Career Information

The EDO Community is involved with the design, acquisition, construction, repair, maintenance, conversion, overhaul and disposal of ships, submarines, aircraft carriers and the systems on those platforms (weapons, command and control, communications, computers, etc). Supporting the CNO's 21st Century Seapower across these platforms, EDO career paths function to help meet the missions. GRADUATE SCHOOL - Curricula SummaryAll Engineering Duty Officers are required to obtain a Master's degree in a technical curriculum from the Naval Postgraduate School or Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Naval Postgraduate School Curriculum Listing - NPS Catalog Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Combat Systems Engineering Systems Engineering Space Systems Engineering Computer Science Academic Calendar Complete the Online Application Contact NPS Admissions Office: grad-ed@nps.edu (831) 656-3093/DSN: 756-3093 What is your APC? Complete the online application to find out! Massachusetts Institute of Technology Curriculum Listing Naval Construction and Engineering Nuclear Engineering Admissions For more information on the MIT application, contact the New Accessions ED Detailer at edoinfo@navy.mil. CAREER PATHS The following represent sample ED career paths. The tours and competencies are only a guideline. It is recommended that EDs work with their mentors and the detailing shop to tailor their career planners to achieve their individual career goals. Sample EDO Career Paths ED Diver Program EDO(N) Program EDO(N) Community Overview July 2009 Engineering Duty Officer Dolphin Program ED Dolphin Brief Physical Requirements for Embarking Non-Submarine Personnel on Submarines Sample ED Dolphin Application CAREER PLANNER - Updated 30 November 2009 Download the planner and instructions by right-clicking then choose "Save Target As." Using the planner is not difficult but not necessarily intuitive either. Reading the instructions is recommended. Career Planner 2007 - Compatible with MS Office 2007 This version of the career planner works with Microsoft 2007. You can update your career planners in the newest version. You do not have to start from scratch. In some cases, there will be a security warning at the top. Follow this link for instructions on using the new Career Planner in both the old and new versions of PowerPoint.