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These two overlap on 1 civilian career
Both STG and 68Afeed the same work. This is the concrete version of "transferable skills" — worth naming directly on a resume.
United States Navy
STG — Sonar Technician Surface
Engineering & Construction
Operates and maintains surface ship sonar and underwater fire control systems. Detects, tracks, and classifies underwater contacts.
Top civilian careers
- Acoustic Engineer$104,600.00
- Electronics Technician$70,580.00
- Oceanographic Technician$50,280.00
Key skills
Sonar operationsAcoustic analysisElectronics maintenanceSignal processingOceanographyAnti-submarine warfare
Full STG breakdown →United States Army
68A — Biomedical Equipment Specialist
Medical & Health
Maintains, calibrates, and repairs biomedical equipment in military hospitals and clinics. Inspects life-sustaining devices to ensure patient safety compliance.
Top civilian careers
- Clinical Engineer$104,600.00
- Medical Device Service Engineer$72,000.00
- Biomedical Equipment Technician$62,080.00
Key skills
Medical equipment repairCalibrationElectrical troubleshootingFDA compliancePreventive maintenanceSafety inspections
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