Careers for Navy Nuclear Technician Veterans

LISTEN TO OUR PODCAST: FORMER NAVY NUKE TURNED RECRUITER SHARES HIS MILITARY TRANSITION STORY

In this episode, Chris Dove, former Navy Nuclear Electrician and Recruiter at Orion, joins the show to discuss his military transition and share the insight he has gained along the way.

Over the last 28 years, Orion has matched over 45,000 Veterans with rewarding careers, including over 6,000 Navy Nuclear Technicians, and we are particularly proud of the high caliber opportunities we have available for our nation's Navy Nuclear personnel. Orion's team of Veteran Recruiters will help you make the transition into the civilian workforce by matching your skills and career goals with opportunities within America's finest companies.

Whether you have two years or two weeks before you leave active military service, there are many steps you can take prior to your separation date that will position you for success as you transition into the civilian workforce. We invite you to use our career resources and tips for Navy Nukes to help navigate the change. No matter where you are in the transition and who you need to consider (spouse, children, etc.), we have resources that can help you plan and manage the changes ahead. Don’t miss the podcast above where Chris Dove, former Navy Nuke, goes over some tips that he learned the hard way. He discusses how important it is to start early in your job search, stay humble, and listen to realistic advice from recruiters. 

At Orion we know that the technical knowledge and intangible skills you gained in the military have employers competing for your expertise. With high salaries and strong opportunities throughout all parts of the US, now is the time for you to work with Orion to lead you into a position that will be the best match with your background, preferences and skill set. “There aren’t any limits to what a Navy Nuke can do.” 

Ready to start a new career? Visit us online to learn more about Free Career Services for Navy Nuclear Technicians.

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