Translating Your IS Intelligence Specialist Experience to a Civilian Resume
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About This Role
Key skills and qualifications for navy / uscg IS personnel transitioning to civilian careers.
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Civilian Job Titles
Resume Bullet Translations
See how military achievements translate to civilian resume language.
“Supervised 15 Sailors in DC division responsible for all shipboard firefighting and damage control equipment”
“Managed 15-member team responsible for emergency response equipment maintenance, achieving 100% operational readiness”
“Led 45-person department with $2.5M OPTAR supporting engineering readiness”
“Directed 45-member operations team and $2.5M annual budget supporting organizational readiness across 12 departments”
“Mentored 12 junior Sailors, 8 advanced to next paygrade”
“Coached and developed 12 team members, resulting in 67% promotion rate exceeding organizational average by 25%”
“Coordinated 30 personnel across 5 departments for INSURV prep”
“Led cross-functional team of 30 across 5 departments to prepare for regulatory compliance inspection, resulting in zero deficiencies”
“Managed all aspects of personnel management for 150 Sailors including evals, training, and career counseling”
“Oversaw complete personnel management for 150 employees including performance evaluations, professional development, and career advancement planning”
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Civilian Career Paths
Career opportunities for IS Intelligence Specialist veterans, enriched with O*NET occupation data.
Intelligence Analyst
IntelligenceAll-Source Analyst
IntelligenceGeospatial Analyst
IntelligenceCI Analyst
Surveying and Mapping Technicians
SOC: Surveying and Mapping Technicians
IntelligenceO*NET 17-3031.00