
Performs juggling tricks for entertainment
Medieval entertainer for royalty
Rides horses in races
Makes or sells jewelry
Supervises prisoners in a jail
Guards and monitors jail inmates
Builds wooden structures and furniture
Prepares fruit jams for sale
Finds candidates for job openings
Makes or sells jewelry
Prepares fruit or vegetable juices
Flies jet aircraft—definitely a real job.
Legal scholar/judge—recognized profession.
Performs jazz for a living—yes, a job!
Runs a jail—real correctional profession.
Local judicial officer—official public job.
- Jelly maker
Interviews candidates; a real HR/recruiter job.
Skilled worker post-apprentice—valid job.
Title for a high court judge; valid profession.
Another name for a correctional officer.
Historical knight who jousted—old-time job!
Yes! Reporters who write news for media.
Works collecting junk/trash; a valid job.
Programmer who codes in Java; real job.
Old-fashioned term for jailer; still a job.
Flies jets professionally; a clear job.
Career/job advisor helps people find work.
A jeweler who crafts jewelry; valid job.
Runs a jackhammer on sites; construction job.
A musician who plays jazz for a living.
A pro athlete who competes in javelin.
Teaches Japanese; a clear teaching job.
Instructs judo students; real coaching job.
Writes jokes for shows; real writing job.
Makes jewelry; also called a jeweler.
Trains jaguars; an animal trainer job.
Makes jackets; a clothing maker job.
Explorer is a real job, often historical.
Translates Japanese; real professional role.
Assistant role exists; junior is a level.
Guides people through jungles; real job.
Real medical title; common in the UK.
Entry-level software developer; real job.
Means employment consultant; common in India.
Historical term for jailer; accepted.
Someone who makes jeans; uncommon but valid job.
Professional singer of jazz music—clear job.
Makes jars (glass or clay); uncommon but valid.
A type of animal trainer; rare but fits the job.
- Jungle tour guide
Judo athlete; can be a professional career.
Slang for comedian; informal but acceptable.
Law/court enforcement role; generic but valid.
Works at a junkyard/salvage yard—clear job.
Common UK role at a Jobcentre office.
Real role helping people find jobs.
Informal term for a jet pilot.
Generic but real staff role in a jail.
Buys and sells junk/scrap for a living.
Makes jumpers (sweaters); clothing worker.
Real legal profession; plural is fine.
Informal way to say jet pilot/aviator.
Driver of jeeps, e.g., on safari tours.
Fashion designer specializing in jeans.
Designs denim jeans; fashion profession.
Colloquial job: a jackhammer operator.
The words in the list Job with J come from players of the word game Categories game.