Air Combat Command

Air Combat Command (ACC) is the Air Force major command that organizes, trains and equips the service’s combat air forces: fighter, attack, reconnaissance, rescue and command-and-control aircraft, together with intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance and cyber units. It is headquartered at Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia, and its civilian workforce supports flying operations, personnel, community programs, IT and planning on its wings’ bases.

Recent listings have included unit program coordinators, a flight operations scheduler, a unit deployment manager, an operations management specialist, a supervisory joint exercise specialist, a supervisory plans and programs specialist, a supervisory program analyst, a supervisory manpower and personnel specialist, a human resources specialist for recruitment and placement, a military pay technician, a community programs specialist, a supervisory community services specialist, an investigation and inquiries specialist, a supervisory IT cybersecurity specialist and a supervisory systems administration IT specialist.

Applying tip: many ACC civilian positions sit inside operational wings and require a security clearance and on-site presence, so read the location and conditions of employment before assuming any telework. Our Air Force guide explains how the Air Force’s civilian hiring is organized across its commands.