List of Homer Simpson's jobs

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This is a list of jobs held by the fictional character Homer Simpson from the animated television series The Simpsons. Jobs which may not be considered canon (such as jobs in Treehouse of Horror episodes) are indicated in green. Excluding these non-canon jobs, Homer has had 112 jobs as of now.

Homer as an astronaut in the episode "Deep Space Homer."

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[edit] *

Nuclear Safety Inspector: His day job and main source of income.

Unnamed job in nuclear power plant, sector 7-G: His job in the first season, before promotion to safety inspector. It was unclear to everyone (including his employer and Homer himself) whether he was a "Supervising Technician" or a "Technical Supervisor". ("Homer's Odyssey") He was hired as part of "Project Bootstrap", a (fictional) government program implemented in the Ford administration.

[edit] A

Ambulance driver ("Diatribe of a Mad Housewife")
Activist - Marijuana legalization ("Weekend at Burnsie's") and for the preservation of the Springfield Isotopes Baseball Club
Actor (5 times): In the play Rent II: Condo Fever ("Behind the Laughter") Non-canon; In a commercial for the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant ("D'oh-in in the Wind"); In a commercial for Viagro-gain The topical rub for bald, impotent men ("Barting Over"); In a commercial for Mr. Plow, his own one-man snow-plow business ("Mr. Plow"); In a commercial for Springshield ("Papa's Got a Brand New Badge")
Agent (3 times): Lurleen Lumpkin ("Colonel Homer"); Suds McDuff ("Old Yeller Belly"); Lisa and Cameron Aka Johnny Rainbow ("A Star is Torn")
Amateur-Division Professional Arm Wrestler in the episode "Marge's Son Poisoning"
Astronaut for NASA ("Deep Space Homer")
Attack-dog trainer for the Pitiless Pup Attack Dog School ("I Married Marge")

[edit] B

Baby Proofer for his own baby proofing company "Wee Care" ("Bye Bye Nerdie")
Bartender for Moe's Tavern and Homer's Hunting Club ("Homer the Moe")
Bear Hunter after he is attacked by a bear and labeled a coward ("The Fat and the Furriest")
Blackjack dealer of Monty's Casino ("$pringfield")
Bodyguard of Mayor Joe Quimby ("Mayored to the Mob")
Bootlegger (2 times): Of beer as the "Beer Baron" ("Homer vs. The Eighteenth Amendment"); Of sugar ("Sweets and Sour Marge")
Bowling alley employee, or "Pin Monkey", of Barney's Bowl-o-rama ("And Maggie Makes Three"): His dream job, but held only briefly.
Boxer ("The Homer They Fall"): Part of the Association of Springfield Semi-Pro Boxers
Broadway Actor (see Actor)
Butler ("The Frying Game")

[edit] C

Candle maker of Ye Olde Candlemaker, Olde Springfield Towne ("I Married Marge")
Car designer for Powell Motors ("Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?")
Caretaker for Mr. Burns' lodge ("Treehouse of Horror V"): Non-canon.
Carny ("Bart Carny")
Celebrity assistant for Kim Basinger and Alec Baldwin ("When You Dish Upon a Star")
CEO of nuclear power plant ("C.E. D'oh")
Chauffeur for Classy Joe's ("Homer vs. Patty & Selma")
Springfield Chief of Police ("Papa's Got a Brand New Badge")
Choreographer for the Super Bowl Halftime Show ("Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass")
Chiropractor ("Pokey Mom")
Clown (see Krusty impersonator)
Coach for Bart's little league American football team ("Bart Star")
Con artist/Grifter with son Bart ("The Great Money Caper")
Conceptual artist ("Mom and Pop Art")
Consultant on the remake of Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, ("Beyond Blunderdome")
Convenience store night-clerk for the Kwik-E-Mart ("Lisa's Pony")
Curator of "The museum of Hollywood Jerks", ("When You Dish Upon a Star")

[edit] D

Death ("Treehouse of Horror XIV"): Non-canon.
Detective ("King Sized Homer" not shown, but mentioned by Marge)
Dishwasher At camp See-A-Tree ("The Way We Weren't")
Drug Smuggler when Burns cancelled the prescription drug program ("Midnight Rx")
Door-to-door knife salesman for Slash-Co. ("I Married Marge")
Door-to-door sugar salesman ("Lisa's Rival")
Door-to-door spring salesman ("The Old Man and The "C" Student")

