Civilian jobs in Hungary after military communications and IT work
293 open roles at 101 companies in Hungary fit the civilian work of military communications and IT specialists: Networking (14), Support (41), DevOps (135) and Security (103). The roles were matched by hand to the work these specialties do in most armed forces, whatever a given army calls the trade.
Roles matched by handRebuilt 27 Oct 2026
open roles in Hungary
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Civilian roles for military communications and IT
Match: the share of the specialty's civilian work in each area
bp.com · HQ: London, United Kingdom · Fossil Fuels · Oil & Gas · 1001-5000 employees · Est. 1909 · Trust A · Hiring 215, 40 new
HQ: London, United Kingdom · Fossil Fuels · Oil & Gas · 1001-5000 employees · Est. 1909 · Trust A · Hiring 215, 40 new
BP is a British integrated energy company that explores for and produces oil and natural gas, refines and trades fuels, and sells them through its retail stations, lubricants brands such as Castrol and aviation fuel business. It operates in around 60 countries and is investing in lower-carbon businesses including EV charging, biofuels, hydrogen and renewable power, with large business and technology centres in Pune, Kuala Lumpur and Budapest. The company is headquartered in London, England, United Kingdom.
bt.com · HQ: London, United Kingdom · Telecommunications · Broadband · 5000+ employees · Est. 2001 · Trust A · Hiring 72, 23 new
HQ: London, United Kingdom · Telecommunications · Broadband · 5000+ employees · Est. 2001 · Trust A · Hiring 72, 23 new
BT Group is the largest telecommunications provider in the United Kingdom, with roots in the electric telegraph company founded in 1846. It runs consumer broadband and mobile through EE, enterprise networking and the Openreach access network. The company employs tens of thousands of engineers and operates one of the biggest research sites in Britain at Adastral Park.
deutschetelekomitsolutions.hu · HQ: Budapest, Hungary · IT Consulting & Digital Transformation · IT Outsourcing & Dedicated Teams · 5000+ employees · Est. 2006 · Trust B · Hiring 90, 10 new
HQ: Budapest, Hungary · IT Consulting & Digital Transformation · IT Outsourcing & Dedicated Teams · 5000+ employees · Est. 2006 · Trust B · Hiring 90, 10 new
Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions Hungary is the Hungarian IT and telecommunications services subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom, delivering cloud, network, security and software services mainly to Telekom units and large corporate customers in Germany and other European countries, headquartered in Budapest. Established in 2006 as IT-Services Hungary, it has grown to more than 5,300 employees and runs four sites in Budapest, Debrecen, Pécs and Szeged. Its openings are mostly for DevOps and cloud engineers, solution and system architects, backend and full-stack developers, IT security specialists and German-speaking contact center and voice specialists.
Roles that fit military communications and IT, matched to you
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How is military communications and IT matched to civilian roles?
By hand, as a family: armies name and split these trades differently, so the page follows the work itself - what communications and IT specialists do in most armed forces - and the role areas every posting here is sorted by.
Do employers see my specialty?
No. If you add it to your profile it only shapes your own matches: it is never shown on your profile, to employers or in any data we publish.
How fresh is this?
Every role is re-checked on the employer's own careers board at least every 48 hours, and the page is rebuilt every night.
Source: specialty families matched by hand; 293 live postings on employers' careers boardsUpdated 27 Oct 2026MethodologyJSONCC BY-SA 4.0