10 Best Jobs of 2011

Did You Miss Your Calling? What if you could find a profession with good pay, minimal stress, and job security? Sound too good to be true? Here are the 10 best jobs of 2011, according to CareerCast.  (Reuters)

Software Engineer Job Description: Designs, develops, tests and evaluates software and systems that make computers work. Annual Income: $87,140

Mathematician Job Description: Researches, studies and applies theories and formulas to teach or solve problems in a business, educational or industrial setting. Annual Income: $94,178 (Reuters)

Actuary Job Description: Compiles and analyzes statistics to determine the probability of insurance risks, including death and natural disasters. Annual Income: $87,204

Statistician Job Description: Studies and interprets numerical data from surveys and other experiments Annual Income: $73,208

Meteorologist Job Description: Studies and predicts processes of the Earth's atmosphere that cause weather conditions. Annual Income: $85,210 (Reuters)

Computer Systems Analyst Job Description: Creates, expands and enhances computer systems for businesses and scientific institutions. Annual Income: $77,153 (Reuters)

Historian Job Description: Studies and writes about particular eras, regions or social phenomenon. Annual Income: $63,208 (Reuters)

Biologist Job Description: A scientist that studies the relationship between living organisms and their environment Annual Income: $74,278 (Reuters)

Audiologist Job Description: Diagnoses, treats and monitors hearing disorders. Annual Income: $63,144

Dental Hygienist Job Description: Assists dentists and specializes in preventative oral care. Annual Income: $67,107