Skill
Information Technology
IT Infrastructure and Networking
Information Technology (IT) refers to the use of computers, networks, software, and systems to store, process, transmit, and manage data. IT professionals -- including system administrators, network engineers, help desk staff, and developers -- keep organizations' technology infrastructure running and support end users. It is one of the broadest and most in-demand career fields, spanning everything from hardware support to enterprise software deployment.
Open roles requiring Information Technology (2)
Supervisory Information Technology Specialist (NETWORK)
U.S. Army Cyber Command
Rock Island, IL · $125,776 – $189,610
This is a supervisory IT role managing a military network infrastructure division within the Department of Defense. It suits experienced IT professionals with a track record of leading teams, managing enterprise systems, and supporting complex command-and-control operations.
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Marine Inspector (District Training)
U.S. Coast Guard
Full-time · Cleveland, OH · $111,138 – $144,481
This Coast Guard civilian role trains and certifies Marine Inspectors while executing complex vessel inspections and developing maritime safety strategies for the Great Lakes region. The position combines technical expertise in maritime regulations with program management and instructor responsibilities across multiple inspection units.
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