Missile Technician: civilian jobs and transferable skills
Navy MT Missile Technician experience builds transferable skills in weapon systems maintenance, explosives & ordnance, electronics, hydraulics, testing, and safety. CivLaunch currently matches 3 open civilian jobs to this rating, including Systems Engineering Field Tech Support Sr (Trident II D5) at Lockheed Martin, Assembly and Test Technician at Moog, and Electronic Calibration Technician at Moog.
About the MT rating
Maintains the strategic weapons system on ballistic missile submarines or the attack weapons system on guided missile submarines. Operates and maintains Trident missiles, fire control, missile and launcher systems, and test equipment, runs readiness tests while following missile explosive, hydraulic, and testing safety rules, and takes part in missile handling.
Ranked by how many of your skills each job uses. Strong matches share the most.
Systems Engineering Field Tech Support Sr (Trident II D5)
Lockheed Martin · Silverdale, WA
Good Match
$81,500–$151,300 a year
Technical Services
Secret clearance
Field technical support for the Lockheed Martin Trident II D5 missile program at Naval Submarine Base Bangor, Washington. Helps Navy crews service, test and repair missile support equipment and training missiles aboard ballistic missile submarines, troubleshoots fleet problems, reviews failure reports, and makes approved emergency repairs. Needs an interim Secret clearance with TS eligibility; SSBN or strategic weapons experience preferred.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to weapon systems maintenance, explosives & ordnance, and electronics.
Shares 4 of your 6 skills:
Weapon Systems Maintenance
Explosives & Ordnance
Electronics
Testing
Requires: Interim Secret to start; able to obtain Top Secret
View JobOn lockheedmartin.eightfold.ai · Added Oct 4
Assembly and Test Technician
Moog · Buffalo, NY
Potential Match
$25–$32 an hour
Aerospace Manufacturing
3+ years
Assembly and test technician building hydraulic, pneumatic, and electromechanical valves and actuators for military aircraft, performing high-reliability soldering and crimping, working from drawings, and testing and reworking units.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to electronics, hydraulics, and testing.
Electronic calibration technician in the metrology lab of Moog's Military Aircraft Group in Torrance, California, which builds flight control actuators for aircraft such as the F-35. Calibrates and repairs electronic, hydraulic, and servo test stands and measuring equipment from procedures and military specs, and isolates faults to the component. Five years of calibration; $30 to $45 an hour.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to electronics, hydraulics, and testing.
Shares 3 of your 6 skills:
Electronics
Hydraulics
Testing
View JobOn moog.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com · Added Oct 1