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Hi,There are many possible jobs to be honest, but the biggest issue with many aspies I spoke and worked with is the incongruent intelligence. Causing many to put their own bar way too high and not feel okay doing lower jobs because they are way too smart for that.
What this means to me is that my head is way smarter as my body is capable off, not sure if it manifests the same way for others but for me it is like this:
Cognitively i function as a manager, more than smart enough for that but functionally I'm below the normal work force, so if I do the job I'm smart enough for I will be incompetent because of my performance skills but when I do the job I'm capable of doing I feel way too smart for it and way smarter as my coworkers.
So to me the option is to just so something I'm capable of doing and let go the feeling that I could do way more. So go for the easier lower paid jobs. There are many of those where you work by yourself, but it is hard once your brain starts to correct what people higher up are doing because you're actually smarter as them.
I'm not sure where my thought processes are going again xD maybe it was any use to you and maybe it makes no sense, but the main think I'm trying to say is to not force yourself to be too high up the ladder.