How to Become a Electronics Technician After the Military

6531 — Aviation Ordnance Technician

Marines

94E — Radio and Communications Security Repairer

AE — Aviation Electrician's Mate

ET — Electronics Technician

ET-CG — Electronics Technician

OS — Operations Specialist

14G — Air Defense Battle Management System Operator

STG — Sonar Technician Surface

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How to Become a Electronics Technician After the Military

Your service already built most of what a Electronics Technician role needs. Here are the military jobs that transfer into it, the skills that carry over, and where to start.

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National median pay

$68,000/yr

Military jobs that transfer into Electronics Technician

14E — Patriot Fire Control Enhanced Operator

6531 — Aviation Ordnance Technician

Marines

94E — Radio and Communications Security Repairer

AE — Aviation Electrician's Mate

ET — Electronics Technician

ET-CG — Electronics Technician

OS — Operations Specialist

14G — Air Defense Battle Management System Operator

STG — Sonar Technician Surface