[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"mos-detail-navy-629X":3,"mos-similar-navy-629X":66},{"id":4,"code":5,"mc_jobs_url":6,"title":7,"branch":8,"category":9,"description":10,"summarized_description":11,"core_skills":12,"common_certs":25,"role_families":35,"training_paths":40,"clearance_profile":41,"cross_branch_equivalents":44,"is_it_cyber":63,"status":64,"rank":65},"db555d71-d608-45ca-8525-dc17d4be7b45","629X","https://military.contractors/629X","Communications Specialty (Submarine) LDO","Navy","IT_CYBER","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.","Manages submarine communications, C4I, COMSEC, EW, and information assurance, leading secure network and systems operations.",[13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24],"submarine communications systems management","C4I planning and operations","information assurance and security management","COMSEC management and keying material control","electronic warfare integration support","technical leadership and team supervision","communications planning and architecture design","policy implementation and compliance monitoring","incident response coordination for communications","systems modernization planning and lifecycle management","risk assessment for communications and IA","training and mentoring of communications personnel",[26,27,28,29,30,31,32,33,34],"CompTIA Security+","Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)","Certified Information Security Manager (CISM)","CompTIA Network+","Cisco CCNA","Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)","GIAC Security Essentials (GSEC)","Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA)","ITIL 4 Foundation",[36,37,38,39],"CYBERSECURITY","NETWORK_ENGINEERING","IT_MANAGEMENT","PROJECT_MANAGEMENT",null,{"typical_target":42,"required_minimum":43,"notes":-1},"TS_SCI","TOP_SECRET",[45,49,52,55,59],{"code":46,"branch":47,"name":48},"17DX","air_force","Warfighter Communications Operations",{"code":50,"branch":47,"name":51},"17SX","Cyberspace Effects Operations Officer",{"code":53,"branch":47,"name":54},"1B4X1","Cyber Warfare Operations",{"code":56,"branch":57,"name":58},"25D","army","Cyber Network Defender",{"code":60,"branch":61,"name":62},"CMS","coast_guard","Cyber Mission Specialist",true,"ACTIVE","officer",[67,73,80,87,93,98],{"id":68,"code":69,"title":70,"branch":71,"category":9,"description":72,"status":64,"rank":65},"af8e2488-2bb6-4cf0-82b5-4f48383c9b84","26A","Network Systems Engineering","Army","Network Systems Engineering provides the Army with a corps of highly skilled communication network and systems engineers. They lead Soldiers and organizations, plan, engineer, test, integrate, validate, operate, maintain, secure, and defend the Department of Defense Information Network (DODIN) to include cybersecurity measures that preserve communication networks and information systems in support of mission command. They are responsible for transport layer network functions to include: engineering, assessment, validation, security architecture, integration, management, technology evaluation, project/program/contract management, and enterprise systems management. They design a robust, reliable, and secure network architecture that provides cyberspace information technology capabilities supporting Army, joint, inter-agency, inter-governmental, and multinational operations worldwide.",{"id":74,"code":75,"title":76,"branch":77,"category":9,"description":78,"status":64,"rank":79},"b69c3265-4202-4ea4-8336-eb04d65fda05","0630","Network Engineering Officer","Marine Corps","Network Engineering Officers analyze, design, deploy, maintain and manage network infrastructure to enable command and control.  The position encompasses both the theoretical and engineering aspects of specifying, designing, implementing and managing enterprise level classified and unclassified networks.  Typical duties include mission planning, budgeting, quality control, advanced technical analysis during the planning, installation, operation, maintenance and secure integration of communication network architectures.  Critical to this ability is advanced knowledge of routing/switching, Quality of Service (QoS), implementation/management of the cable plan, circuit provisioning, transport, Internet Protocol (IP) management, encryption management, boundary cybersecurity, network monitoring and end to end support of deployed and garrison networks to include external connectivity to Joint, National, and Coalition systems.  They provide technical direction informing the overall communications control effort relating to the security, installation and performance of network infrastructure within the MAGTF, Joint, Coalition, garrison, and tactical network environments.  Marines in this MOS may be assigned to a BIC [within their occupational field] that has been coded with one or more DoD Cyber Workforce Framework (DCWF) work role codes.  