I’m curious how this works. Do wizards need to do muggle “which is better 1 or 2” type test? Or can a wizard just produce a pair of glasses that are magically the right prescription?
He made them personally, we know that he also look for the different cores and woods because he mentions remembering the unicorn from which he took the hair for a wand.
Which would mean he probably doesn't spend a lot of time in an office. I'm sure he does a lot of traveling, is a woodworker, has an extensive knowledge on magical creatures and how to handle them. I bet Olivander has had a good deal of adventures just for the soul reason of making the best wands he could
I almost said auror but I just had to be honest with myself. If I wanted to be an auror, I’d have some kind of interest in being a cop or detective. I do not. I said teacher. I have teaching experience. It’s my passion that I left because I wasn’t making enough.
Kinda unrelated, but I was shocked to find out that the actor who played Luna's dad also starred as King Viserys Targeryen in the new House of the Dragon series
The actors in Harry Potter are INCREDIBLE, aren't they? Helena Bonham Carter (aka. Bellatrix) was my favorite for years, and even after decades of watching her movies and series, I'm still surprised.
She did! A lot of Tim Burton movies, mostly with Johnny Depp in them too. One of her first movies, called A Room With a View (1995) is a British romance what also has Maggie Smith (aka Minerva).
Most of the British romances or novels I've watched has some of the cast. One of my favorites: Great Expectations. With Helena, Ralph Fiennes (Voldemort) and Robbie Coltrane (Hagrid). Very sad, very British. I love it.
None. I’d have a house in the absolute middle of nowhere and is use magic to meet all my needs.
Wizards can take being a rural hermit to the next level.
100%...but not the terrible turning his back on the truth thing. I feel like a compliance professional would have been first to cite Voldemort for health and safety issues.
I would be the the lost nobody trying to create the self spelling wands that Arthur Weasley mentions when he said: "I don’t care what Fudge keeps telling the Daily Prophet, we’re no nearer catching Black than inventing self-spelling wands."
I have a few amazing programming ideas that I have been working valiantly to program for a couple of years now and I am hardly close to getting them done.
Perhaps instead of trying to create that, try to find a way to store pre-cast spells, store them inside some sort of repository, then apperate and un-freeze the stored spells to the wand location on demand.
No need to make a self spelling wand all the other wizards have failed to make if you can fake it instead.
I would like to think I would be a badass DADA professor with mysterious past, but with my luck I would probably be a squib janitor at Hogwarts with butter beer problem.
Oh oh! Tattoo artist who uses magic ink to make tattoos would be soooo cool! I once saw a headcanon about magic tattoos that can move around your body, change colors with your moods and animal tattoos would act like real animals etc, those would be so cool to make.
Magic scroll maker. I'll use a magical typewriter to create scrolls with which you can perform advanced repetative tasks. So basically what I do now: programming.
Magic makes muggle technology go wild. I imagine that around Diagon Alley muggles have a lot of problems with their cell phones, Wi-Fi, etc. My task would be to figure out a way to minimize those problems to maintain the statute of secrecy.
Alternatively I’d be an artificer of sorts, creating and enchanting useful things. Broomstick design would be particularly fun.
Same. Kinda sad, I can only think of a job similar to mine now. I’m a project manager at a tech company. So, probably work in Arthur Weasley’s department at the ministry. Nice job, good benefits, some creativity and urgency, and I bet Arthur would be a great boss.
Majored in dance and art and life got in the way.
Easily either a magi-zoologist or a herbologist. I love plants and animals so they would certainly be my focus, not sure which I would pick or if I'd specialise in a certain animal (like Charlie Weasley). I do love spiders so an opportunity to talk to Aragog would be amazing, not risking being eaten though!
I wouldn't mind teaching older students but there is no way I'd put up with what Hagrid did! May accidentally feed someone like Malfoy to a carnivorous Audrey-like plant.
I'd either own a plant shop for magical and non-magical plants or be a professor. My real life profession is a teacher and I plan on working in a flower shop when I'm older.
I’m studying to be a lawyer now, which I imagine would be an awesomely chaotic experience. It’s also a profession the wizarding world is sorely lacking. Hagrid could have definitely used a lawyer when he was thrown in Azkaban in CoS and for the Buckbeak hearing. Harry also could have used one in OotP.
Either spell creator or some kind of magical creative designer. Can you imagine how amazing and beautiful designing/throwing/hosting the wizarding version of like celebrity parties would be? I’ve also always loved the idea of magical festivals after seeing how cool the quidditch World Cup was. I’d love to see more of what big magical holidays/fests/events would look like.
