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Aviation Resource Management Specialist - Title 32 Job

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Key Skills:Aviation Resource Management System (ARMS) operationsSQL and Database ManagementPolicy Interpretation and ComplianceTechnical Reporting and AnalysisFinancial Incentive Pay AuditingPersonnel AdministrationOperational Security (OPSEC)

Launch Your Career: Aviation Resource Management Specialist

Are you ready to blend your administrative expertise with the high-stakes world of military aviation? The Air National Guard is currently looking for a skilled professional to join the team as an Aviation Resource Management Specialist (GS-0301-09) at Robins AFB, Georgia. This role is essential for maintaining the operational readiness of aircrew members and ensuring that all aviation-related administrative functions are executed with precision and integrity.

Job Responsibilities

In this role, you will act as a management analyst for the Aviation Resource Management System (ARMS). Key duties include:

  • Managing database security and developing SQL-based applications for reporting.
  • Overseeing flying hour data for approximately 100 aircrew members.
  • Auditing flight pay entitlements (AvIP, CSIP, HDIP).
  • Providing technical guidance to aircrew and leadership regarding compliance.
  • Maintaining classified COMSEC materials.

Requirements

To be considered, you must demonstrate the following:

  • Active military membership (ANG, Reserve, or Active Duty).
  • E5 grade and AFSC 1C072 qualification.
  • 24 months of specialized experience in administrative and analytical roles.
  • Ability to pass a Secret security clearance.

Salary Overview

Position Salary Range
Aviation Resource Management Specialist $61,111 - $79,443 per year

Benefits

Employees enjoy robust federal benefits, which include comprehensive health insurance, federal retirement programs, and a professional environment focused on continuous training and mission success.

Application Tips

Ensure your resume clearly highlights your experience with ARMS or similar database systems. Always use month-and-year formatting for all job history entries. Finally, ensure your Air Force RIP is current and ready for submission.

Serving as an Aviation Resource Management Specialist is more than just a job; it is a critical contribution to the safety and readiness of our nation's aircrew. Apply today and take the next step in your federal career.

Why This Aviation Resource Management Specialist - Title 32 Job Matters

Elevate your career with the Air National Guard as an Aviation Resource Management Specialist and play a critical role in mission-ready operations.

Aviation Resource Management Specialist - Title 32 Job Overview

The 128th ACCS at Robins AFB, Georgia, is seeking a dedicated professional to serve as an Aviation Resource Management Specialist. This Title 32 Excepted Service position is a pivotal role for those with a background in aviation administration and database management. As a member of the Air National Guard, you will oversee essential flight data, ensure aircrew readiness, and maintain the integrity of complex aviation systems.

Requirements for Aviation Resource Management Specialist - Title 32

  • Must be a current member of the Air National Guard, Air Force Reserve, or Air Force Active Duty.
  • Possess a Military Grade of E5.
  • Must hold the compatible Military Assignment AFSC: 1C072.
  • 24 months of specialized experience, education, or training in compiling reports and providing technical guidance.
  • Demonstrated knowledge of administrative procedures, management practices, and computer/automation systems.
  • Ability to obtain and maintain a Secret security clearance.

Preferred Qualifications for Aviation Resource Management Specialist - Title 32

  • Proficiency in SQL and database design for complex reporting.
  • Expertise in Department of Defense and Air Force aviation policies and regulations.
  • Experience with Aviation Career Incentive Act (ACIA) pay structures.
  • Strong analytical skills for auditing pay discrepancies and compliance reporting.

Federal Benefits & Perks

  • βœ“Federal government health and retirement benefits
  • βœ“Opportunities for professional development and career advancement
  • βœ“Stable, full-time federal employment within the National Guard
  • βœ“Potential eligibility for Permanent Change of Station (PCS) allowances

πŸ’‘ How to Apply Aviation Resource Management Specialist - Title 32 Job & Insider Tips

Application Steps for Aviation Resource Management Specialist - Title 32 Job

  1. Log into or create your USAJOBS account.
  2. Review the full vacancy announcement and occupational questionnaire.
  3. Prepare your resume with clear dates of employment (Month/Year) and specific duties.
  4. Gather your required documents, specifically your Air Force Report on Individual Personnel (RIP).
  5. Complete the online application and upload all supporting files before the closing date.
  6. Monitor your status via the USAJOBS portal.

πŸ’‘ General Tips

  • Tailor your resume to specifically address the specialized experience requirements mentioned in the announcement.
  • Ensure your resume includes the number of hours worked per week for each listed job.
  • Do not copy/paste the position description into your resume, as this may disqualify your application.
  • Double-check your application for completeness before submitting to avoid delays in the hiring process.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a remote or telework-eligible position?

No, this position is based at Robins AFB and is not listed as telework-eligible.

Do I need to be a current military member to apply?

Yes, this position requires active membership in the Air National Guard, Air Force Reserve, or Active Duty Air Force.

Job from Air National Guard Units

As a component of the Department of the Air Force, the 128th ACCS and the broader Air National Guard serve a dual purpose: supporting state emergencies and contributing to national defense. Joining this team means becoming part of a historic organization dedicated to collective defense and community support.