CivilianGuardians
Civilians and the Space Force work side by side to keep our nation and its operations in space secure.
CivilianCareerFields
Space Operations
From surveillance to satellite command and control, they ensure our operations are in check and ahead of threats before they arrive.
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Science and Engineering
Covering an array of specialities, they develop and deploy the world’s most-complex space systems.
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Developmental Engineering
Covering both aeronautical and mechanical specialities, they’re integral to keeping our hardware and software safe from intrusion.
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Apply through our Air Force Civilian Service site, and upon review, a Space Force Civilian Recruiter will reach out to you when we find a match to your experience and expertise.
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You’ll be invited for a virtual interview where you’ll answer questions regarding your interests and qualifications.
Once selected, you’ll be onboarded based on your qualifications and desired position.
CivilianBenefits
Benefits to accelerate your future, in uniform and out.
Competitive Salary
Our salaries for civilian employees compare well within the employment marketplace. All are based on years of experience, job title and station location.
Insurance
The Space Force offers civilian employees and their families premier insurance options with no waiting period to qualify. These include pre-tax Flexible Spending Accounts with no out-of-pocket healthcare costs, dental and vision programs, long-term care insurance and group life insurance.
Retirement
The Space Force offers immediate coverage through a tiered Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS), which includes a basic benefits plan, Social Security and Thrift Savings Plan (TSP).
The Thrift Savings Plan is similar to a 401(k). You can transfer or roll over funds from an existing plan into your account where you’ll instantly receive one percent agency contributions with up to five percent matching. Additionally, members can buy back military time and put it toward their civilian retirement.
Work-life Balance
The Space Force values a strong balance between work, family and other responsibilities. Therefore, 40-hour workweeks are the norm, and we maximize the use of remote work. Your work schedule will be predictable, yet flexible, giving you time to handle your personal needs as they arise.
As a Space Force Civilian employee, you’ll likely work at a nearby Space Force base where we offer many family-friendly amenities such as child care, entertainment, shopping and recreation facilities, giving you plenty of ways to enjoy time outside of work hours within a close vicinity.
Explore civilian opportunities
If you’re interested in learning more about civilian opportunities in the Space Force, visit the Air Force Civilian Service’s site to view existing openings and stay updated as new jobs become available.