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It’s the job of Spectrum Operations technicians to manage frequencies to support land, aircraft and space radio communication. From troubleshooting interference to countering electronic jamming, these experts ensure that nothing interferes with the delivery and reception of any of our electromagnetic broadcasts so that our communications and operations remain fully functional.","enlisted","MOS",{"id":71,"code":72,"title":73,"branch":8,"category":66,"description":74,"status":57,"rank":68,"code_type":69},"6d736ca1-93bf-49fe-afc8-4c22c51141bc","742A","Network Security Vulnerability Technician","Recognizes microcomputer operating systems (i.e. MS-DOS, Windows, Solaris, UNIX, and Novell Netware) vulnerabilities and performs corrective actions to ensure maximum system availability. Administers and operates installed computer network defense (CND) systems and applications (i.e. HBSS) in accordance with current doctrine. Uses commercial off the shelf software and operating system specific tools to perform virus protection and detection, system backups, data recovery, and auditing functions. Creates, configures, and maintains user and group accounts across multiple operating systems. Assesses protocol and proxy service vulnerabilities and their relation to firewalls. Develops and implements solutions, with regard to protocol and proxy service vulnerabilities, guarding against hostile attempts of compromise or inadvertent disclosure of sensitive material. Verifies and writes Access Control Lists (ACL) and programs screening routers.",{"id":76,"code":77,"title":78,"branch":8,"category":66,"description":79,"status":57,"rank":58,"code_type":69},"db555d71-d608-45ca-8525-dc17d4be7b45","629X","Communications Specialty (Submarine) LDO","Submarine Communications Limited Duty Officers (submarine communications, information assurance, C4I) serve as technical managers in operation, employment, and application of techniques, equipment, systems and procedures in submarine communications, information assurance, security management, communications security (COMSEC) and Electronics Warfare (EW) with practical experience in these areas. They assist and advise commands in communication planning, direction and control, modernization and management of communication and information systems, and in the employment and utilization of associated performance of communications, information system and electronic warfare personnel; and assist in the administration of on-board training programs facilities and services. They also may serve, but are not limited to only serving as, electronic material officers, communications officers, communications instructors, Information Assurance Managers, EKMS managers, Security Managers or in various operations and staff billets. The designator 629X has an off-ramp program to designator 182X, which is expected to be executed after serving 4-6 years as a 629X.",{"id":81,"code":82,"title":83,"branch":8,"category":66,"description":84,"status":57,"rank":58,"code_type":69},"961a9ccc-f971-4720-9688-010af7864a2e","784X","Cyber Warrant Officer CWO","Chief Warrant Officer/Warrant Officer of the Cryptologic Warfare Community provides expertise in full-spectrum cyber operations through the planning, directing, and execution of offensive and defensive operations. They may serve as, but are not limited to serving as, Cyber Operations Officers, Cyber Mission Commanders, Interactive On-Net (ION) operators, and staff billets.",{"id":86,"code":87,"title":88,"branch":89,"category":66,"description":90,"status":57,"rank":91,"code_type":69},"531bf116-5ac3-4488-ade8-c13e3701cb2b","170B","Electromagnetic Warfare (EW) Technician","Army","Electromagnetic Warfare (EW) Technicians analyze, plan, organize, execute, monitor, integrate and assess EW operations, threat environment, and technical requirements. The EW Technician focuses the efforts of EW systems, both air and ground, against adversary personnel, facilities, or equipment with the intent of denying, degrading, disrupting, neutralizing, defeating or destroying enemy capabilities, while protecting the use of friendly electromagnetic system operations through active coordination, integration and de-confliction. The EW Technician will integrate EW into the targeting and planning process as well as assist in the development of the enemy EW order of battle, EW target information and products, intelligence, and target selection standards. Junior grade warrant officers (W1 and W2) serve as an EW Technician within a Brigade Combat Team (BCT), Combat Aviation Brigade (CAB), Security Force Assistance Brigade (SFAB), as well as within other Army units. Advanced-level warrant officers (W3) serve as an EW Technician within a Division, Multi-Domain Task Force (MDTF), and may fill development and broadening assignment positions. Senior-level warrant officers (W4) serve as an EW Technician within a Division and Corps / Corps-level unit, and may also fill development and broadening assignment positions. Master-level warrant officers (W5) serve as Echelons above Corps (EAC) EW Technicians.","warrant_officer",{"id":93,"code":94,"title":95,"branch":65,"category":66,"description":96,"status":57,"rank":68,"code_type":69},"eb1da890-3b7a-4501-bed3-c790cd4fd0c1","1B4X1","Cyber Warfare Operations","With the ways of war changing by the day, it’s imperative we stay one step ahead. Cyber Warfare Operators in the Air Force develop, sustain and enhance cyberspace capabilities to defend national interests from attack. They manage cyber and information warfare operations both on base and at deployed locations while overseeing multiple operations units."]