Job tips: 10-plus work-from-home jobs that pay well

A recent study has found that those working from home tend not only to be more satisfied with their jobs but that they're also more productive, more engaged and more likely to stick with the job. Working from home is not perfect in every way -- if you do so exclusively, you're likely to feel somewhat isolated -- but it offers many upsides, such as great flexibility.

Many people want to work from home, and many people have to do so -- and all of them would like to be paid as much as possible. Here, then, are 10 work-from-home jobs that offer high compensation.
If you'd like to do most or all of your work from your home, here are 10 occupations to consider, compiled by the folks at FlexJobs.com:

JOB

PAY RANGE
Automation engineer

$95,000 to $115,000

Back-end Web developer

$100,000

Qualitative user experience researcher

$100,000 to $120,000

Project manager

$65,000 to $105,000

Utilization manager

$92,000

Senior business analyst

$57,000 to $90,000

Digital marketing analyst

$60,000 to $80,000

Research molecular biologist

$59,000 to $77,000

Product designer

$50,000 to $70,000

Registered nurse -- home health assessments

$60,000

More work-from-home jobs to consider
If none of those occupations are in your current field or a field you may be able to enter, here are a bunch of other work-from-home jobs to consider, via Entrepreneur.com. Not all are high-paying, though.

Bookkeeper: Take a bookkeeping course or two and you may be able to work from home serving a bunch of businesses.
Clinical research coordinator: Working from home, you can manage and oversee clinical trials that test various formulas for their safety and effectiveness.
Consulting: Think about what expertise and business experience you have and who might pay for it. You may be able to help small businesses with their marketing, business development, technology, or many other things.
Craftsperson: If you can knit, make jewelry, cut wooden jigsaw puzzles, or make any of a number of things, you might make a living selling them online.
Event planner: From your home, you can make lots of arrangements for people who are throwing weddings, parties, or business events.
Freelance writer, editor, proofreader, or graphic designer: Folks can make $20 (and much more) per hour at these tasks.
Freelance animator: Sites such as Upwork.com have featured animation gigs paying between $25 and $106 per hour.
Grant writer: People who develop skills writing grant proposals to raise money for non-profits and other organizations can make $40,000 to $60,000 or more per year.
Programmer: If you can write code (or can learn to do so), you can make as much as $60 per hour and possibly more.
Transcriber: You don't need a lot of degrees to listen to recordings of doctors' notes or phone calls or lectures and type them up -- and you might earn up to $25 per hour.
Translator: If you know one or more foreign languages, you get paid for translating, which can often be done from your home.
Tutor: If you know a school subject, you could make $20 to $40 or more tutoring students online through one of many websites, such as wyzant.com, tutor.com, and chegg.com.
Website developer: You can make a sizable income if you can build websites for those who need them, and perhaps maintain them, too.