From financial manager to marketing specialists, these are the projected highest paying positions in the U.S.

NEW YORK CITY - Certain jobs are predicted to have a major boom between 2022 and 2032 in the U.S job market, according to a new report by Business Insider. From software developers to marketing specialists, the predicted highly-paying jobs in the coming years vary across different fields and industries.

The report's figure comes from salary estimates published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics last year. From these figures, experts look at jobs with projections of salary adjustments above the average, which tend to be better positioned within the labor market due, among other things, to supply, demand and competitiveness.

Taking these considerations into account, coupled with future projections and educational degrees requested in the vacancies, here are the top 10 positions likely to see a boom in the next decade.

#1 highest-paying job: financial manager

Financial managers create financial reports, direct investment activities, and develop plans for the long-term financial goals of their organization. Many of them work in a variety of industries including banks, investment firms, and insurance companies.

For this position, the average annual salary is $156,100, the projected employment increase is 126,000, and the degree required to enter is a bachelor's degree.

#2 highest-paying job: data scientist

Data scientists use analytical tools and techniques to extract meaningful insights from data.

For this position, the average annual salary is $108,020, the projected employment increase 59,400 job openings, and the degree required to enter the field is a bachelor's degree.

#3 highest-paying job: computer system analysts

Computer system analysts study an organization's current computer systems and design ways to improve efficiency.

For this position, the average annual salary is $103,800, the projected employment increase is 51,000 job openings and the degree required to enter the field is a bachelor's degree.

#4 highest-paying job: software quality assurance analysts and testers

Software quality assurance analysts and testers design and execute systems to check the software for problems. As part of their testing, these workers document and track the software's potential defects or risks. They also assess its usability and functionality to identify difficulties a user might have.

For this position, the average annual salary is $101,800, the projected employment increase is 42,000 job openings, and the degree required to get into the field is a bachelor's degree.

#5 highest-paying job: personal financial advisors

Personal financial advisors provide advice to help individuals manage their money and plan for their financial future. Most personal financial advisors, according to the BLS, work full time, and some work more than 40 hours a week, meeting with clients in the evenings or on weekends.

For this position, the average annual salary is $99,580, the projected employment increase is 42,000 job openings, and the degree required to get into the field is a bachelor's degree.

#6 highest-paying job: management analysts

Management analysts recommend ways to improve an organization's efficiency. They typically meet with clients, with some working more than 40 hours per week.

For this position, the average annual salary is $99,410, the projected employment increase is 95,700 job openings, and the degree required to enter the field is a bachelor's degree.

#7 highest-paying job: project management specialists

Project management specialists coordinate the budget, schedule, staffing, and other details of a project.

For this position, the average annual salary is $98,580, the projected employment increase is 54,700 job openings, and the degree required to get into the field is a bachelor's degree.

#8 highest-paying job: accountants and auditors

Accountants and auditors prepare and examine financial records. They usually work full time, putting in overtime hours during certain periods of the year, such as quarterly audits or tax season.

For this position, the average annual salary is $79,880, the projected employment increase is 67,400 job openings, and the degree required to enter the field is a bachelor's degree.

#9 highest-paying job: market research analysts and marketing specialists

Market research analysts and marketing specialists study customer preferences, business conditions, and other factors to assess potential sales of a product or service.

For this position, the average annual salary is $74,680, the projected employment increase is 116,600, and the degree required to enter the field is a bachelor's degree.

#10 highest-paying job: heavy truck and trailer drivers

Heavy and tractor-trailer truck drivers transport goods from one location to another. These drivers can be away from home for days or weeks at a time.

For this position, the average annual salary is $54,320, the projected employment increase is 89,300 job openings, and the degree required to enter the field is a high school diploma.