What are the responsibilities and job description for the Developmental Engineer position at United States Air Force?
Advancing Our Operations
In order to accomplish our missions, our technology cannot have any failures. Developmental Engineers cover a wide range of specialties including aeronautical and computer systems, flight test and mechanical engineering. They provide advanced skills and knowledge in their respective areas.
Key Responsibilities
- Planning and implementation of projects
- Ensuring the success of operations worldwide
Requirements
Candidates must meet specific requirements before joining the Air Force. These include:
- Meeting background and health standards set by the Air Force, Department of Defense, and federal law
- Obtaining a Bachelor's degree in an engineering field related to one of the following specialties: aerospace, aeronautical, astronautical, computer, electrical, electronics, communication, or mechanical
- Completing the Defence Acquisition University, Fundamentals of Systems Acquisition Management course, or Acquisition Fundamentals course
- Finishing the Air Force Flight Test Engineer course or equivalent
- Having at least 24 months of experience in a qualified position, a master's degree in a specified discipline with 12 months of experience, or a Doctor of Philosophy degree in a specified discipline
- Completing Officer Training School (OTS), Air Force Academy (AFA), or Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC)
- Being between the ages of 18 and not having reached your 42nd birthday
