U.S. Pacific Fleet
32 remote or telework-eligible positions · federal agency
U.S. Pacific Fleet is the Navy’s fleet command for the Pacific and Indian Oceans, headquartered at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Its civilian workforce supports the fleet from shore commands, maintenance and industrial activities and fleet headquarters across the region, from the West Coast and Hawaii to Japan and Guam, with engineering, science, logistics and business roles behind the ships, submarines and aircraft.
Recent listings have included physical science technicians, engineering technicians, mechanical, general and interdisciplinary engineers, a naval architect, a health physicist, an industrial hygienist, a shipbuilding specialist, a contract specialist, visual information specialists including technical imaging, an IT specialist for networks, an emergency management specialist and an administrative investigator.
Applying tip: many Pacific Fleet civilian jobs are at industrial sites and ask for a physical, a security clearance or both, and overseas locations carry their own rules on tour length and eligibility, so read the conditions of employment and the duty location carefully. Engineering titles carry the positive education requirement of the professional engineering series. The engineering guide covers how Navy engineering announcements are written.
Our inventory holds 32 open listings from U.S. Pacific Fleet: all telework eligible. 19 were posted in the last 30 days, the newest on Oct 6, 2026. Advertised pay runs $38,011 to $183,782 a year, typically about $89,455. GS grades range from 4 to 14. The most common job families: Physical Science Technician (4), Equipment Facilities, and Services (3), General Engineering (3). Figures as of Oct 6, 2026, refreshed daily.