Military Transition
By Ron Kness
6 In-Demand Careers for the Future Whether you’re seeking a high-tech career or a role that supports community well-being, these career pathways offer both stability and innovation.
As the world evolves, so does the job market. Over the years, we have all seen the ebb and flow in industries as far as job availability. Advances in technology, shifts in priorities, and the growing emphasis on sustainability are creating exciting opportunities for future-focused careers for veterans. From cutting-edge fields like cybersecurity to essential roles in logistics, the trades, and mental health, the future is bright with potential for those willing to adapt to the changes and prepare themselves for the civilian marketplace. Below, we explore six in-demand careers poised for growth, highlighting what the career entails, along with some individual employment data, and a sample of the compatible military jobs that can transition over to a job in a civilian role.
1. Cybersecurity Engineer In this career, engineers develop and oversee the
implementation of cybersecurity procedures and policies. They build, maintain, and upgrade security technology, such as firewalls, for the safe use of computer networks. They also design and implement appropriate security controls to identify vulnerabilities and protect digital files and electronic infrastructures. Monitoring and responding to computer security breaches, viruses, and intrusions are common tasks, along with performing forensic investigations.
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