If you’re not sensory avoidant, being a ship’s engineer is a good job, I’ve found. Almost all of them are weird, so being a bit antisocial outside of your shift isn’t a problem. And because of all the engine room noise, you can’t really do much socializing on shift, because on shift communication is so hard that it stays mostly in the form of work related. The biggest downside of this job is the special training you need

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Programming, they expect you to be autistic. Or if you want something that takes less time to learn, anything with drafting will have you only really interacting with engineers who are usually either autistic or went to school with people who were mostly autistic.

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I pick orders for a grocery store’s shop at home system. And besides a few customers asking where things are every once in a while it’s not a terrible job. Plus if you have the very early shift (5:30am) you won’t have to deal with many customers at all and you could get out at 11am-12pm so you’d still have the day to do whatever you’d like

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I loved stocking for grocery stores. It was so peaceful. Right now I DoorDash but it gets exhausting fast. But I also have job taking care of a pool. I close it check the tabs, and clean it. It nice once people are gone. It usually only last a summer like the Marina jobs.

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Honestly all depends on your strong suits/what hours you want to work. Also like beginning job? Or a more professional job?

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I fear I have Audhd so I crave adrenaline but I have to hope and pray the overstimulation doesn’t find me on a bad day. But I had a job in college at a skip shop and I loved it even though it was retail because one of my passions is skiing so the hyper fixation on snow gear was amazing all day long

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You should look into any evening/night shift job if you are a night owl. Not specifically healthcare or anything but that’s a big field for night/evening shifts

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