Posted on May 10, 2015
Where can you find Electronic Warfare jobs in the civilian market?
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I am looking for jobs on the civilian side or uniformed in the EW field. I graduated 29E basic last year and have spent the last year looking for jobs to get into. Apparently it's a small market. I'm really looking to stay in my local area (Tampa, Fl), so any leads or info would be outstanding. Thanks in advance for any help!!
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@Geoff Newton. I would check out my colleagues at Association of Old Crows. Warmest Regards, Sandy
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SSG(P) (Join to see) all I can do is echo 1LT Sandy Annala. Her advice to go to LinkedIn and Old Crows is the best. After my first 20 years of pushing electronics I got into another career field, so I wish you the best of luck if that is your choice.
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SSG(P) (Join to see) When I worked at CENTCOM in Tampa, we had a couple of Navy EW's that had gotten out. The buffed up with network security and IT certificates, and were hired by one of the contractors working there. I wish I remember the names and companies, but the brain cells aren't working like they used to. If I were you, head to the Personnel office and see if they have any leads that you can talk to. Hope it works out for you buddy!
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Thanks for the insight. I needed up finding a different job, but if I'm ever in the market to try that route again I will heed your advice.
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Private IT security will be a big deal. You may need to get a 2 or 4 year degree to augment your skill base, but network encryption might go well
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