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I’m Steph Loyd and I recruit Engineers for
the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center.

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The Engineering Directorate plays a critical
role in maintaining the technical superiority
of the Air Force by providing expert

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support to stakeholders, including allied
nations and leading defense contractors.

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Our engineers are involved in all phases
of the acquisition lifecycle, from initial
design to sustainment and modernization.

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They provide technical expertise on a
wide range of systems, including aircraft,
weapons, and communication systems.

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They also conduct research and
development to advance the state
of the art in defense technology.

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We encompass a diverse range of roles,
primarily focusing on Engineering,

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Computer Science, Operations Research,
and Configuration & Data Management.

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Join our Integrated Product Teams to manage
technical solutions and deliver operationally
safe and effective capabilities.

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Similar roles in the private sector include
Engineers, Software Developers, Data
Scientists, and Configuration Managers.

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These roles are critical to innovation
and product development in many

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industries, including aerospace,
automotive, and technology.

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A degree in engineering, computer
science, or a related field is required.

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Specific requirements may vary depending
on the position, and our organization

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will train you extensively in
Department of War engineering practices.

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Ready to apply?

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Visit us online.