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How to find civilian job opportunities with the US military in Europe?

I'm interested in seeing Europe and was wondering if the US military hires civilians for roles over there. Where can I find these job listings and what does the hiring process entail?

a year ago

Certainly, they do hire civilians for various roles overseas. Most US military job openings for civilians in Europe can be found on the USAJobs.gov website, which is the official job site of the US Federal Government. You can use the "Location" section to set your job search to Europe.

As for the hiring process, it generally involves these steps:

1. Applying for the position: Ensure first that you meet the qualifications listed in the job announcement. You'll need to submit your resume and any required documents.

2. Initial review: Once your application has been received, a review will be conducted to check whether you meet the minimum qualifications and have provided all the necessary documents. If your application clears the initial review, it's forwarded to the hiring agency for a more significant evaluation.

3. Further assessments: Depending on the position, there may be additional evaluations like assessments, interviews, or physical examinations.

4. Selection: If you're found to be among the most qualified candidates, you'll be referred to the selecting official for consideration. If the selecting official decides to offer you the job, you'll be contacted directly by the agency.

5. Security clearance and pre-employment checks: Depending on the sensitivity level of the job, you might undergo a background check or a full security clearance process. This can sometimes be quite thorough and lengthy.

6. Final job offer: Once the security clearance and pre-employment checks have been successfully completed, the agency will send you a final job offer.

7. Orientation: If you accept the job offer, you'll be provided with information regarding your first day on the job, orientation, benefits, etc.

One thing to keep in mind is that working overseas can have specific requirements regarding citizenship, such as requiring applicants to be U.S. citizens. The job announcement will contain this information. Good luck with your job search!

a year ago

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