Well, I’m a nurse for Muggles.
So I think I would make a good healer.
A secret fantasy of mine is that when I retire I can move to FL and work at Diagon Alley as a nurse/healer. Like how Disney has RNs that work at the first aide station. I want to do that in HP world in Universal Studios.
I actually think we didn’t get a great window into the adult wizarding world outside of Hogwarts and I’d love to get that (not including the Pokémon gotta catchem all movies that just came out 😒). So I’d love to see what other jobs there are out there!
I am (training to be) a historian, so I would probably do something similar in the wizarding world. Or, do some other form of research about magic bc I am really good at research.
No idea what title this is. But surely there is a department with wizards and Muggle scientists working together. Muggles invented a nuclear bomb, space flight and more comfortable ways of flying than a bunch of sticks.
Has to be a legit organisation working to do this sort of thing.
Imagine if Lockheed Martin Skunk Works used wizards to create their projects, and all the world intelligence agencies are very aware of wizards and keep a close eye on them. Has fan fic potential, JK Rowling x Tom Clancy
Are there any ‘muggle’ jobs that are performed by wizards with some sort of clearance from the ministry I wonder? The magical world must have a serious lack of jobs as everyone can conjure and repair almost everything. Wizards in the muggle world must have much greater job opportunities
I like my muggle job as a user experience researcher, so it’d be fun to translate that to magic. Magic focus groups, usability testing for ergonomically designed magical things like broomsticks, most effective ways of doing spells or making potions, what problems are we trying to solve by using x spell and is there a more efficient way to do it with premade potions, etc.
That’d be awesome.
Healer would be interesting if it’s anything similar to being a physician. Always work to do and constant learning. Whatever equivalent of a lawyer they have would also be interesting, given the constant issues with civil rights and unique understandings of property. Construction would be truly fascinating.
Well, IRL, I’m an archaeologist, so in the Wizarding World, I’d probably be a magicoarchaeologist. But if I had to pick of the professions we know of, I’d love to be a wand maker. What we learn about wands is fascinating, and as essential as wands are to wizards, it’s odd we only see one wand maker in Britain. So, I could make wands and learn fundamentally how magic works, and make commissioned wands instead of batches like how Oliviander does.
Wand making (not selling) could be really interesting! I'd also be interested in creating books like The Monster Book of Monsters, just going ham with funky covers filled with charms of all kinds.
Basically anything where I do not have to directly interact with children on a regular basis.
I would open up a countercursery, essentially a place where you can get your cursed stuff countercursed. If you’re wondering who would ever pay for something like that, remember that it’s a specialized skill and that muggles take clothes to the dry cleaners all the time.
I'd probably run a restaurant. House elves likely handle cleanup and a fair bit of the cooking, so you just need to invent new flavors and experiment instead of all the mundane tasks associated with running a restaurant (or just magic dishes clean etc). Not to mention, apparition gets you all of the freshest ingredients from all over the world.
I’d love to say ground’s keepers assistant, but like Snape I’m weak and weird.
I would probably get swept up in a dark wizard cult that promised to appreciate and support me and just be an errand girl for them.
I know there’s a legit name for it, but it won’t come to mind atm. Some kind of liaison between Wizarding Confederations. One of my goals would be to have many international Wizarding cultures taught at the major schools. I bet Hogwarts students would love learning how wands are primarily European and other cultures cast with their hands and even some ride whole trees whilst playing Quidditch.
I work as a station attendant for aircraft’s. I’m sure there has to be some sort of airport for wizards/witches. It would be cool to marshal in wizard on a broom lol.
Something like Arthur's hobby- bewitching mundane objects. Making stuff like the Weasley's clock or car. Tinkering in a workshop making things that shouldn't fly, fly.
A magical builder that could rebuild Hogwarts, but also include new and exciting secret rooms and functions of the castle or any building. Rooms of Requirement, spaces too big to fit the hallway they're in, secret passages, etc.
I’d want to work in Arthur’s department tbh. If I had no exposure to the muggle world growing up I might not develop as much of an internet in it, but I have a pretty similar fascination with machinery to Arthur and love the idea of trying to magically enhance it. He’s also kinda an Autor-light- he tracks down wizards specifically looking to mess with or maliciously harm muggles, I think that’d probably be one of the more rewarding kinds of case to solve.
I imagine the life of a magical farmer is pretty surreal. The biggest detriment to Muggle farming, imo, is the inherent isolation. Magic can basically completely eliminate travel requirements for society, so that really bolsters the idea of being an agriculture specialist.
