About Careerline
Careerline, a product of ARSHtec, helps you explore the various careers that are out there, understand what they pay, get an idea of the growth potential, find college programs that match your interests, etc. It’s designed primarily for high school students looking to transition to higher education. It's also meant to help anyone looking into changing careers or to get a better understanding of the careers that are out there to see if any of them are a good fit for them.
What You Can Do
- Discover careers with key facts like salary, outlook, and skills.
- See education pathways and colleges offering relevant programs.
- Save favorite careers to compare and contrast later.
- Use filters to match careers with your interests and goals.
Our Mission
We want to make career exploration less overwhelming and more useful. That means fewer buzzwords, more reliable info, and clear next steps so you can make confident choices about your future.
How Careerline Works
- We use trusted labor and education data from U.S. Dept. of Labor to power the site.
- Career pages highlight what matters: pay, growth, education, and skills.
- Pathways connect careers to college programs and schools.
Meet the Team
We’re a small team passionate about helping students and career-changers make informed decisions. Here’s the crew behind Careerline.
Askar Hussain is the founder of Careerline, blending product thinking with labor-market research to ensure the site focuses on what matters: clarity, accuracy, and usability.
Askar was instrumental in launching a few other products as part of ARSHtec.
Arsh was involved in many of the product discussions and helped shape Careerline's product vision.
Careerline went through 4 product renames, and Arsh was integral in critiquing the other names to finally help end up with Careerline.
Hana was influential in some of the design aspects of Careerline, such as the visual language and some of the content guidelines.
Hana was passionate about arts and crafts, and like the user experience side of things, she really put a lot of effort into the design of Careerline.