The first career I am interested in is a Navel Intelligence Specialist. This is a position in the military that is not well known, because when people think of the military they think of Americas airmen, sailors, and combat soldiers not the people behind the scenes. This is one of those jobs. The US Navy says their job is to, “Collect, process, analyze, organize and disseminate information.” If you were to think of parts of the military as a body then this would be the brain and your 5 senses by learning new information and sending it through to the rest of your body. Some of the skills that are needed is to be able to operate state of the art computer systems. The day to day jobs of a Navel Intelligence Specialist is spent going through reports and gathering data to report to superior officers. The time required is 3 to 5 years for and enlisted soldier. To become a Navel Intelligence Specialist you must have graduated from college. Even though you do not need a college degree if you want to advance in rank to become an officer you must have a college degree. Several degrees that would help with this career would be computer engineering, …show more content…
Glassdoor states that, “the base pay is 35,000 dollars to a possible 86,900 dollars.” The average pay is 56,881. Your pay will increase when you get promoted to a new rank. By working in the Navy it means that your food and living expenses are fully payed for. One of the biggest benefits are the you receive 30 days of payed leave per year where you can go home to your family. By taking computer classes in high school it would give you a head start on understanding the inner workings of something that you will use very much while working as an Navel Intelligence Specialist. One of the biggest reasons I am interested in working as a Navel Intelligence Specialist is because you must be able to analyzes information and be able to make plans from what you have