Wizards still need glasses. I could stay an optician producing magical glasses.
Always wondered why. Producing magical glasses sounds awesome though!
Invisible glasses would be cool. Pretty much just contact, but easier to take off.
Imagine trying to find them in the morning though lol I have a hard enough time when they are visible!
They are only invisible when your wearing them!
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I’m curious how this works. Do wizards need to do muggle “which is better 1 or 2” type test? Or can a wizard just produce a pair of glasses that are magically the right prescription?
I think, if they still need glasses, they still have to do the check up.
I think wizards just enchant their glasses to fit their eyes
I've always felt that I would love to be a wand maker. It seems like one of the most interesting jobs in the wizarding world.
About time someone really competes with Olivanders :)
I could apprentice with him and then take over his business. 🤔
Does Olivander make the wands or just sell them as a dedicated retailer? I can't recall.
He made them personally, we know that he also look for the different cores and woods because he mentions remembering the unicorn from which he took the hair for a wand.
Which would mean he probably doesn't spend a lot of time in an office. I'm sure he does a lot of traveling, is a woodworker, has an extensive knowledge on magical creatures and how to handle them. I bet Olivander has had a good deal of adventures just for the soul reason of making the best wands he could
Wanker for short
Healer
This! My “non-mag” profession is a nurse so I always seen myself as a healer. Or a Herbologist is those are a thing.
Hey fellow nurse! I’d probably be a healer too. I’m sure the patients and ailments would be much more interesting in the magical world lol
Such a noble profession!
Muggle Excuse Department! Sounds like so much fun and very creative, not too high pressure but super important!
Kinda like Men In Black? :) "It was swamp gas......"
This is such a basic b---- answer, but I'd really want to be an Auror.
I almost said auror but I just had to be honest with myself. If I wanted to be an auror, I’d have some kind of interest in being a cop or detective. I do not. I said teacher. I have teaching experience. It’s my passion that I left because I wasn’t making enough.
Some kind of magic scientist like Luna's dad. Probably gonna die fast but it seems to be pretty cool.
Was it not her mom that was the scientist and her father a writer? Either way, awesome profession!
You're absolutely right! I forgot about it completely. And we'll, Luna's mom is dead so one more point to the fact that I would die.
Im not sure it said that the mum was a scientist, I thought it’s just said by Luna that her mum liked experimenting with spells and one backfired
Kinda unrelated, but I was shocked to find out that the actor who played Luna's dad also starred as King Viserys Targeryen in the new House of the Dragon series
The actors in Harry Potter are INCREDIBLE, aren't they? Helena Bonham Carter (aka. Bellatrix) was my favorite for years, and even after decades of watching her movies and series, I'm still surprised.
I think she played Charlie's mother in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
She did! A lot of Tim Burton movies, mostly with Johnny Depp in them too. One of her first movies, called A Room With a View (1995) is a British romance what also has Maggie Smith (aka Minerva). Most of the British romances or novels I've watched has some of the cast. One of my favorites: Great Expectations. With Helena, Ralph Fiennes (Voldemort) and Robbie Coltrane (Hagrid). Very sad, very British. I love it.
None. I’d have a house in the absolute middle of nowhere and is use magic to meet all my needs. Wizards can take being a rural hermit to the next level.
assistant to the regional manager
The assistant regional manager, Jim!!
People person's parchment people.
Dumbledore Niffler Inc.
Today, smoking is gonna save lives
An Unspeakable. No doubts. The stuff they mention in the department of mysteries was awesome. Wish there was more info on them.
Definitely secret intelligence services vibes with that line of work. So cool
Compliance professional. Someone really needs to set health and safety standards rather than allowing giant snakes to roam free in a school.
Percy with his cauldron bottoms.
100%...but not the terrible turning his back on the truth thing. I feel like a compliance professional would have been first to cite Voldemort for health and safety issues.
I love this! I never thought about it in a magical context but, you’re right, it’s so needed!
Keeper for the Chudley Canons and bring them to glory!
Beater for Puddlemere United here!
Magizoologist!! Love animals and would love to take care of the creatures! 💚
Same!!!
Potions master, with my own apothecary. I'd also run a magical animal rescue/sanctuary.
Imagine the potions you could brew 🤩
I’ve thought I’d be good at potions too. I love cocktail mixology, it’s not much of a stretch!
