This is a strong position for the planet - the person can be a revolutionary and innovator in their field, introducing new ideas and reforms into the system. The 10th house represents social status, self-realization, career, and relationships with superiors. Symbolically, the 10th house corresponds to Capricorn, and Uranus is the second ruler of Capricorn, so this is an interesting placement.
On the one hand, Uranus can give the person excellent intellectual abilities, and their unconventional ideas and unique approach often catch the attention of superiors. They may take on challenges that others avoid, which can be an advantage. However, they can also be rebellious, stubbornly push their own agenda, and express strong disagreements, which can lead to uneven relationships with authorities.
Accordingly, such people may frequently change jobs or professions. Their careers, built through persistent effort, can suddenly collapse, requiring them to start over. There can be dramatic ups and downs in their career trajectory. Around age 42, when transiting Uranus opposes their natal Uranus, they may abruptly change their work or profession.
In general, it is difficult for a person with this placement to work well within a rigid system. They require more freedom and independence. Suitable professions align well with Uranian activities - science, aviation, space exploration, electronics, nanotechnology, and anything involving new discoveries, inventions, and innovative methods.
The relationship with parents, like the relationship with superiors, can also be uneven - alternating between friendly and rebellious. Often, the father is connected to the Uranian profession.