Air Mobility Command

Air Mobility Command is the Air Force major command responsible for airlift, aerial refueling and aeromedical evacuation, moving people and cargo for the whole Department of Defense and keeping other aircraft flying through air refueling. It is headquartered at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois and operates mobility wings at bases across the country. Its civilian workforce covers the engineering, financial, personnel, operations support and training functions that keep the fleet and its bases running.

Recent listings have included general engineers, budget analysts, program analysts, an accounting clerk, a human resources supervisor for employee and labor relations, an attorney, a safety and occupational health manager, a diplomatic clearance specialist, a supervisory air operations specialist for contingency operations, a unit deployment manager, a force deployment and readiness program manager, an education services specialist, a training and curriculum specialist, a mobile equipment operator leader and a historian.

Applying tip: many AMC positions sit on flying bases and support operations around the clock, so announcements spell out shift work, travel and deployment support duties; read them before deciding whether the job fits. Our Air Force guide explains how civilian hiring is organized across the major commands.