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These two overlap on 2 civilian careers
Both 35F and CTfeed the same work. This is the concrete version of "transferable skills" — worth naming directly on a resume.
35F — Intelligence Analyst
Produces intelligence assessments by collecting, analyzing, and disseminating information. High-value skills for intelligence community, defense contractors, and data analytics.
Top civilian careers
- Threat Analyst$124,910.00
- Business Intelligence Analyst$103,500.00
- Data Analyst$103,500.00
- Intelligence Analyst (IC)$98,770.00
- Defense Contractor Analyst$98,770.00
- Geopolitical Risk Analyst$98,770.00
Key skills
CT — Cryptologic Technician
Collects, analyzes, and reports on communications of foreign adversaries. High-value security clearances and technical skills transfer to cybersecurity and intelligence careers.
Top civilian careers
- Information Security Manager$169,510.00
- Cybersecurity Analyst$124,910.00
- Network Security Engineer$124,910.00
- Intelligence Analyst$98,770.00
- SIGINT Analyst$98,770.00
Key skills
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