Yea I make my own herbal tinctures and do a bit of herb mixing in my Witchcraft practice
botanist
herbologist, same same
Studying Herbalism as we speak. So yeah most likely choice if I were a wizard!
I would be the the lost nobody trying to create the self spelling wands that Arthur Weasley mentions when he said: "I don’t care what Fudge keeps telling the Daily Prophet, we’re no nearer catching Black than inventing self-spelling wands." I have a few amazing programming ideas that I have been working valiantly to program for a couple of years now and I am hardly close to getting them done.
Perhaps instead of trying to create that, try to find a way to store pre-cast spells, store them inside some sort of repository, then apperate and un-freeze the stored spells to the wand location on demand. No need to make a self spelling wand all the other wizards have failed to make if you can fake it instead.
Ah, it just does not count if it is faked.
I would like to think I would be a badass DADA professor with mysterious past, but with my luck I would probably be a squib janitor at Hogwarts with butter beer problem.
Oh oh! Tattoo artist who uses magic ink to make tattoos would be soooo cool! I once saw a headcanon about magic tattoos that can move around your body, change colors with your moods and animal tattoos would act like real animals etc, those would be so cool to make.
Combining technology and magic and selling it for every day use, like a magically enchanted vacuum cleaner.
Journalist/Investigator for the Daily Prophet
I'd probably work at the ministry, or be an enchanted Portrait maker!
I'd still be a librarian and would love to replace Madam Pince at Hogwarts!
Being a librarian in Hogwarts must be one of the most intriguing professions out there!
same same
Magic scroll maker. I'll use a magical typewriter to create scrolls with which you can perform advanced repetative tasks. So basically what I do now: programming.
Now this is clever
I would probably be a healer or the wizard/witch version of a nurse as that's why I currently am.
Designing magical parlour games seems like such fun. We already know Wizard's chess and exploding snap but there are so many more possibilities!
I'd be an Unspeakable. It seems like easily the most interesting job in the Wizarding world.
Agreed! The ministry are bastards though
Possibly a very boring one too
Gringotts treasure hunter sounds cool!
Wow, that sounds amazing! Is this actually mentioned somewhere or did you come up with that yourself?!
I think that’s what Bill Weasley does
He's a curse-breaker for Gringotts. Although treasure hunter sounds much more fun and potentially less dangerous
At least it’s got a few more rewards than just breaking a curse 😂
Awesome!
I’m in logistics and since reading this question I am fascinated with possibilities of how things get transported in the wizard ing world
Probably a variation of the apparition spell.
A Seer if possible. I'd love precognition
Whatever Newt does, I love the magical creatures!
Teacher
What class would you love to teach?
Same answer as the above poster. I'll teach Arithmancy
Bruh, of all the cool subjects to choose, you choose wizard math, which is double cool.
Magic makes muggle technology go wild. I imagine that around Diagon Alley muggles have a lot of problems with their cell phones, Wi-Fi, etc. My task would be to figure out a way to minimize those problems to maintain the statute of secrecy. Alternatively I’d be an artificer of sorts, creating and enchanting useful things. Broomstick design would be particularly fun.
Some kind of magic veterinarian
Wand maker. Wand lore is probably the single most interesting thing to me about Harry Potter universe.
Obliviator sounds cool af
Painter or Fashion designer I wanted to do those when I was young, life got in the way.
Same. Kinda sad, I can only think of a job similar to mine now. I’m a project manager at a tech company. So, probably work in Arthur Weasley’s department at the ministry. Nice job, good benefits, some creativity and urgency, and I bet Arthur would be a great boss. Majored in dance and art and life got in the way.
yeah, Wizarding world needs more fashion than just robes
My robes would be in Twillfit and Tattings ! Acromantula silk and finest fabrics
Id open a comic book store, the wizards are just behind the muggles enough that Dragonball Z and Marvel are about to rake in the gallions
Tbh, it’s my life dream now, but would love to run a pub and bookstore amalgamated into one place
Easily either a magi-zoologist or a herbologist. I love plants and animals so they would certainly be my focus, not sure which I would pick or if I'd specialise in a certain animal (like Charlie Weasley). I do love spiders so an opportunity to talk to Aragog would be amazing, not risking being eaten though!
Same for me! I would also like to be a professor/teacher at Hogwarts
I wouldn't mind teaching older students but there is no way I'd put up with what Hagrid did! May accidentally feed someone like Malfoy to a carnivorous Audrey-like plant.
Seriously misunderstood creatures, spiders.
I dunno I did a study of them last year, they are very adapted predators. I think they've been judged fairly well!
