Navy IS Rating — Intelligence Specialist
IS is the Navy rating for Intelligence Specialist. Collected, analyzed, and briefed intelligence — turning raw reporting into decisions commanders could act on.
Where IS experience fits
These civilian roles map closely to what a Navy Intelligence Specialist already does:
- Intelligence Analyst
- Business / Data Analyst
- Threat Analyst
- Research Analyst
- Security Specialist
What you bring on day one
- All-source analysis
- Clear analytic writing & briefing
- Database & tool proficiency
- Pattern recognition
- Handling sensitive information
Certifications to consider
- CompTIA Security+
- Sec. clearance often held
- SQL / data analytics certs
- CISSP (path)
Industries hiring IS talent
Federal & Government Contractors
Government agencies and the contractors that serve them value people who understand the mission, the standards, and the …
Explore roles →Cybersecurity & IT
Military communications, signal, and cyber fields build deeply technical operators who run and defend real networks unde…
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Aerospace and defense manufacturers, MRO shops, and primes run on precision, documentation, and mission discipline — exa…
Explore roles →Operations Leadership
Operations leadership is where the military's core strength — getting a team to execute a plan flawlessly, every day — p…
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LockLeed roles in fields IS veterans move into
Live openings from our job board in the civilian fields listed above. These are real reqs — not every one will fit your experience, and applying is always free.
IS veterans we can introduce you to
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IS to Civilian FAQ
What civilian jobs can an IS (Intelligence Specialist) do?
Common fits include Intelligence Analyst, Business / Data Analyst, Threat Analyst, Research Analyst, and Security Specialist. The right match depends on your specialty, leadership level, and interests.
Do I need a degree to use my IS experience?
Often no. Many of these roles value hands-on experience and certifications over a degree. Where a credential helps, we point you to the fastest path.
How do I put IS on a civilian resume?
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Does LockLeed charge veterans?
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