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What are some military research jobs near me?

I'm interested in exploring military research jobs available close to my area. How can I find out what opportunities exist, and do these positions often require specific qualifications or degrees? Any advice on where to start my search?

a year ago

Military research involves a wide array of fields, including but not limited to computer science, engineering, biology, medical sciences, social sciences, and so much more. The specific requirements will certainly depend on the exact field and position you're interested in.

That being said, for many of these roles, especially the ones in science and technology, you'll often find that a bachelor's degree in a relevant field at minimum is required. Some positions even require advanced degrees such as a master's or a doctorate.

Searching for these roles can often start through the official Department of Defense job portal or the individual military branch’s official website – Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, or Space Force. These resources will provide you with an overview of open positions and will generally include information about requirements, job description, and location.

Another good source is job search websites like Indeed, LinkedIn, or Glassdoor. You can enter "military research" as your search term and then set the location to your preferred area.

Always keep in mind that jobs within the military often require security clearances. So, if you find a job you're interested in, make sure to review the requirements thoroughly and verify if you meet the qualifications, or if there may be ways to gain the experience or education necessary.

Now as far as preparing for these roles, if you are currently a student, consider adding relevant coursework to your degree program, or potentially considering an internship or co-op in the field. If you are already in the job market, you could look for any professional networks or knowledge-sharing resources to stay updated on trends and requirements. Good luck with your search!

a year ago

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