What began as a way to help emerging defense companies find top candidates has grown into the largest defense industry careers marketplace. JOBSwithDOD provides a unified ecosystem of career opportunities across both private sector defense companies of all sizes and DoD civilian employers: one industry, one network.
At JOBSwithDOD our purpose unites us. The core values that animate everything we do are based upon integrity, service, and excellence. This commitment to our mission, and a focus on delivering the highest quality solutions for the defense industry means we are ever striving for continuous improvement and growth.
In 2023, JOBSwithDOD formed a shadow board consisting of employees from across our offices and departments. The aim of our shadow board was and remains, to offer an employee perspective on issues of group-wide significance to executive leadership, and to develop future leaders.
The shadow board is proud to have completed several recent strategic initiatives including establishing a mentorship program to foster career growth and expanding our impact to support veteran serving non-profits.
Experts in directed energy weapons earn attractive salaries between $118,600 and $190,000 annually. This state-of-the-art field offers both financial rewards and technological advancement. Defense contractors have posted more than 75 job openings, and companies like Lockheed Martin continue to add new positions. The career opportunities in this sector are growing faster than ever. The directed … Continued
The Growing Demand for Cybersecurity in Defense The digital world of defense organizations has changed dramatically over the last several years. Sophisticated cyber actors can now exploit vulnerabilities to steal sensitive information, disrupt essential services, and potentially cripple national security infrastructure. The stakes have never been higher. Why Defense Cybersecurity is More Critical Than Ever … Continued
Pentagon Orders Missile Makers to Double or Quadruple Output The Pentagon has asked missile manufacturers to boost production faster, with some weapons systems needing double or even quadruple their current output. Military officials are increasingly worried about maintaining enough stockpiles for potential future conflicts. Urgency Driven by Depleted Stockpiles U.S. military stockpiles have hit critical … Continued