You've been expertly advising leadership on complex financial and programmatic planning, often under conditions of uncertainty and conflicting objectives. As a Management Consultant, you'll use these skills to advise businesses on improving their performance and efficiency. Your experience in analyzing costs, evaluating performance against standards, and developing solutions will be directly applicable. Plus, you already know how to present findings and recommendations to decision-makers.

You've been performing cost, economic, and business case analyses involving major defense acquisition programs, you already have many of the needed skills. As a Financial Analyst, you'll use your analytical skills to assess financial data, make investment recommendations, and help businesses make sound financial decisions. Your skills in developing cost estimates, performing cost assessments, and providing technical assistance on cost-related issues are invaluable.

You've been leading, planning, and organizing cost analysis activities, as well as planning, organizing, and supervising cost activities and programs, which makes you well-suited for project management. As a Project Manager, you'll use your organizational and analytical skills to oversee projects from start to finish, ensuring they are completed on time and within budget. Your experience in developing solutions, implementation plans, and presenting findings to decision-makers aligns perfectly with the responsibilities of a project manager.