Compare military jobs
Pick any two codes from any branches. Useful if you held more than one, you're weighing a reclass, or you want to show a hiring manager that your job and theirs are the same work under different names.
These two overlap on 1 civilian career
Both 91D and EMfeed the same work. This is the concrete version of "transferable skills" — worth naming directly on a resume.
United States Army
91D — Tactical Power Generation Specialist
Maintenance & Repair
Installs, operates, and maintains tactical power generation equipment. Maintains generators from 5kW to 200kW in field conditions.
Top civilian careers
- Power Plant Operator$97,960.00
- Electrician$65,280.00
- Electrical Maintenance Tech$65,280.00
- Generator Technician$62,000.00
Key skills
Power generationElectrical systemsGenerator maintenanceLoad distributionTroubleshootingSafety protocols
Full 91D breakdown →United States Navy
EM — Electrician's Mate
Engineering & Construction
Operates and maintains ship electrical systems. Transfers directly to electrician and electrical engineering roles with military-grade experience.
Top civilian careers
- Electrical Engineer$110,580.00
- Electrician$65,280.00
- Power Plant Electrician$65,280.00
- Industrial Electrician$65,280.00
Key skills
Power distributionMotor controllersSwitchboard maintenanceElectrical safetyWiring diagramsGenerator operations
Full EM breakdown →Put this on paper
Once you know which civilian roles your codes feed, the free resume builder writes the bullets in language employers screen for.