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These two overlap on 1 civilian career
Both AE and 94Efeed the same work. This is the concrete version of "transferable skills" — worth naming directly on a resume.
United States Navy
AE — Aviation Electrician's Mate
Aviation
Maintains aircraft electrical and instrument systems. Transfers to avionics, electrical engineering, and aircraft maintenance roles.
Top civilian careers
- Avionics Technician$75,400.00
- Aircraft Electrician$75,400.00
- Electrical Systems Technician$68,000.00
- Instrumentation Technician$68,000.00
Key skills
Avionics systemsWiring repairInstrument calibrationElectrical troubleshootingCircuit testing
Full AE breakdown →United States Army
94E — Radio and Communications Security Repairer
Maintenance & Repair
Repairs and maintains radio and COMSEC equipment. Electronics troubleshooting transfers to telecommunications and electronics repair.
Top civilian careers
- Electronics Repair Technician$68,000.00
- Field Service Engineer$68,000.00
- Telecommunications Technician$61,080.00
- RF Technician$61,080.00
Key skills
Radio repairCOMSEC equipmentSolderingCircuit analysisTechnical manualsTroubleshooting
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