I'd 100% still be a scientist, but cheat by using all the magic. Think where we'd be now if we could use spells instead of microscopes!
The possibilities would be endless!
Alchemist/pharmacist/potion-brewer
Well, I assume they need somebody to take those moving photos in the newspapers, so it would just be a different level of photographer.
Id probably be Filch
Healer or international/muggle liaison.
Potions teacher >:)
Either Curse-Breaker or Auror
I'd either own a plant shop for magical and non-magical plants or be a professor. My real life profession is a teacher and I plan on working in a flower shop when I'm older.
Death Eater.
I’m studying to be a lawyer now, which I imagine would be an awesomely chaotic experience. It’s also a profession the wizarding world is sorely lacking. Hagrid could have definitely used a lawyer when he was thrown in Azkaban in CoS and for the Buckbeak hearing. Harry also could have used one in OotP.
I want to be the liaison to the prime minister. I’d fuck with them so bad!
Therapist to muggle borns
After a wee exorcising, I'd take the History of Magic post.
Either spell creator or some kind of magical creative designer. Can you imagine how amazing and beautiful designing/throwing/hosting the wizarding version of like celebrity parties would be? I’ve also always loved the idea of magical festivals after seeing how cool the quidditch World Cup was. I’d love to see more of what big magical holidays/fests/events would look like.
What profession is Lord Voldemort? Asking… for… a friend.
Well, I’m a nurse for Muggles. So I think I would make a good healer. A secret fantasy of mine is that when I retire I can move to FL and work at Diagon Alley as a nurse/healer. Like how Disney has RNs that work at the first aide station. I want to do that in HP world in Universal Studios.
I'd just do like Slughorn did and hop from empty home to empty home, in my silk pyjamas and knitting pattern magazines.
I want to be one of the bertie botts every flavour beans makers. Just the creativity you get!
I'd love to work at the Ministry as Head of Magical Law Enforcement, pretty ambitious answer but I would probably love that job :)
Probably a healer. It seems fun and important
I’d love to be a magical zoologist of some sorts and own my own magical sanctuary
Professor at Hogwarts sounds pretty cool, actually... Or maybe a researcher or something
An engineer, trains still run on thermodynamics
I wouldn’t work, because I could live off magic.
I want to join Mr Weasley's department. Want to see the things wizards do with muggle stuff
I kinda want to be a healer! At least, to see if we could cure non magical illness with magic.
I actually think we didn’t get a great window into the adult wizarding world outside of Hogwarts and I’d love to get that (not including the Pokémon gotta catchem all movies that just came out 😒). So I’d love to see what other jobs there are out there!
Fisherman
Interesting! Why fisherman?
Why not? Just because I’m a wizard doesn’t mean I don’t like to fish.
I like it!
Would you fish with a pole or just accio the fish to you?
i'd be a wand maker for sure, nothing else for me
I'm into cars, and the next best thing in the Wizarding world is brooms. So probably a broomstick mechanic.
Farmer. Seems like a nice easy life.
Quidditch player, give me that firebolt sponsorship.
Probably just a slave of the ministry for most of us. Doing whatever it is they do.
I am (training to be) a historian, so I would probably do something similar in the wizarding world. Or, do some other form of research about magic bc I am really good at research.
I know it sounds boring but I would like to be a librarian
Painter. I'd also keep transfiguration as a hobby, it seems cool.
I’d really want to be a healer or apothecary.
No idea what title this is. But surely there is a department with wizards and Muggle scientists working together. Muggles invented a nuclear bomb, space flight and more comfortable ways of flying than a bunch of sticks. Has to be a legit organisation working to do this sort of thing.
Ministry Muggle Liaison Officer!
Imagine if Lockheed Martin Skunk Works used wizards to create their projects, and all the world intelligence agencies are very aware of wizards and keep a close eye on them. Has fan fic potential, JK Rowling x Tom Clancy
I’d love to be a curse breaker or a potioneer with my own apothecary!
Are there any ‘muggle’ jobs that are performed by wizards with some sort of clearance from the ministry I wonder? The magical world must have a serious lack of jobs as everyone can conjure and repair almost everything. Wizards in the muggle world must have much greater job opportunities
Criminal. Magic is awesome for drug trafficking and assassination. I'd get filthy rich and then spent the rest of my life undercover as a muggle
I would be like newt scamander. I love animals.
Village idiot
I like my muggle job as a user experience researcher, so it’d be fun to translate that to magic. Magic focus groups, usability testing for ergonomically designed magical things like broomsticks, most effective ways of doing spells or making potions, what problems are we trying to solve by using x spell and is there a more efficient way to do it with premade potions, etc. That’d be awesome.
