Operating advanced satellite communications systems. Detecting enemy radar signals. Generating insightful intelligence or preventing vital communications from being compromised. Whatever the specifics, those involved in the highly specialized fields of information and technology in America’s Navy are responsible for finding, analyzing and safeguarding all manner of data that’s key to daily operations and missions.
Dedicated and detail-oriented, these Enlisted Sailors and Officers work in areas that include Computer Science, Cryptology, Information Technology, Information Warfare, Intelligence and Telecommunications.
If you have a background or interest in these areas or related fields, you could be making the most of it as a Reservist. Making important contributions whenever you're serving. And using the experience to further your civilian career.
You may qualify to earn a bonus from $5,000 to $20,000 when you join the Navy Reserve. Contact a Navy Reserve Recruiter for details. Currently serving in the Navy? Contact your Career Counselor or the Career Transition Office (CTO) for details.
Expand your credentials. Working with technology and information that's vital to the defense of our nation. Combining the skill of disguising outgoing communications with the skill of deciphering the coded communications of ...
Provide expertise in information, command and control and space systems through the planning, acquisition, operation, maintenance and security of systems.
Collect, analyze and report on data regarding adversary strengths, weaknesses, capabilities
and intentions in order to protect national security.
Combine linguistic and analytic abilities to interpret and decipher sensitive and often classified foreign information in every form of communication imaginable.
Help maintain the security of communications and data – working with everything from mainframe computers to networks to microcomputer systems.
Take your interest in computers and use it to support Navy operations by helping personnel to perform their duties more successfully and efficiently.
Work with advanced communications and computer network systems – with responsibilities ranging from design to installation to maintenance.
All members of the Navy and Navy Reserve are Sailors, first and foremost. Beyond that, Sailors are classified as either Enlisted or Officer. Find out why and what it means.
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