Defend the Nation, Shape the Future of Technology, and Lead with Purpose

Are you ready to leverage your expertise in technology and cyber operations while making a meaningful impact on national security? Watch the video below to see how Navy Reserve Information Professional Officers are driving innovation and defending critical networks across the globe.

As a Navy Reserve Information Professional (IP) Officer, you will be at the forefront of cyberspace defensive operations, communications, and knowledge management. Your expertise will directly contribute to the success of Navy operations, from defending against cyber threats to ensuring resilient command and control in the most challenging environments. This is your opportunity to gain unparalleled leadership experience, receive advanced training, and serve your country—all while balancing military service with your civilian career.

Why Become a Navy Reserve Information Professional Officer?

Information Professional Officers are the Navy’s experts in cyberspace and communications, responsible for planning, operating, and securing the Navy’s global networks and combat systems. By joining this elite community, you’ll play a key role in defending critical infrastructure, coordinating operations with allied forces, and enabling mission success at every level of command.

Key Responsibilities:

Defend Navy networks and systems against cyber threats through Defensive Cyberspace Operations.
Lead the operation and maintenance of global telecommunications and space systems.
Ensure resilient command and control across naval operations through secure and reliable communication networks.
Collaborate with military branches, government agencies, and coalition partners to support multi-lateral operations and mission success.

Typical Areas of Assignment Focus:

Cyber Operations: Conduct offensive and defensive cyber operations to protect Navy networks.
Command and Control (C2): Manage and secure communications systems that enable operational command.
Information Systems and Assurance: Oversee the security and integrity of Navy information systems.
Knowledge Management: Ensure effective management of information to support decision-making.
Space and Communications Systems: Operate and maintain advanced communications and satellite systems.

Training and Development:

The US Navy Reserve prioritizes your professional development. As a newly commissioned Information Professional Officer, you’ll participate in specialized training, including:

Officer Development School
Information Warfare Basic Course
Information Professional Basic Course
Ongoing education and professional development to ensure your skills remain sharp and relevant throughout your career.

Career Advancement:

Your path as a Navy Reserve Information Professional Officer is designed to develop you into a strong leader in both the military and civilian worlds. Initial assignments focus on cyber operations, communications, and command systems. As you advance, you’ll take on more significant leadership roles, driving innovation and shaping the future of Navy operations.

Who We’re Looking For:

We are seeking highly motivated professionals with expertise in technology, communications, and cyber operations. Ideal candidates meet the following criteria:

Citizenship: Applicants must be U.S. citizens. Dual citizenship (U.S. and another country) is not necessarily disqualifying.
Age: Applicants must be at least 18 years old and less than 42 years old at the time of commissioning. Prior qualifying service will be considered for year-for-year credit up to age 50. Waivers beyond age 54 will not be considered.
Education: Bachelor’s degree with a minimum GPA of 3.0 in a relevant field, such as Information Systems, Cybersecurity, or Computer Science. Strong consideration will be given to candidates with advanced degrees or professional certifications (e.g., CISSP, Security+).
Security Clearance: Applicants must be eligible to obtain a Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information (TS/SCI) clearance. You do not need to have this clearance at the time of application, but you will need to complete a pre-nomination interview with the local special security office to assess your eligibility.
Commitment to Excellence: A dedication to continuous development of your leadership and technical expertise.

What You’ll Gain:

Leadership Experience: Strengthen your leadership skills in both military and civilian contexts.
Global Impact: Play a vital role in national security and contribute to missions that protect the United States and its allies.
Professional Growth: Benefit from continuous training and development to advance your career in cyber operations and communications.
Work-Life Balance: Serve part-time, allowing you to balance your military service with your civilian career and personal life.

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