so, i work for a large defense contractor in the us. You'll have heard of us if you've walked into an airport in the nova/dc area, or have ever served in the military. i worked in radar processing for a defense contractor, and was a pleasant, quiet job. If the military signed a contract, you had lots to do. marry best of both worlds: Work at a tech company that does contracting/has accounts in defense/dod/public sector. You then gain job security due to public sector, get paid. i keep seeing that everybody says defense contractor engineer pay is shit, but i personally know someone making almost 6figs out of school. working for a defense contractor can be a great option for military members transitioning from active duty. But it is important to understand the differences and.
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