Your experience with underwater demolitions and formulating demolition plans translates well to penetration testing and vulnerability management. Understanding how systems can be compromised, and planning defenses against those compromises, are key to both roles. Situational awareness and procedural compliance are critical in security, just as in diving operations.

Your experience maintaining life support equipment and managing complex diving operations aligns with the responsibilities of a DevOps Engineer. The skills you have in planning, scheduling, and executing missions, along with your ability to provide expertise to staff planners, are transferable to the DevOps field. Learn cloud computing basics, Linux administration, and CI/CD pipelines.

As an Army Diver, you're adept at planning, coordinating, and executing complex underwater operations. These skills directly translate to technical program management, where you'll oversee software development projects, manage resources, and ensure projects are completed on time and within budget. Skills in writing and developing training and safety material also align with the documentation and communication aspects of program management.

Your experience supervising maintenance, managing equipment, and planning operations lends itself to systems analysis. Your skills in assessing training, providing feedback, and ensuring compliance can be applied to analyzing an organization's computer systems and recommending improvements. Your experience operating systems (diving equipment, boats) is relevant to understanding how other systems work.