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These two overlap on 1 civilian career
Both 25B and 1D7X1feed the same work. This is the concrete version of "transferable skills" — worth naming directly on a resume.
25B — Information Technology Specialist
IT Specialists install, operate, and maintain Army IT systems including networks, servers, and cybersecurity tools. One of the most directly transferable MOS codes to civilian tech careers.
Top civilian careers
- Cybersecurity Analyst$124,910.00
- SOC Analyst$124,910.00
- Database Administrator$105,600.00
- Network Administrator$96,800.00
- Systems Administrator$96,800.00
- Cloud Engineer$96,800.00
Key skills
1D7X1 — Cyber Defense Operations
Defends Air Force networks from cyber threats. One of the most in-demand military specialties for civilian tech careers.
Top civilian careers
- Information Security Manager$169,510.00
- Cybersecurity Analyst$124,910.00
- SOC Analyst$124,910.00
- Penetration Tester$124,910.00
- Incident Response Analyst$124,910.00
Key skills
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