State of play: The list shows projected annual job openings, the expected growth in the field, pay ranges and the typical education required for each job.

More positions expected to grow the most through 2034 include:

• Data scientists, growing 28% with an hourly wage range of $37-$63 and requiring a bachelor's degree.
• Industrial machinery mechanics, growing 13% at $28-$37 and requiring long-term on-job training but no degree.
• Information security analysts, growing 22% at $40-$63 and requiring a bachelor's degree.
• Medical and health services managers, growing 25% at $40-$67 and requiring a bachelor's.
• Nurse practitioners, growing 42% at $57-$68 and requiring a master's and license.

What they're saying: "Healthcare, to the medical fields, over to utilities, to construction trades, to some business opportunities, it's really interesting to see, when we shake out our formula, that a wide variety of jobs really fall into these lists," Michigan Center for Data and Analytics research manager Evan Linskey told Michigan Public.

Go deeper: The list … Michigan's career outlook