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Title 32 Program Manager (Deputy Air Commander) (Mi 110th Wing) Job

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Advance Your Career: Deputy Air Commander at the MI 110th Wing

The Michigan Air National Guard offers a unique opportunity for high-level leadership. We are currently recruiting for a Title 32 Program Manager, serving as the Deputy Air Commander for the 110th Wing in Battle Creek. This role is essential for ensuring that our aviation units remain mission-ready and fully supported by efficient administrative and operational processes.

Job Responsibilities

As the Deputy Air Commander, you will:

  • Provide comprehensive leadership for the 110th Wing.
  • Oversee multi-million dollar budgets.
  • Coordinate with state and federal leaders on mission-critical policy.
  • Manage diverse programs including health, fitness, and hazard abatement.

Requirements

Candidates must be current Michigan Air National Guard members and hold an O6 grade. Applicants must demonstrate 54 months of specialized experience in managing programs and organizational resources.

Salary and Comparison

The position offers a competitive salary structure commensurate with federal standards.

Feature Details
Salary Range $125,776 - $163,514
Location Battle Creek, MI
Employment Type Title 32 Excepted Service
Security Clearance Required

Benefits

Employees enjoy robust federal benefits, including retirement planning, comprehensive healthcare, and the pride of serving in one of the most respected organizations in the country.

Application Tips

Remember to submit a clear, 2-page federal resume. Ensure your Career Data Brief is saved as a PDF and attached correctly. Double-check all dates and hours to ensure your experience meets the 54-month requirement.

If you have the leadership skills to support the 110th Wing and maintain the high standards of the Air National Guard, apply today to lead our team forward.

Why This Title 32 Program Manager (Deputy Air Commander) (Mi 110th Wing) Job Matters

Take command as the Deputy Air Commander for the Michigan Air National Guard and lead the 110th Wing toward mission success and operational excellence.

Title 32 Program Manager (Deputy Air Commander) (Mi 110th Wing) Job Overview

The Michigan Air National Guard is seeking an experienced leader to serve as a Title 32 Program Manager (Deputy Air Commander) for the 110th Wing in Battle Creek, Michigan. This critical leadership role serves as the primary assistant to the Air Commander, overseeing unit operations, personnel management, and long-term strategic planning. The incumbent will be responsible for balancing the demands of peacetime readiness with the mobilization requirements of a wartime mission, ensuring that resources, facilities, and personnel are perfectly aligned with federal and state objectives.

Requirements for Title 32 Program Manager (Deputy Air Commander) (Mi 110th Wing)

  • Must be a current member of the Michigan Air National Guard.
  • Must possess the military grade of O6.
  • 54 months of specialized experience in program management, analytical techniques, and organizational leadership.
  • Demonstrated ability to identify solutions, develop policies, and manage organizational resources effectively.
  • Ability to maintain military and full-time personnel readiness.
  • Must be able to pass a drug test and meet security clearance requirements.

Preferred Qualifications for Title 32 Program Manager (Deputy Air Commander) (Mi 110th Wing)

  • Extensive experience in military organizational staff procedures.
  • Proven track record in fiscal management, including budget justification and execution.
  • Strong proficiency in managing complex programs such as Hazard Abatement, Public Affairs, and Disaster Response.
  • Experience in negotiating host/tenant agreements and inter-service collaboration.

Federal Benefits & Perks

  • βœ“Federal employee benefits package
  • βœ“Comprehensive health and wellness programs
  • βœ“Retirement and pension opportunities
  • βœ“Professional development and career progression
  • βœ“Service to the nation and local community

πŸ’‘ How to Apply Title 32 Program Manager (Deputy Air Commander) (Mi 110th Wing) Job & Insider Tips

Application Steps for Title 32 Program Manager (Deputy Air Commander) (Mi 110th Wing) Job

  1. Log in or create an account on the USAJOBS portal.
  2. Prepare a detailed federal resume (limit to 2 pages) including specific dates and hours worked.
  3. Obtain your official Career Data Brief (CDB) via the virtual Military Personnel Flight (vMPF).
  4. Complete the online Occupational Questionnaire.
  5. Submit your resume, SF-50 (if applicable), and military documentation.
  6. Review your application status via the USAJOBS dashboard.

πŸ’‘ General Tips

  • Ensure your resume includes specific dates (MM/YYYY) and hours worked per week for every position.
  • Do not use generic descriptions; align your experience directly with the specialized requirements listed.
  • If you are a current or former federal employee, ensure your most recent SF-50 is included in your package.
  • Upload all documents well before the deadline to account for virus scanning delays.
  • Avoid using personally identifiable information (PII) or photos in your resume.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is military membership required for this position?

Yes, this is a Title 32 National Guard position, which strictly requires active membership in the Michigan Air National Guard.

What is the education requirement?

There is no substitution of education allowed for the specialized experience required for this role.

What should I do if I am currently at a higher military grade than the position allows?

You may still apply; however, you must be willing to administratively reduce your grade prior to the appointment date.

Job from Air National Guard Units

The National Guard is the oldest component of the U.S. Armed Forces, dedicated to both domestic emergency support and national defense. Serving in the Michigan Air National Guard means contributing to a team that balances local community engagement with global military readiness.