Navy Information Systems Technician - IT 

Imagine being an IT and making beats on the job

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NETSEC also: Watching that one server as its always going down and you just want to sleep

Wat do u mean deals with alot of crypto

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What's a typical day for you as an IT? I'm 25 and I'm looking to enlist soon. Very interested in this rate as I hear it translates well to the outside.

David Cardenas so right now i’m in C school, i actually came from a shore command before that. Shore commands are really boring for ITs, we literally are baby sitters.. we pretty much just request NMCI (the ISP) accounts for new check ins, light maintenance on ships, and at this particular command i was at, we made laptops deployable. Taking them off the network and connecting them to a stand-alone server onboard the aircrafts.

@@jaelhinthegoat That sounds pretty chill to me lol. I take it you signed for 6 years cause of the C school correct? I actually heard there's two sides to IT, system administration and radio and satellite. I'm trying to go for the IT/ATF rate, but I was wondering if you would just recommend doing 4 years with the SG guaranteed? Was A School difficult by any chance?

David Cardenas i actually signed for 4 years. with an 8 month extension for the current orders i’m on. What’s SG? & I absolutely would recommend 4 first to see if you like it. Also, no, A school isn’t hard unless you go there resisting wanting to learn. you do have to pay attention, it’s a lot of information.

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is it IT with additional C-School?

@@zayvws there’s a 4 year contract and 6 year contract. 6 year has the c school

thank you for taking the time out to respond! if you dont mind me asking did you sign a 4 or 6? I only ask bc I go to MEPS to pick a job soon and I definitely want it with the additional C-School

@@zayvws I finished my schooling a few months back so I can tell you all you need to know. I signed a 4 year contract so I only went for the broad knowledge on my rate, meaning no C school. Both are good and each have their perks.

hope boot camp has been good to you, sailor

please update after A school or on the fleet

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I got IT as well, I ship out on January 19th

Me too I'm leaving on January 12th, might see you at great lakes!

@@farthersirmax618 was it hard or did it take long to get a contract as an IT?

@@mashallah8619 It wasnt hard at all, as long as you make a somewhat reasonable score on the asvab you shouldnt have any issues getting in. I changed to ITS (submarine) in order to ship out sooner.

I signed with this rate today, I have 2 questions: 1. Did you think your A school was easy? 2. Did you have to do a polygraph?

AR+MK+GS+EI=222 Study everything but focus on arithmetic reasoning, math knowledge, electronics information and general science. or just make sure you get higher than a 60 on your asvab

I just signed a contract for the same. I'm trying to find out more info as well.

Hi there, you can view more information here: bit.ly/3taO3KP

You'll either get into the networking field and troubleshoot networks, or you'll get into the communications field where you operate different systems used to communicate with the fleet using radio frequencies. You'll hear the terms "Network IT" and "Comms IT" a lot in A-school. I honestly like the comms side better, feels like you're more involved with the fleet since you are the backbone of their communications, you can also do communications on the ground with expeditionary forces like SEALs and Marines. Good thing about IT is you can go anywhere on the planet.

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Same

How is it?

@@sey9832 I'm in a school for ITS

@@elijahvalongo9528 what did you score on asvab?

Top secret

@@Leviathan117 is that super hard

@@alanshearer3682 not really, as long as you dont have a shady backround you should be fine.

So now I got this job and I don’t know what to make of it 🥲

I also picked a job I regretted and I told the recruiters and they said they could change it.

@@jammyyyyyy yeah I know I could change it, but I don’t know a lot of options unfortunately

You’re life as an IT will be better than an HM as far as promotion goes. Money talks.

Thanks so much for reaching out. To serve as an Enlisted Sailor, you must be a U.S. citizen or, if you’re a non-citizen, you may join the Navy if you entered the United States on a permanent residence visa or have an Alien Registration Green Card and have 1) established a bona fide residence, and 2) established a home of record in the United States. To serve as an Officer, you must be a U.S. citizen. Only after immigration procedures are completed and an applicant is legally residing in the United States may an application for enlistment be accepted. The Navy cannot assist with immigration/citizenship. If you meet these requirements then let us know and we can connect you to a recruiter.

Enlisted positions typically require an initial service commitment of four years, but positions involving longer-term training may involve longer service obligations. You can learn more by clicking the link here: bit.ly/2PVGGrt

Either 4 years or 6 years. If the 4-year contract is not available at meps then you’ll end up signing the 6-year contract.

moreanimeplease that’s why you build your own XD

I mean, our exam questions are like 75% Radio 25% ADP. Or when I took the E-5 Exam, 70% Radio, 20% ADP, 10% PMK.

Hi there, yes each rate has its own training pipeline!

i am not in the military

What is the name of your specific job?

@@maxtaylor12 Information Systems Technician is the Navy's title for the position. However, the position can be translated to the civilian world as primarily two occupations. Radio Frequency Engineer, and Systems Administrator.

@@JacobHaines91 Do you have to be good at math? I kinda suck at math.

@@Coinz8 Some basic math during A School.

Cool, what was your asvab score? I would like this job as well.

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Good luck Brodie

No I got IT/ATF and I just have a high school diploma

@@denavar9704 what did you get on your asvab

@@unfortunate7803 i got an IT contract and mine was an 83

I believe the change happened around 2002. I was an RM many moons ago. One of the last classes from NTC San Diego (Graduated Aug 1996).