The Department of the Air Force is hiring civilian professionals for C3BM - Apply by November 5th

Posted 3 days ago

air force civilian serviceWest Roxbury (MA)

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About the role

You have a track record of proven competency. You’re a self-starter who thrives in a fast-paced environment. You jump into multidisciplinary teams, not because you’re told, but because your collaborative instincts tell you. You have a growth mindset ; it makes you intellectually curious about challenges and committed to continuous self-improvement. If this sounds like you, then a career at the Department of the Air Force (DAF) Portfolio Acquisition Executive (PAE) for Command, Control, Communications, and Battle Management (C3BM) could be in your future. DAF PAE C3BM manages the DAF Battle Network, connecting sensors, effectors, and logistics systems to give warfighters superior situational awareness, accelerate operational decisions, and enable decisive action when it matters most. DAF PAE C3BM is hiring entry-level and mid-level skilled professionals for the following positions at Hanscom AFB in Massachusetts, Robins AFB in Georgia, and Wright-Patterson AFB in Ohio: Acquisition Program Managers Acquisition Test Managers Contract Specialists Engineers Financial Specialists IT Specialists Logistics Management Specialists Scientists Security Specialists This is a digital hiring event ; there is no time or location. Participate by submitting your resume and the required documents. Applications are being accepted Monday, October 5 through Thursday, November 5, 2026. Apply now at afciviliancareers.com/C3BM .5c143e31-5e48-4549-b638-05792d185386

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