WHO ARE WE?

The 350th Spectrum Warfare Wing Civilian Recruitment Team recruits both locally and nationally for civilian personnel positions across 15 units at three locations throughout the United States. 

OUR MISSION

Deliver the best and brightest civilian candidates that can aid in the adaptive and cutting-edge electromagnetic spectrum capabilities that provide the warfighter a tactical and strategic competitive advantage and freedom to attack, maneuver, and defend.

OUR VISION

Dominate the Electromagnetic Spectrum by recruiting and hiring the best and brightest civilian candidates.

JOB ANNOUNCEMENTS

NOW accepting resumes for ENGINEERS, COMPUTER SCIENTISTS, DATA SCIENTISTS, COMPUTER ENGINEERS, and INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY of all levels. 

Bachelor's degree may be required from an accredited school. If interested, please submit your resume to 350sww.dpc.recruitment@us.af.mil.

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COMING SOON!!!!


Careers

Information Technology (Systems Administration and Information Security): provides systems analysis and applications software design and implementation.

Electronics Engineer- provides professional electronics engineer responsible for installation, assembly, integration, and assurance of Electronics Engineering as it applies to Electronics Warfare Systems, Operational Flight Programs, and Airborne Systems.

Computer Scientist- provides developmental capacity, performing assignments designed to further develop application analytical and evaluative skills and techniques as necessary to meet the goals and objective of the Wing’s mission data software and rapid reprogramming mission.

Operations Research Analyst (Data Scientist)- provides professional scientific work requiring systematic, critical, intensive investigation into a subject to develop the principles, criteria, methods, and data to be used in support of projects or problem-solving studies.