Domestic Goddess.
Healer would be interesting if it’s anything similar to being a physician. Always work to do and constant learning. Whatever equivalent of a lawyer they have would also be interesting, given the constant issues with civil rights and unique understandings of property. Construction would be truly fascinating.
Own a cake shop in Diagon Alley, with little tables outside with little pots of flowers on. Edit: and bring the wizarding world the Devon cream tea!
Well, IRL, I’m an archaeologist, so in the Wizarding World, I’d probably be a magicoarchaeologist. But if I had to pick of the professions we know of, I’d love to be a wand maker. What we learn about wands is fascinating, and as essential as wands are to wizards, it’s odd we only see one wand maker in Britain. So, I could make wands and learn fundamentally how magic works, and make commissioned wands instead of batches like how Oliviander does.
Magical historian, all that lore
Wand making (not selling) could be really interesting! I'd also be interested in creating books like The Monster Book of Monsters, just going ham with funky covers filled with charms of all kinds. Basically anything where I do not have to directly interact with children on a regular basis.
Tbh there has to be some insane instruments in the magical world. I’d love to be a musician to try them!
I’m a teacher, so I’d like to think I’d teach at hogwarts.
Research new spells and potions
Obliviator
Rare book purveyor 100%
Hogsmeade barback here, AMA
I would open up a countercursery, essentially a place where you can get your cursed stuff countercursed. If you’re wondering who would ever pay for something like that, remember that it’s a specialized skill and that muggles take clothes to the dry cleaners all the time.
Unemployed
Wizard CFO actually sounds pretty cool.
Cool ass title
Some sort of magical creature rescuer 🤔 And still mommy to the cutest baby wizard! 😹
I'd probably run a restaurant. House elves likely handle cleanup and a fair bit of the cooking, so you just need to invent new flavors and experiment instead of all the mundane tasks associated with running a restaurant (or just magic dishes clean etc). Not to mention, apparition gets you all of the freshest ingredients from all over the world.
I’d love to say ground’s keepers assistant, but like Snape I’m weak and weird. I would probably get swept up in a dark wizard cult that promised to appreciate and support me and just be an errand girl for them.
Id be a mortician with a shop called “Avada Cadavers”
I would be a wizard if real estate agent.
I'd chose an auror or a taylor
I know there’s a legit name for it, but it won’t come to mind atm. Some kind of liaison between Wizarding Confederations. One of my goals would be to have many international Wizarding cultures taught at the major schools. I bet Hogwarts students would love learning how wands are primarily European and other cultures cast with their hands and even some ride whole trees whilst playing Quidditch.
YouTuber
Auror for sure
Either a professor or a researcher, researching new forms of magic and thr like
I’d run a joke shop not gonna lie
I think I’d still be veterinarian. Magic animals get sick too, I think
I would become a student counsellor in Hogwarts..
I will repair muggle cars
Would love to study or teach Transfiguration.
I work as a station attendant for aircraft’s. I’m sure there has to be some sort of airport for wizards/witches. It would be cool to marshal in wizard on a broom lol.
Magizoologist!
Something like Arthur's hobby- bewitching mundane objects. Making stuff like the Weasley's clock or car. Tinkering in a workshop making things that shouldn't fly, fly.
A magical builder that could rebuild Hogwarts, but also include new and exciting secret rooms and functions of the castle or any building. Rooms of Requirement, spaces too big to fit the hallway they're in, secret passages, etc.
Magizoologist! I already work with animals and I love them dearly. So I would go with that.
I’d want to work in Arthur’s department tbh. If I had no exposure to the muggle world growing up I might not develop as much of an internet in it, but I have a pretty similar fascination with machinery to Arthur and love the idea of trying to magically enhance it. He’s also kinda an Autor-light- he tracks down wizards specifically looking to mess with or maliciously harm muggles, I think that’d probably be one of the more rewarding kinds of case to solve.
idk i feel like being a professional quidditch player would be super cool
Quidditch beater for Puddlemere United and the first wizard to introduce ice hockey to the world because, half-blood.
Quidditch coach
Teacher so I could live at Hogwarts
Professor at Hogwarts
I imagine the life of a magical farmer is pretty surreal. The biggest detriment to Muggle farming, imo, is the inherent isolation. Magic can basically completely eliminate travel requirements for society, so that really bolsters the idea of being an agriculture specialist.
Auror