Civilian jobs for Coast Guard IT Information System Technicians
12,620 open roles at 3,885 companies in the US fit the civilian work of a Coast Guard IT (Information System Technician): Support (3,554), Networking (2,383) and Security (6,683). The roles were checked by hand against the specialty's civilian occupations. 50 hiring companies are on the HIRE Vets Medallion list.
Roles checked by handRebuilt 2 Nov 2026
open roles in the US
12,620
companies
3,885
civilian role areas
4
median stated pay (security)
$160k
Civilian roles for Coast Guard IT
Match: the share of the specialty's civilian work in each area
Field & Servicebroad area: plant, field and maintenance work too
20%
162,299
$52k
Civilian occupations (O*NET, U.S. Department of Labor)
Network and Computer Systems AdministratorsAdministrative Services ManagersAudio and Video TechniciansAudiovisual Equipment Installers and RepairersBroadcast TechniciansCamera and Photographic Equipment RepairersCamera Operators, Television, Video, and FilmComputer and Information Systems ManagersComputer Network ArchitectsComputer Network Support SpecialistsComputer ProgrammersComputer Systems Analysts
Roles with a veteran hiring program or SkillBridge
commerce.gov · HQ: Washington, United States · Public Administration & Local Government · Digital Government · Hiring 9, 5 new
HQ: Washington, United States · Public Administration & Local Government · Digital Government · Hiring 9, 5 new
United States Department of Commerce is a federal executive department that promotes economic growth and includes bureaus such as the Patent and Trademark Office. Its patent product delivery teams promote new technology, innovative solutions and experience design practices for business product delivery, and it hires IT and cybersecurity specialists. The department is headquartered in Washington, United States.
m9solutions.com · HQ: Tysons, United States · Digital Government · Cloud Consulting & Migration · IT Consulting & Digital Transformation · 501-1000 employees · Est. 2007 · Trust B · Hiring 33, 11 new
HQ: Tysons, United States · Digital Government · Cloud Consulting & Migration · IT Consulting & Digital Transformation · 501-1000 employees · Est. 2007 · Trust B · Hiring 33, 11 new
M9 Solutions is a small business founded in 2007 that provides IT services to US federal government agencies. It delivers software development, DevSecOps, cloud migration and infrastructure, cybersecurity, data delivery and analytics, and also staffs electronics and telecommunications technicians on federal programmes in Washington, Chantilly, Reston and Scottsdale. The company is headquartered in Tysons, Virginia, United States.
valiantsolutions.com · Washington · Honolulu · Charleston · Vicksburg · Saint Louis · Information Security · Government · Cybersecurity · 201-500 employees · Est. 2005 · Hiring 33, 18 new
Washington · Honolulu · Charleston · Vicksburg · Saint Louis · Information Security · Government · Cybersecurity · 201-500 employees · Est. 2005 · Hiring 33, 18 new
Valiant Solutions, LLC is a HUBZone small business delivering comprehensive and customized cybersecurity services nationwide.
steampunk.com · HQ: McLean, United States · Custom Software Development · Digital Government · 1001-5000 employees · Est. 2019 · Trust A · Hiring 161, 25 new
HQ: McLean, United States · Custom Software Development · Digital Government · 1001-5000 employees · Est. 2019 · Trust A · Hiring 161, 25 new
Steampunk is a US government technology and design consultancy headquartered in McLean, Virginia, that delivers human-centered design, agile software development, cloud, DevSecOps, data and cybersecurity services to federal agencies. It applies its trademarked Design Intelligence approach to modernization programs for federal clients, combining a start-up culture with a design studio next to its Tysons Corner offices. It hires cloud and enterprise architects, DevSecOps and software engineers, Salesforce and ServiceNow specialists, data engineers, cybersecurity experts, service designers and program and project managers.
wilsonelser.com · HQ: New York, United States · Legal Services · 1001-5000 employees · Est. 1978 · Trust B · Hiring 54, 2 new
HQ: New York, United States · Legal Services · 1001-5000 employees · Est. 1978 · Trust B · Hiring 54, 2 new
Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker is a prominent international law firm specializing in defense litigation and enterprise legal services. The firm focuses on providing insurance defense, commercial litigation, corporate counseling, professional liability representation, and complex risk management solutions. Headquartered in New York, New York, it operates an extensive network of offices across the United States and internationally to support corporate and institutional clients.
saic.com · HQ: Reston, United States · Engineering Services · Digital Government · Systems Integrators · 5000+ employees · Est. 2013 · Trust B · Hiring 798, 127 new
HQ: Reston, United States · Engineering Services · Digital Government · Systems Integrators · 5000+ employees · Est. 2013 · Trust B · Hiring 798, 127 new
SAIC delivers technology integration and mission services to government agencies. Its work spans enterprise information technology, space systems, engineering and digital modernisation. The company is one of the largest federal services contractors.
≈ $121k – $231k per year (Estimated) · Senior · 10+ years exp · In office (Washington, United States) · Nationals only · Citizenship or vetting required · Senior
gdit.com · HQ: Falls Church, United States · Government · Military · Professional Services · National Security · Digital Government · IT Consulting & Digital Transformation · Systems Integrators · 5000+ employees · Est. 2006 · Trust A · Hiring 1005, 138 new
HQ: Falls Church, United States · Government · Military · Professional Services · National Security · Digital Government · IT Consulting & Digital Transformation · Systems Integrators · 5000+ employees · Est. 2006 · Trust A · Hiring 1005, 138 new
General Dynamics Information Technology, known as GDIT, is the technology services division of the defence contractor General Dynamics and one of the largest suppliers of IT to the United States federal government. It designs, builds and operates networks, cloud environments, cybersecurity and mission applications for defence, intelligence, homeland security and civilian agencies, work that requires a very large security-cleared workforce. The division roughly doubled in scale through the 2018 acquisition of CSRA, and has since concentrated on cloud migration, zero trust architecture and applying artificial intelligence inside accredited government environments.
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Source: O*NET military crosswalk (U.S. Department of Labor, CC BY 4.0); 12,620 live postings on employers' careers boardsUpdated 2 Nov 2026MethodologyJSONCC BY-SA 4.0