Civilian jobs for Marine Corps 0630 Network Engineering Officers
16,126 open roles at 4,332 companies in the US fit the civilian work of a Marine Corps 0630 (Network Engineering Officer): Security (6,490), Analytics (7,314) and Networking (2,322). The match comes from the U.S. Department of Labor's O*NET military crosswalk, read into the role categories every posting here is sorted by. 56 hiring companies are on the HIRE Vets Medallion list.
Civilian roles for Marine Corps 0630
Match: the share of the specialty's civilian work in each area| Role area | Match | Open roles | Median pay |
|---|---|---|---|
| Security | 33% | 6,490 | $161k |
| Analytics | 18% | 7,314 | $117k |
| Industrial Engineeringbroad area: plant, field and maintenance work too | 17% | 69,741 | $112k |
| Networking | 13% | 2,322 | $135k |
Roles with a veteran hiring program or SkillBridge
MBL Technologies
Senior IT Business Process Analyst
Senior Application Security Engineer
HP
Military SkillBridge – Social Impact Data & Insights Analyst
Roles that fit Marine Corps 0630
Anthropic
Enforcement Analyst, Agentic Alignment
Incident Manager, Safeguards
The French Sourcer
Lead Application Security Engineer — Remote
BloomGuarden Human Capital
Product & Cloud Security Architect, Vice President
Braintrust
Detection and Response Engineer
Companies hiring for Marine Corps 0630
56 are recognised for hiring veterans (HIRE Vets Medallion, U.S. Department of Labor)| Company | Veteran recognition | Open roles |
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| 296 | ||
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| HIRE Vets Medallion 2025 (gold) | 265 | |
| HIRE Vets Medallion 2025 (gold) | 215 | |
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Roles that fit Marine Corps 0630, matched to you
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Questions
How is Marine Corps 0630 matched to civilian roles?
From the O*NET military crosswalk of the U.S. Department of Labor and its two supplements (the services' COOL credentialing sites and the ASVAB Career Exploration Program). Each civilian occupation's job titles go through the same reader that sorts every posting here, and the role areas are weighted by how many of the specialty's civilian links point to them.
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.
What does "recognised for hiring veterans" mean?
The company is on the U.S. Department of Labor's list of HIRE Vets Medallion recipients, an award for recruiting, employing and retaining veterans. We match the list to companies by name and place, and show only confident matches.
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.