[edit] E

Employee at Gulp 'n' Blow Drive-through ("I Married Marge")
Executive of Globex Corp., Cypress Creek ("You Only Move Twice")
Executive Vice President of Power Plant (while smoking medicinal marijuana) ("Weekend at Burnsie's")

[edit] F

Farmer ("E-I-E-I-(Annoyed Grunt)")
Film critic ("A Star is Burns"): Judge in the Springfield Flim Festival
Film producer ("Beyond Blunderdome"): Mr. Smith Goes To Washington remake
Fish gutter in ("Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo")
Food critic for the Springfield Shopper ("Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner?"): Landed the job after wandering away from a tour of the newspaper.
Fortune cookie writer ("A Hunka Hunka Burns in Love")

[edit] G

Gravedigger ("Treehouse of Horror II"): Non-canon.
Grease entrepreneur ("Lard of the Dance")
Guard of Springfield Juvenile Correctional Facility ("The Wandering Juvie")

[edit] H

Hippie ("D'oh-in In the Wind")
Homophobe ("Homer's Phobia"): Not an actual job, but Homer includes this when he recites a list of jobs he's held in the past in the episode "Papa's Got a Brand New Badge". It is possible that Homer somehow made money from being a homophobe.
Horse Trainer of Furious D ("Saddlesore Galactica")

[edit] I

Ice Cream Truck Driver ("Ice Cream of Margie (With the Light Blue Hair)"): He takes the Ice cream truck from a ice cream truck driver who dies.
Impotency Spokesman for Viag rogaine ("Barting Over")
Informant for the F.B.I. ("The Trouble with Trillions")
Inventor ("The Wizard of Evergreen Terrace, Flaming Moe's, The Old Man and the "C" Student"): 6-legged chair, automatic hammer, lazy-bowl, everything's O.K. alarm, and make-up gun, the flaming moe, Springy (Springfield's Official Mascot of failed Olympics bid)
Internet service provider ("Das Bus"): Sets up his own small business, compuglobalhypermeganet in which he gives himself the title "Junior Vice President."

[edit] K

Kidnapper ^{[citation needed]}
Krusty Impersonator ("Homie the Clown")

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Mall Santa Claus ("Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire")
Marriage Counselor ("Marge and Homer Turn a Couple Play"): For second baseman Buck Mitchell and recording artist Tabitha Vixx
Mascot, known as "Dancing Homer" ("Dancin' Homer"): Working for the Springfield Isotopes, before a brief stint in Capital City.
Manager of Country Music performer Lurleen Lumpkin (See Agent)
Mayor of New Springfield ("A Tale of Two Springfields")
Mayoral candidate ("See Homer Run")
Mexican wrestler ("Jazzy and the Pussycats")
Mini-golf assistant for Sir Putts-A-Lot ("I Married Marge")
Missionary ("Missionary: Impossible")
Mob Boss (The Mook, the Chef, the Wife and His Homer)
Monorail conductor ("Marge vs. the Monorail")
Mountain climber ("King of the Hill")
Muscle For Hire: The job was never actually portrayed by Homer but he references it in the "Lard of the Dance" episode when he says "Oh, I can't believe those goons muscled me out of my grease business. I've been muscled out of everything I've ever done. Including my muscle-for-hire business."
Musician: Member/Songwriter/Frontman of the Be Sharps ("Homer's Barbershop Quartet"); Composer of "Everybody Hates Ned Flanders" single with David Byrne ("Dude, Where's My Ranch?"); Composed songs for Lisa Simpson's music career ("A Star is Torn")

[edit] N

Night school teacher (See Teacher)
Nuclear Power Plant manager (Kiss Kiss, Bang Bangalore): When Mr. Burns outsources the plant to India

[edit] O

Oil-rig worker ("Half-Decent Proposal")
One Man Band ("Bart Gets Famous"): Homer's first after school job (he begins a cover of Archie Bell's "Tighten Up" before being attacked by a monkey).
Ordained Minister ("There's Something About Marrying"): In order to perform same-sex marriages to make profit
Outsider Artist ("Mom and Pop Art"): Homer is discovered by an art gallery owner who believes Homer's attempt in building a barbecue pit is outsider art, thus launching his art career.
Owner: ZiffCorp ("The Ziff Who Came to Dinner") actually only owned stock; SpringShield ("Papa's Got a Brand New Badge"); the Denver Broncos ("You Only Move Twice"); CompuGlobalHyperMegaNet - Internet based company - See Junior Vice President; The Burns Power Plant

[edit] P

Panhandler ("Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore"): To make extra money to buy Marge diamond earrings.

