Ours is a world of focused and attentive advancement. Progress and innovation is the rule of the day—every day. This requires the best and brightest professionals and the most dedicated and motivated team. The challenge is sometimes daunting but maintaining the unquestioned superiority of the U.S. Air Force is a rewarding endeavor.
Working in a challenging and stimulating environment like AFLCMC would probably be pretty revolutionary for just about anyone. Throw in our commitment to real work-life balance and you have something not just revolutionary but transformational.
F-15 ready for in-flight refueling
V-22 Osprey in flight
Remote piloted aircraft taking off
F-22 in flight
Fighter jet canopy
C-17 deploying flares
C-5 Galaxy taking off
F-15 with open canopy
B-2 portrait
F-15 in flight close up
F-15 and F-117 in flight
Close up of pilot in cockpit
F-117 in flight
Transport planes on the tarmac
Flexible work hours. Family leave. Generous vacation and paid time off. Access to fitness and recreation facilities. That’s REAL work-life balance. But that’s just part of the great benefits we offer. Click here to learn about other benefits and compensation.
To help you on your way to a long and varied career, AFLCMC offers extensive educational opportunities including on-site training, the chance to attend educational events and programs, and even tuition reimbursement and funding for advanced degrees. To help in planning your career, you will have access to extensive career path planning tools and guidance.
As you grow with AFLCMC, your career can take you places you never imagined with abundant opportunities to expand your skills and put them to work keeping the Air Force successful.
Because our mission of conducting and supporting flight research relies on creative thinking and problem solving, we invest in the value and strength that comes from a variety of backgrounds and experiences, from diverse perspectives and points of view, and abilities as diverse as the nation we serve.
We rely on inspired thinking and cultivate a team from multicultural backgrounds, varied education, and life experiences—including those with disabilities— to fuel the innovation essential to the Air Force mission.
AFLCMC understands and supports attracting, developing, and retaining a diverse workforce which appreciates and understands other societies, cultures, and languages. Diversity is a powerful tool on the road to success.
We also embrace equal employment opportunity in all facets of our work environment regardless of race, religion, color, sex, national origin, age, disability, and/or sexual orientation.
Our greatest asset is a workforce made up of the most qualified and dedicated professionals who work in all areas of the test mission: from logistics to contracting and from engineering to the sciences.
Sure, what we do is vital to the Air Force mission, but it’s also very exciting and challenging. That makes AFLCMC is a great place to start a career or to invest your professional experience in something far more important than the bottom line.
A civilian acquisition career at AFLCMC can take you in numerous exciting directions. With interesting and challenging professional options at several sites around the country, we have many unique opportunities that will bring out your best.
Engineers, contract managers, financial specialists, IT professionals, and more—we are always on the lookout for smart and ambitious pros who can step in and make a contribution on day one conducting tests to push aircraft, rockets, missiles, and weapons systems to do things that may never have been done before.
Contract Management
AFLCMC contract managers direct all aspects of the acquisition process and critical planning decisions in support of our mission while getting the best value for the taxpayer. This job requires business skills as well as experience with contract oversight, negotiation, and administration.
Finance & Budgeting
Financial and budget managers and analysts use solid economic and accounting principles and practices to ensure programs are progressing properly and that business practices comply with federal financial regulations. These jobs require financial and budget management experience from the private or public sector.
Information Technology
Rapidly changing IT principles, concepts and methods present a challenge to any organization. AFLCMC is no exception.
Keeping our computers, network components, peripheral equipment, software, firmware, services, and related resource operating at peak efficiency is essential to the cutting-edge work we do.
Science & Engineering
Representatives of the STEM disciplines are in abundance at AFLCMC working in aerospace, computer/software, electrical/electronic mechanical specialties, and general engineering. These positions require creative problem-solving skills on critical, real-life projects that define the cutting-edge of flight test technology.
Engineering
The job of keeping our aircraft flying and support equipment functioning at peak performance is heavily reliant on the skills and experience of our engineers. They encounter complex problems and challenging circumstances that require great innovation and creativity.
Because of the varied systems and equipment that require engineering attention, AFLCMC employs an equally varied and talented pool of engineers.
Aerospace Engineering
Our aerospace engineers do planning, R&D, design, test, analysis, production, fabrication, operation, type certification and/or maintenance of aerospace vehicles or integrally associated equipment.
They investigate phenomena encountered in aerospace flight; analyzing unknown or unfamiliar aerospace vehicles; piloting aerospace vehicles; developing aviation safety standards and regulations; and providing leadership and guidance on aerospace engineering programs.
Chemical Engineering
AFLCMC chemical engineers analyze chemical processes to produce products and systems; and use mass, momentum, and energy transfers together with thermodynamics and chemical kinetics to explore, extend, improve and provide for existing and potential chemical and biochemical conversion processes.
Civil Engineering
Our civil engineers apply specialized knowledge of the mechanics of solids (e.g., soils), hydraulics, theory of structure, strength of materials, engineering geology and surveying to help support AFLCMC’s facilities, and research and development activities.
Computer Engineering
AFLCMC computer engineers manage Air Force computer systems and networks, hardware, systems software, system architecture/integration while working on the research, design, development, testing, evaluation, and maintenance of computer hardware and software systems.
Electrical Engineering
Electrical circuits, circuit elements, equipment, systems and associated phenomena concerned with electrical energy for purposes such as motive power, heating, illumination, chemical processes, or the production of localized electric or magnetic fields are the purview of AFLCMC electrical engineers.
Electronics Engineering
Our electronics engineers work on electromagnetic or acoustical wave energy, as well as electrical information for communication, computation, sensing, control, measurement and navigation purposes.
General Engineering
AFLCMC general engineers advise on, administer, supervise or perform research or other engineering work on a variety of special or miscellaneous engineering tasks that involve professional work in several branches of engineering
Industrial Engineering
Industrial engineers at AFLCMC determine, evaluate, predict and advise on effective ways an organization can use its production factors (i.e., people, equipment, materials, information, energy) to make or process a product or provide a service.
Materials Engineering
Our materials engineers determine the best materials for various uses in performance of the AFLCMC sustainment mission, and develop/apply a means of testing, evaluation, life prediction and standardization of materials and properties to engineering, architecture and scientific designs and projects
Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical engineers at AFLCMC manage, supervise, lead and/or perform engineering and scientific work involving, among other things, the design, development, maintenance and disposal of mechanical devices and systems to ensure they function safely, reliably, efficiently and economically.
Safety Engineering
AFLCMC safety engineers help eliminate or control hazardous conditions resulting from equipment and machine operations or human error that may lead to injury or property damage in or to our workforce, aircraft and facilities. The work requires the application of advanced engineering and math skills and safety principles, standards, practices and analytical techniques.
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