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These two overlap on 1 civilian career
Both 15W and 1N0X1feed the same work. This is the concrete version of "transferable skills" — worth naming directly on a resume.
United States Army
15W — Unmanned Aircraft Systems Operator
Aviation
Operates military drones/UAS for reconnaissance and targeting. Growing civilian drone industry creates strong career paths.
Top civilian careers
- Commercial Drone Pilot$108,000.00
- UAS Operator (Government)$108,000.00
- GIS Specialist$75,000.00
- Defense Contractor Drone Analyst$75,000.00
- Aerial Surveyor$68,200.00
Key skills
UAS flight operationsSensor operationsMission planningAirspace managementImage analysis
Full 15W breakdown →United States Air Force
1N0X1 — Operations Intelligence
Intelligence
Develops, plans, and executes intelligence operations. High-value security clearances and analytical skills for IC and defense contractor careers.
Top civilian careers
- Data Analyst$103,500.00
- Intelligence Analyst$98,770.00
- Defense Intelligence Analyst$98,770.00
- Geospatial Analyst$75,000.00
Key skills
Intelligence analysisBriefingTarget developmentISR operationsClassified systemsCritical thinking
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