What are the non-academic job prospects for a PhD in probability? So I am a Master of Science, majored in math, as of now. I am going to a reasonably good US university as an international student to get my PhD, which will likely be in probability, my main field of interest. I have heard a lot about how probability has applications in non-academic jobs and was wondering what would be my job prospects (in research and development) with such a PhD? I am not interested in purely academic research job.

I would like to add that I will be taking CS courses (lots of modelling courses especially), so I can bridge the gap between my knowledge of the purer side of math and its more applied side.
The main industry job for anyone involved with probabilities nowadays is called 


  Data Scientist


(also called applied statistician which, in turn, is basically applied probabilities).