Whether you’re an expert in your field or on your way to becoming one, you’ll have countless opportunities to put your skills and curiosity to work as an Army Civilian.
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Engineers
Engineers
Scientists
Scientists
Managers
Managers
Instructors
Instructors
Designers
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Civilians.
Thousands of Civilian roles are filled each year. Find a career that meets your personal and professional goals.
Use your specialty in STEM to work on local or national projects that affect entire cities and regions. Career paths may include:
Implement highly sensitive cyber security protocols and provide a variety of IT services and support. Career paths may include:
Implement cutting-edge technology to assist with data gathering and security measures for extensive security and intelligence operations. Career paths may include:
Use your knowledge and expertise to instruct, inform, and advise on a specific subject or field. Career paths may include:
Use your expertise in contracting, finance, logistics, or administration to help the Department of the Army run efficiently and effectively. Career paths may include:
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Most Civilian roles are full time, but part-time work and internship opportunities may also be available.
As with any other position you’d take, you’ll likely want to live near where you work. With opportunities around the country and overseas, you can find a role almost anywhere.
I wanted to find a way that I could serve my country and also reach my life goals in wildlife management.
Justin, Conservation Law Enforcement Officer
I’m able to design something that’s very functional and brings together all the skills that I learned in school. It makes me feel really great.
Annette, Clothing Designer
My role has allowed me to watch the children and families in my community grow and help prepare them for the future.
Lisa, Supervisory Training Specialist
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Every Army Civilian’s career path looks different. Your growth and advancement will depend on your expertise, personal goals, and ability to self-advocate when opportunities become available.
Yes. Internships are available to college students and the Army Fellowship Program is open to recent graduates (up to two years post-graduation). They are both paid positions that provide unique and invaluable work experience and skill development. See all the opportunities(Opens in new window) that are currently available. Fellowships are listed first, followed by internships (listed as "student trainee").
No, Army Civilians are not required to deploy. However, there are opportunities to volunteer or apply for deployment. It’s your decision and you’ll receive additional pay and benefits if you deploy.
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