Please reference DoDI 8140.10, DoDM 8140.10, and the MOS roadmap for additional training and certification requirements associated with these work role codes.","warrant_officer",{"id":81,"code":82,"title":83,"branch":84,"category":9,"description":85,"status":64,"rank":86},"fed55076-ce4b-4353-8ecd-3478a79521d1","3D0X2","Cyber Systems Operations","Air Force","The Air Force relies heavily on advanced computer and software systems, so it is paramount to keep those systems safe. It’s the job of Cyber Systems Operations specialists to design, install and support our systems to ensure they operate properly and remain secure from outside intrusion. These experts enhance our capabilities and provide us with the best and most secure systems so we can stay ahead of the curve in everything we do.","enlisted",{"id":88,"code":89,"title":90,"branch":91,"category":9,"description":92,"status":64,"rank":79},"fc2f1848-aa6a-45b3-bc6f-d423dc8d9760","ISM","Information Systems Management","Coast Guard","Information Systems Management Chief Warrant Officers (CWOs) are technical specialists in all areas of information systems and information assurance. Information Systems Management CWOs serve in command, control, communication, and computer and information technology (C4IT) positions at headquarters, the C4IT Service Center, other centers of excellence (COE) and a variety of other shore units. Information Systems Management CWOs are instrumental in the development and supervision of information systems and the enforcement of all information security policy and computer system requirements. Some of the specific areas of responsibility include hardware development, modification, and implementation of application servers; software releases; network hardware (routers, switches, local and wide area networks, etc.); information systems and data security; regulatory compliance, certification and accreditation activities; and organizational information systems standardization, LANS, WANS, and encryption devices. Information Systems Management CWOs also organize and supervise personnel working in information systems areas including information systems server system management, exchange server management, network management, telephony system management, information assurance, systems security, and general system support and administration. Information Systems Management CWOs are usually prior IT ratings in the Coast Guard.",{"id":94,"code":95,"title":96,"branch":8,"category":9,"description":97,"status":64,"rank":65},"ed053d1e-c8f3-4af4-a256-5060f8001cc3","782X","Information Systems Technician CWO","Information Systems Technician Chief Warrant Officers support war-fighting capability and readiness of Naval forces through leadership, technical proficiency, and experience. They are the primary manpower source for technically specific billets not best suited for traditional Unrestricted Line, Restricted Line or Staff Corps career path Officers. Using critical enlisted experience, they are committed to the continuous leadership, improvement, training, and mentoring of Sailors. Information System Technicians serve as Officer technical specialist in the field of information systems, communications (fixed/mobile), satellite communications systems, knowledge management, and information assurance/cyber security. They plan and direct the installation of equipment and administer operations and maintenance of data processing installations. They serve as, but are not limited to, Communications Officers Afloat, ADP Manager, or EKMS/KMI Manager, Information Assurance Manager, Naval Computer Telecommunications Area Master Station (NCTAMS) and Naval Computer Telecommunications Station (NCTS) as Joint Fleet Telecommunications Operations Center Watch Officer (JFTOC), Tactical Communications Commands, Naval Special Warfare Groups, Joint Special Operations Command as Battle Watch Captain (BWC), Global Network Operations Center as BWC, Officer in Charge, Cyber Mission Force, Cyber Protection Teams, and C4I Officers in various operational and staff billets.",{"id":99,"code":100,"title":101,"branch":71,"category":9,"description":102,"status":64,"rank":86},"fc7db13c-2cf3-412a-a435-83aca871375e","17C","Cyber Operations Specialist","The Cyber Operations Specialist executes effects in support of cyberspace operations and multidomain operations by employing devices, computer programs or techniques including combinations of software, firmware, and hardware intended to project power in and through cyberspace, targeting enemy and hostile adversary activities and capabilities. As an integral part of the national cyberspace workforce, Cyber Operations Specialists are generally aligned under standardized cyberspace work roles defined by the DoD Cyberspace Workforce Framework, U.S. Cyber Command (USCYBERCOM), and Army Cyber Command (ARCYBER). The primary functions relevant to the Cyber Operations Specialist are planning, analysis, development and remote/expeditionary operations."]