There are many of us available for hire, experts in numerous cuneiform scripts and the history and culture surrounding their use. There are so many experts who are excited to teach these things to students who are excited to learn them. This doesn't have to be esoteric or specialist knowledge!
We excel at religion, economy, governance, daily life, archaeology, anthropology; we are interdisciplinary, digital specialists; we interact with modern and contemporary history, we teach reception studies. We work so well with other fields that we're just overall a good idea to have around!
Our overhead is low, our classes get filled; we are excellent with receiving external funds and our study corpus continues to grow every single year. Just a slam dunk of a profession that universities should see as a given for any humanities cohort.
There will always be a need for cuneiform scripts as long as there are complaints about the quality of copper that we purchased.
come teach in brazil and I'll happily enroll in the class, until then it's going to be me and ol' Huehnergard's 3rd Edition