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Occupation · 2026 assessment

Municipal municipal infrastructure Specialist

The Municipal municipal infrastructure Specialist role combines repeatable operations with decisions that require professional context. The index measures task exposure to AI, software automation and robotics—not the probability that the occupation disappears.

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How risk may change

A forecast estimate, not a guaranteed scenario.

40%2026
45%2028
51%2030
58%2035

Which tasks are exposed

Risk applies to individual tasks—not to a person or an entire occupation.

TaskRisk
Receiving and classifying applications and documents64%
Preparing standard responses and certificates64%
Checking compliance with formal requirements61%
Analyzing indicators and resource allocation54%
Working with citizens and conflicting interests25%
Public-authority decisions and accountability19%

Task map

AI replaces ↔ AI augments

Each task is positioned by AI capability and the degree of human involvement still required.

  1. 1Receiving and classifying applications and documentsAI 64% · human 62%
  2. 2Preparing standard responses and certificatesAI 64% · human 56%
  3. 3Checking compliance with formal requirementsAI 61% · human 52%
  4. 4Analyzing indicators and resource allocationAI 54% · human 55%
  5. 5Working with citizens and conflicting interestsAI 25% · human 71%
  6. 6Public-authority decisions and accountabilityAI 19% · human 70%

Why technology can change this work

  • applications, registers and interagency documents are becoming digital
  • standard requests and checks follow formal rules
  • AI helps detect issues and draft decisions

What protects the occupation

  • public authority and personal accountability
  • balancing citizen and organizational interests
  • political, social and legal consequences

United States · before tax

Average pay and outlook

Estimated nominal monthly pay. The scenario reflects sector, demand and task resilience; it is not a guarantee of income.

2026$7 150per month
2035$9 650scenario estimate
2026: $7 15020262027: $7 40020272028: $7 65020282029: $7 90020292030: $8 15020302031: $8 45020312032: $8 75020322033: $9 05020332034: $9 35020342035: $9 6502035
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Practical next step

Where to move next

Do not restart from zero: carry your experience forward and add scarce skills.

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Job search and transitions

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Skills you already have

  • regulatory process understanding
  • citizen-case work
  • decision preparation
  • interagency coordination

Skills to build

  • public data governance
  • algorithmic decision auditing
  • digital identity
  • public-sector cyber resilience
CurrentMunicipal municipal infrastructure Specialist · 40%
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Keepregulatory process understanding · citizen-case work · decision preparation
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Addpublic data governance · algorithmic decision auditing · digital identity

Sources and update

Updated: 2026-09-25 · Assessment confidence: Medium

International Labour Organization · 2025Generative AI and Jobs: A Refined Global Index of Occupational Exposure

Nearly 30,000 tasks; a global assessment of GenAI exposure across detailed occupational groups.

World Economic Forum · 2025The Future of Jobs Report 2025

A survey of more than 1,000 employers representing over 14 million workers across 55 economies.

O*NET Resource Center · 2026O*NET Database

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