The Air Force relies upon civilian scientists and engineers to support the acquisition, operation and maintenance of aircraft and ground-based systems.

What types of work and responsibilities would I have?

The Air Force is organized to achieve success for acquiring, supporting, and maintaining essential aircraft and ground-based systems.

Maintenance (MX) – Each Air Logistics Center has an extensive Depot Repair capability that requires engineers for facilities, equipment and processes.  These engineers support the repair of both new state-of-the-art systems and technology as well as legacy technologies used on aging Weapon Systems.  These engineers define and implement facility requirements, resolve technical issues for existing manufacturing and repair equipment, acquire new equipment, and provide detailed “Process Orders” to meet repair requirements.

Why should I consider an engineering career with the Air Force?

The Air Force offers unique opportunities to be part of the world’s best Air Force by helping to develop, deploy and sustain both state-of-the-art and legacy aircraft weapon systems.  There are numerous opportunities for career advancement and diverse technical experiences across all engineering disciplines.  Civilian career positions offer stable employment, with predictable work hours and firm life-time benefits.

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Damon L. Brown, P.E.

Engineering Technical Expert,

402 Electronics Maintenance Group, Engineering Branch

Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex, GA

DSN 468-3206 / 478-926-3206