Alltech International, Inc.

For anyone planning their transition out of active duty — or if you know someone who is. My company has a team of hardware break/fix engineers at Buckley AFB (Aurora, CO) and we're looking to expand. What makes it worth a look: Does not require prior hardware break/fix experience Strong fit for anyone with hands-on troubleshooting, comms, or general equipment support in a military environment Gives you exposure to a wide range of IT work on base, which has led people to move into other projects and more specialized roles over time If someone happens to have experience with: Desktop or server support Hardware troubleshooting / repair that’s a plus — but not required. Only real non-negotiable: Active TS/SCI with CI Poly Fully on-site role (no remote) If you’re transitioning soon, or have someone in your unit/network trying to figure out their next step, feel free to send them my way.

For anyone planning their transition out of active duty — or if you know someone who is. My company has a team of hardware break/fix engineers at Buckley AFB (Aurora, CO) and we're looking to expand. What makes it worth a look: Does not require prior hardware break/fix experience Strong fit for anyone with hands-on troubleshooting, comms, or general equipment support in a military environment Gives you exposure to a wide range of IT work on base, which has led people to move into other projects and more specialized roles over time If someone happens to have experience with: Desktop or server support Hardware troubleshooting / repair that’s a plus — but not required. Only real non-negotiable: Active TS/SCI with CI Poly Fully on-site role (no remote) If you’re transitioning soon, or have someone in your unit/network trying to figure out their next step, feel free to send them my way.

For anyone planning their transition out of active duty — or if you know someone who is. My company has a team of hardware break/fix engineers at Buckley AFB (Aurora, CO) and we're looking to expand. What makes it worth a look: Does not require prior hardware break/fix experience Strong fit for anyone with hands-on troubleshooting, comms, or general equipment support in a military environment Gives you exposure to a wide range of IT work on base, which has led people to move into other projects and more specialized roles over time If someone happens to have experience with: Desktop or server support Hardware troubleshooting / repair that’s a plus — but not required. Only real non-negotiable: Active TS/SCI with CI Poly Fully on-site role (no remote) If you’re transitioning soon, or have someone in your unit/network trying to figure out their next step, feel free to send them my way.

For anyone planning their transition out of active duty — or if you know someone who is. My company has a team of hardware break/fix engineers at Buckley AFB (Aurora, CO) and we're looking to expand. What makes it worth a look: Does not require prior hardware break/fix experience Strong fit for anyone with hands-on troubleshooting, comms, or general equipment support in a military environment Gives you exposure to a wide range of IT work on base, which has led people to move into other projects and more specialized roles over time If someone happens to have experience with: Desktop or server support Hardware troubleshooting / repair that’s a plus — but not required. Only real non-negotiable: Active TS/SCI with CI Poly Fully on-site role (no remote) If you’re transitioning soon, or have someone in your unit/network trying to figure out their next step, feel free to send them my way.

For anyone planning their transition out of active duty — or if you know someone who is. My company has a team of hardware break/fix engineers at Buckley AFB (Aurora, CO) and we're looking to expand. What makes it worth a look: Does not require prior hardware break/fix experience Strong fit for anyone with hands-on troubleshooting, comms, or general equipment support in a military environment Gives you exposure to a wide range of IT work on base, which has led people to move into other projects and more specialized roles over time If someone happens to have experience with: Desktop or server support Hardware troubleshooting / repair that’s a plus — but not required. Only real non-negotiable: Active TS/SCI with CI Poly Fully on-site role (no remote) If you’re transitioning soon, or have someone in your unit/network trying to figure out their next step, feel free to send them my way.