Pee-Wee Football Coach ("Bart Star")

Performance artist ("Homerpalooza"): Getting hit with a cannonball
Personal assistant: Briefly becomes the assistant and friend of Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger in ("When You Dish Upon a Star").; Briefly taking Smithers' place as Mr. Burns' right-hand man. ("Homer the Smithers")
Pilot for Crazy Clown Airlines ("Fear of Flying")
Plus-size butt model ("Mommie Beerest"): Shown on a business card he hands to Marge.
Prank monkey for Mr. Burns ("Homer vs. Dignity")
Pretzel Inspector ("The Twisted World of Marge Simpson")
Priest (see ordained minister)
Prison snitch ("The Seven-Beer Snitch")
Public speaker ("HOMЯ")

[edit] R

Roadie ("How I Spent My Strummer Vacation"): Homer was a roadie for a benefits concert starring Mick Jagger, Elvis Costello, Keith Richards, Brian Setzer, Tom Petty, and Lenny Kravitz.
Roadside corn salesman ("Fraudcast News"): Apparently the destruction of Geezer Rock could spoil Homer selling corn to tourists
Railroad Engineer (implied) ("Maximum Homerdrive")
Rastaman ("Weekend at Burnsie's")
Robot

[edit] S

Safety protester ("Homer's Odyssey")
Safety Salamander ("See Homer Run")
Sailor in the Naval Reserve ("Simpson Tide"): Took command of a nuclear submarine, causing an international incident.
Sanitation Commissioner ("Trash of the Titans")
Security guard (see "Papa's Got a Brand New Badge")
Smithers - mentioned in his list of jobs in ("Papa's Got a Brand New Badge")
Smuggler: of prescription drugs and sugar for Motherloving Sugar Corp. ("Sweets and Sour Marge"); of vegetables ("Itchy and Scratchy Land")
Snitch (see Prison Snitch)
Snowplow proprietor and driver ("Mr. Plow")
Soldier ("G.I. (Annoyed Grunt)"): after being rejected from frontline infantry

Songwriter ("A Star is Torn")

Street musician ("Bart Gets Famous"): first afterschool job, as a teenager
Superhero ("Simple Simpson"): as "Pie-Man"
Showboating coach ("Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass")
Spokesperson/Walking Billboard, ("My Fair Laddy"): Originally for a blue pants company. Then for several other companies.
Sprawl-Mart greeter ("On A Clear Day I Can't See My Sister")

[edit] T

Talk Show Host ("Today I am A Clown")
Teacher ("Secrets of a Successful Marriage")
Telemarketer ("Lisa's Date with Density")
Thief ("Homer vs. Lisa and the 8th Commandment"): Has stolen several things over the course of the show, most notably cable in the referenced episode. Also shown in the episode was an ancestor of Homer's who stole several graven images and false idols before being promptly put out of business by Moses.; Also, he steals from his neighbor, Ned Flanders, 'when he has a bill to pay', ("Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo")
Tomacco Creator/Farmer/Salesman (see Farmer)
Town Crier ("Lisa the Iconoclast")
Traveling salesman of Simpson & Son, Revitalizing Tonic ("Grampa vs. Sexual Inadequacy")
Trucker ("Maximum Homerdrive")

[edit] U

Unemployed: on various occasions (Start of "Mother Simpson", "Fat Man and Little Boy (The Simpsons episode)", "Homer's Odyssey", and several other occasions)
Union leader ("Last Exit to Springfield"): Spontaneously appointed after complaining about the power plant's worker dental plan.
Used Car salesman ("Diatribe of a Mad Housewife")

[edit] V

Vigilante ("Homer the Vigilante"): Formed posse to catch a local cat burglar.
Village Oaf ("Treehouse of Horror XI"): Homer also tried being the Village Dunce but his paper hat caught on fire.; Non-canon.
Videographer ("Alone Again, Natura-Diddly"): Produced a dating video for Ned Flanders
Voice actor ("The Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show"): Playing "Poochie the Dog"

[edit] W

Webmaster ("The Computer Wore Menace Shoes"): Created "Homer's Page" which infringed on many copyrights and later created another website under the name "Mr. X" (webpage can be visited at www.mrxswebpage.com)
Wrestler - (see Mexican wrestler)
Writer: Wrote an autobiography titled "Homer, I Hardly Knew Me" ("Treehouse of Horror VII"); Non-canon.