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I-130 Petitioner is looking to switch jobs. Will this be a problem?

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Hi. My husband, a US citizen, is looking to switch jobs. He’s currently a 911 operator. He’s had the job close to 6 months now, but the stress of the job is really getting too much. This is the current job listed on the I-130 application when we filed in Nov 2022. Now, if he changes jobs, do we need to submit anything to USCIS to note the change in employment? Will this have an impact whatsoever on the application? We’re probably overthinking it, but we figured it won’t hurt to ask around. Thanks in advance for your insight. 

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