Air Force Civilian Service

When it comes to careers, it’s important that you follow your passion. Wherever yours takes you, chances are AFCS is already there. Because, when it comes to defending America, we’ve got every inch covered. So, whether you’re trying to land a seat at the table in the nation’s capital or you prefer something a little closer to your mother’s home cooking, whatever moves you, chances are AFCS has something close to your heart. See for yourself at https://lnkd.in/eU4H7WB.

Did you know Native Americans serve in the armed forces at a greater rate than any other ethnicity? In recognition of Indigenous People’s Day, AFCS proudly celebrates the Indigenous men and women from every corner of America who have so selflessly and courageously served and continue to serve the nation in the Air Force and other armed services. Your rich culture and heritage have not only shaped the nation but helped elevate the Air Force to where it is today. Happy Indigenous People’s Day, America!

Jessica Bartley Talent Acquisitions Manager Cyber, IT, Intel, Pilots RECRUITING PHILOSOPHY: Meet Jessica Bartley, one of Air Force Civilian Service's dedicated recruiters. Her expertise is in Cyber, IT, Intel, and Pilot positions. Her philosophy is to educate individuals on best practices for applying for positions. She believes in empowering potential candidates to put their best foot forward from the start, making the best first impression. She adds, “understanding that different agencies and industries have different hiring philosophies,” and we hope to provide the proper information when applying for the Air Force Civilian Service.” WHY AFCS: Jessica believes the Air Force Civilian Service provides unlimited opportunities to expand the candidate's knowledge, experience, and education. AFCS recruiters believe in investing in people to help them be their best version.  Whether you want to continue self-growth through education, certifications, or even leadership, AFCS has many programs to help you excel. WHY WORK WITH ME: Jessica shares that understanding each job post is uniquely outlined to tell a candidate what is required.  In addition, the hiring manager will provide additional input, which helps candidates know exactly what is needed. Using the job post as a checklist is essential. Hiring managers create the required skills and experience needed, and recruiters use job posts to review each resume. Taking extra time to tailor your resume can change your opportunity of being considered to maybe getting that interview. TESTIMONIALS: "I applied for a Dept of Air Force job and ultimately wound up being contacted by Ms. Bartley. She has simply been fantastic in helping me with the process. She reviewed my document submissions, clearly explained deficiencies which were then easily corrected.  She was helpful in obtaining information on another advertised position I found remnants of information about, giving me all the information I needed should I have decided to pursue that pathway even though it was out of her jurisdiction.  She is thorough, personable, and very timely.  I can't say enough good things!  I think her exemplary performance deserves recognition!" -- M. Danford (applicant) "Hit it out of the park with her support and finding us a candidate…now we just have to figure out how to get the rest of our customers on board.  At least now I have a personal story I can tag onto our next advertisement regarding your services." - T. Kelly (hiring manager) GET IN TOUCH: Email: jessica.bartley.1@us.af.mil afsc@us.af.mil LinkedIn: https://lnkd.in/ejvupNCB

You know what they say, “No guts, no glory.” It’s time to elevate your pumpkin game to the next level! Carve out some time to enter AFCS’s first annual pumpkin decorating contest. Carve it, paint it, sculpt it — turn it into a stealth bomber or a cyber command center. We don’t care how you do it, just make it bold. Make it creative. It doesn’t have to be airworthy to win, just Air Force-worthy. To enter, visit AFCS on LinkedIn and message us your jack-o’-lantern genius. We'll feature our favorite monsterpieces on our social channels just before Halloween. You’d have to be out of your gourd to miss this opportunity.

Domestic violence isn’t just a personal issue—it affects the health, happiness, and security of all. It’s an issue that demands awareness, action, and support from every corner of our society. In recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, AFCS encourages you to break the silence, end the cycle, and stand together. We’re so much stronger when we take care of one another.

As a civilian cyberwarrior for the world’s most powerful air force, you won’t wear a uniform. You won’t fly jets, but you will find yourself on the frontlines of one of the most hotly contested battlespaces of the modern age: cyberspace. Here, the battlefield is denoted by binary ones and zeroes, the hedgerows are lines of code, and the weapons of choice are keyboards and cunning. If you missed the latest Aim Hire: Speaking in Code, you won’t want to miss this opportunity to make up for lost time. See how civilians like you are making a difference, one line of code at a time, at https://lnkd.in/e3k84Tjq.

Today, our Talent Acquisition Consultants showcased Air Force Civilian Service at the Annual American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) National Conference. Visited by Major General O'Donnell (center), our team worked with other service branches and the Office of Strategic Integration to showcase our dedication towards diversity and inclusion. The AISES Conference is a three-day event, focusing on educational, professional, and workforce development for Indigenous peoples of North America and the Pacific Islands in STEM studies and careers. #forcesjoined

Colonel John Picklesheimer, Commander of the 67th Cyberspace Wing, highlights the critical cybersecurity roles civilians play for the Air Force during this year’s global Black Hat USA cybersecurity conference in Las Vegas.

Every moment of every day, civilian cybersecurity professionals work shoulder to shoulder with active duty Airmen to keep our networks secure and our data protected. But you don’t have to be an AFCS professional to be cyber safe. Following the practices listed in the video can go a long way toward ensuring you’re protected from cyber threats and helping safeguard your digital footprint. For more tips and to learn more about AFCS’s cyber security role, we encourage you to watch tonight’s Aim Hire on the subject. There’s still time to register at: https://lnkd.in/ezxANbpq.

Protecting our nation from cyber threats means not only anticipating and staying a step ahead of those who’d do us harm but also outsmarting and thwarting them every step of the way. During this month’s Aim Hire, "Speaking in Code," we pull back the curtain on this highly rewarding, always demanding field and introduce you to two AFCS cyber warriors with the 834th Cyber Operations Squadron. They’ll describe the important role civilians are playing on the digital battlefield and what steps you can take to follow in their footsteps. So, if you’re curious about the human-powered firewall keeping the Air Force’s digital infrastructure and assets safe from harm or what you can do to join the fight, register for Aim Hire, “Speaking in Code” at: https://lnkd.in/ezxANbpq.