How to refer to java fields or getters ? (variable column excel sheet)

This is more of a "Design" or "Conception" sort of question.

So I have a simple problem; I want to print some workers info in an Excel sheet. But I want to do it in a way that is easy to change in the future, let me explain : for now, people just want to see last name, first name and address in that excel table. But, what if all of a sudden they want more ? Or less ? How to add or remove a column (that actually refers to a field in the Worker class) hassle free ?

In a simple picutre, I want a simple system to go from this (these would be excel sheets) :

| first name  |  age  |    job    |
-----------------------------------
|     joe     |   26  | developer |
|     mary    |   25  |  tester   |

to this :

|  first name  | last name  |   status  |    adress     |
---------------------------------------------------------
|     joe      |   johnson  |  employee | 8 sun street  |
|     mary     |   hoover   |    bos    | 6 moon street |

So my class is Worker, I thought about making a class that is called WorkerTabular that would have a List of java.lang.reflect.Field references in it, and then I can check, but I don't want to break the encapsulation, that would kind of defeat the purpose of making an "easily variable system", if all of a sudden we tie to the implementation and oversee getters. So instead I thought of storing the references to the getter methods in this List of columns. But how would I call that function reference I stored on an instance of Worker ?

Something like (using the builder pattern) WorkerTabular().addColumn(Worker::getName).addColumn(Worker::getHiringDate) and then, in a third class like ExcelMaker do something like worker.call(Worker::getName) to get the name.

I want to keep things as segregated as possible to make a truly reusable thing, by leaving the Worker Entity untouched, encapsulating the tabular data we want in the WorkerTabular, and the actual work of making the Excel stuffs in the ExcelMaker class.

Am I missing a well known pattern to do all this ? After all, making a kind of "variable excel sheet" must not be a new problem.

In other languages like Javascript, I can kind of see how that would be done, WorkerTabular would be made with that builder pattern just that it's a List of Strings, and then in ExcelMaker we would just do worker[listElement] while iterating on the list of attributes we chose to be in the Excel sheet. But in Java, I can't really see a clean and "Javaic" way to do it.

I'm sorry if I'm asking a stupid question.