United States Navy Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Great experiences and place to work."

"Easy to use. No error pop ups while trying to apply."

"The Navy afforded my family and the lifestyle we live today. I will forever be grateful for the sacrifice my shipmates gave and the honor I served with."

"I've worked for the US NAVY for 6 years and I would definitely recommend the job to anybody who is debating on serving or not."

"Working at CACI and NAVSEA has been a growth-oriented experience. I learned how to better collaborate with peers and coworkers, work under pressure to efficiently get things done, and present technical information to a community of technical experts."

"I love the navy and was excited to join. Unfortunately I was medically discharge and couldn’t finish boot camp."

"The Navy has been a great experience."

"I have worked for NAVSEA for one year and the experience has been very rewarding and amazing. Every project is interesting and challenging, but the work is exciting."

"I gained great leadership skills."

"I've worked for the US Navy for four years now in two major locations. It has been an eye-opening experience and it has pushed my talent and skills to the highest level while being in a stressful and non-stop work environment. Great opportunity."

"Been stationed around the world while serving my country. Traveled by sea most the time, but also flown some of the areas I have been. Learned skills in the technical jobs that relate to the civilian community."

"I have worked for the Department of the Navy since 2002, and have been working with the Department of Defense and Department of Homeland Security for over 20 years. I have come to the point that I am looking to expand my experience out to the commercial world."

"? Researched and organized safety briefs for repair procedures for various nuclear systems and components. Ensuring that all necessary technical, radiological, and operational requirements are met. ? Successfully inventoried and maintained over 500 ship’s battery components and, over a 4-week period, streamlined reinstallation of the components on the boat which resulted in saving 284 man-hours. ? Extensive experience diagnosing and isolating malfunctions in electrical systems, power generation units, and control systems using schematics, blueprints, and associated test equipment. ? Conducted preventative and corrective maintenance on the ship’s AC / DC electrical distribution system, generators, regulators, controllers, motors, circuit breakers and nuclear electrical systems. ? Introduced innovative maintenance techniques to shipyard vendors, resulting in significant cost and man-hour savings. Extensive use of schematics, technical manuals and safety procedures. ? Designed and implemented a System Expert program which trained ship’s personnel to manage schedule, and track vital submarine systems as they were removed, repaired, and restored to service throughout the shipyard availability."

"The US Military is not for everyone. If you have an interest, do your research and make your decision from there."

"The Navy is fantastic if you hate yourself."