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As a member of the military, Aerospace Telecommunications and Information Systems Technicians perform, supervise and direct the repair and maintenance of all types of Air Force & Joint telecommunications and information systems.
They monitor CAF communication networks to detect and respond to unauthorized network access attempts and provide cyber support to meet the operational requirements of the Navy, Army, Air Force, and joint enablers. A Cyber Operator has the following responsibilities: Collect, process and analyze network data; Identify network vulnerabilities
Cyber and Intelligence. careers. To accomplish each mission, it takes the world's most advanced tech and a team of dedicated people to ensure our information is secure and our technology remains steps ahead of the enemy. To learn more about careers, view the links below or contact us for information about availability and where to start.
Provide a broad range of cyber-related expertise key to successful warfighting operations in the air, space and cyberspace domains. Facilitate architectural and technical solutions to operational requirements. Direct procurement, storage and control of pharmacy drugs.
Discover a career that empowers you to wield intelligence as a weapon. As a Cyber Intelligence Analyst, you'll analyze and interpret critical information and more. Apply today.
Voice and data network equipment and servers; Work environment. Information Systems Technicians experience the unique adventures and challenges that come with working outdoors, in military vehicles and server rooms. Information Systems Technicians work across the country and around the world wherever the CAF has a footprint.
This isn’t just any IT job. As a Network Technician, you’ll operate and manage the Air Force’s network capabilities to protect against cyber attacks. https://bit.ly/2Z6XNbJ
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