Become a Meteorological Technician with the Georgia Air National Guard

Are you a detail-oriented professional with a passion for meteorology and aviation safety? The Georgia Air National Guard is currently seeking a skilled Meteorological Technician to join the 116 OSS at Robins Air Force Base. This role is essential to providing the accurate atmospheric data required to keep our nation's aircrews safe and informed.

Job Responsibilities

As a Meteorological Technician, your work is the backbone of mission execution. You will:

Analyze complex weather regimes and terrain to provide Mission Execution Forecasts (MEF).
Advise senior staff on 'go/no-go' decisions based on terminal aerodrome and landing zone conditions.
Operate advanced meteorological workstations, radar, and satellite imagery software.
Issue critical advisories, watches, and warnings for dangerous weather events.
Provide technical guidance to junior personnel and participate in squadron briefings.

Comparison of Requirements

Criteria	Requirement
Clearance	Secret
Status	Dual Status (Guard Member)
AFSC	1W051
Experience	24 Months Specialized

Requirements

To be considered for this position, you must be a current member of the Air National Guard, Air Force Reserve, or Active Duty Air Force. Candidates must have extensive experience in measuring meteorological phenomena and documenting atmospheric characteristics. Precise record-keeping and data collection are non-negotiable.

Salary and Benefits

This position offers a competitive salary range of $61,111 to $79,443 annually, reflective of the technical nature of the work. As a federal employee, you will also have access to comprehensive benefits designed to support you and your family.

How to Apply

Prepare a detailed resume including specific dates (month/year) of all employment.
Ensure all required documentation, including your RIP, is ready for upload.
Log in to USAJOBS to complete the occupational questionnaire.
Submit your application package before the deadline.

Serving as a Meteorological Technician at Robins AFB is an opportunity to combine your technical meteorological skills with a mission that truly matters. If you meet the qualifications and are ready to advance your career, we encourage you to submit your application today.

Why This Meteorological Technician - Title 32 Job Matters

Elevate your career with the Georgia Air National Guard: Master the skies by providing critical meteorological intelligence as a Meteorological Technician at Robins AFB.

Meteorological Technician - Title 32 Job Overview

The Georgia Air National Guard is seeking a dedicated Meteorological Technician (GS-1341-09) to join the 116 OSS at Robins AFB. This is a full-time, Title 32 Excepted Service position requiring dual status membership in the Air National Guard. In this role, you will provide vital weather support to Air Force, Army, and DoD missions, ensuring aircrews have the precise data needed for safe and effective operations globally.

Requirements for Meteorological Technician - Title 32

Must be a current member of the Air National Guard, Air Force Reserve, or Active Duty Air Force.
Must hold a military grade of E-5.
Must possess AFSC: 1W051 qualification.
Minimum of 24 months of specialized experience in atmospheric data analysis, plotting, and recording.
Experience operating meteorological instrumentation, radar, and computer workstations.
Ability to obtain and maintain a Secret security clearance.

Preferred Qualifications for Meteorological Technician - Title 32

Completion of relevant undergraduate coursework in meteorology or physical sciences (up to 12 months of experience substitution possible).
Proven track record of mission-critical weather forecasting for aviation.
Experience in providing technical guidance to lower-graded personnel.

Federal Benefits & Perks

✓Comprehensive federal benefits package.
✓Career advancement opportunities within the Air National Guard.
✓Professional development and technical training.
✓Supportive work environment dedicated to national security.

💡 How to Apply Meteorological Technician - Title 32 Job & Insider Tips

Application Steps for Meteorological Technician - Title 32 Job

Create or update your profile on the USAJOBS portal.
Review the full position requirements and occupational questionnaire.
Prepare your resume with clear beginning and ending dates (month/year) for all experience.
Gather necessary documentation, including your RIP (Report on Individual Personnel).
Submit your application package online before the closing date.
Monitor your status through the USAJOBS dashboard.

💡 General Tips

Quantify your experience; use specific examples of how your weather data influenced a mission.
Ensure your resume explicitly details the dates of employment—missing dates lead to disqualification.
Do not copy and paste the vacancy announcement into your resume; HR professionals require your own words.
Double-check that your military AFSC matches the required 1W051 code.
Submit your application early to account for potential document scan times.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a civilian or military position?

This is a Title 32 Excepted Service position, which is a dual-status role requiring you to maintain membership in the Air National Guard.

Can I substitute education for the required experience?

Yes, you may substitute up to 12 months of specialized experience with successful completion of relevant undergraduate study, provided you submit official transcripts.

What happens if I submit my resume without employment dates?

Your application will likely be considered unqualified. You must provide beginning and ending dates in Month/Year format for all listed positions.

Job from Air National Guard Units

The National Guard is the oldest branch of the U.S. Armed Forces, with a deep-seated tradition of protecting our communities and our nation. When you join the Georgia Air National Guard, you are becoming part of a team committed to service, excellence, and the protection of the state of Georgia and the United States.