Ugly jobs

Obviously jobs like "game programmer" are very crowded and the possibility of getting in are almost null.

What are some jobs that look "ugly"? I guess that it's easier to get a non appealing job.

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Using Lisp as preprocessor/macroprocessor defeats the purpose to have Lisp-style macros, as you break the code=data, you'd need to produce "strings" in the macros, instead of (lists). They would be more powerful than C macros, but limited compared to Lisp-macros-for-Lisp.

Of course eval wouldnt be possible, as Obj-C is still a static language.
Then how would you emulate it, when translating Lisp code to ObjC?