I'm not sure we are that particulalry suited for anything. I think some industries are hard for openly gender queers to find a place in because of the culture e.g. construction, but as for what we are most suited too I think that just comes down to personal preference and ability.
A lot of us here are probably more likely to have office type jobs considering the amount of time we spend on our computers.
I work for my government, I'm a qualitative researcher, and product and service designer. I'm comfortable with computers but don't work in IT, I work in publishing and dissemination. I like working with people, and I talk with all sorts both internally and externaly. My appearance has not created any issues and it makes me recognisable about the organisation which I think is a bonus.
I definitly find that being openly trans makes it permissive for those around me to talk about and explore their 'queer' sides. I actually do think we are well suited to counselling type roles, spritual guides, mediators, leaders, teachers, artists, musicians, because we tend to encompass or stradle the human condition. This still depends on aptitude off course.