Software Engineer
INTPs’ ability to work through challenging and innovatively solve issues may help them succeed as software engineers. They would have plenty of time to work on their own and put their logical thinking to good use. Though they’ll likely need to work on following a more routine schedule, INTPs are likely to find a way that works for them.
Physicist
INTPs love getting to the root of a problem and working closely with hypotheticals, both of which play a large role in the job of a physicist.
Mathematician
Mathematics would allow INTPs plenty of opportunities to put their problem-solving skills to good use. They are naturally analytical thinkers who are able to see complicated problems from a unique, thoughtful perspective.
Actuary
As actuaries, INTPs would have plenty of opportunity to think deeply, in the form of risk analysis, and use their strength of analysis to calculate the best financial option for insurance companies. They’d have plenty of space to work on their own, and though the schedule may not always be as flexible as they’d like, being able to problem-solve daily is likely to keep them interested.
Systems Administrator
INTPs who are especially passionate about the behind-the-scenes of IT operations will likely thrive as systems administrators. They’ll make excellent problem-solvers when an issue arises, enjoy consistently learning about the changes in technology, and adapt to each new situation as it comes.
Financial Analyst
As financial analysts, INTPs would have the opportunity to consider many potential outcomes for clients to find the best-predicted investments and course of action. In a lot of ways, they are financial puzzle-solvers.
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