Finding a Job

Being a Soldier isn't the only way to serve in the Army. The Army Civilian Corps consists of experienced civilian personnel committed to serving the nation. Army civilians are an integral part of the Army team and are members of the executive branch of the federal government. They fill positions on Army staffs and sustain base operations that would otherwise have to be filled by military personnel. They provide mission-essential capability, stability and continuity during war and peace in support of the nation. It’s a mission that Army civilians take personally. On this page, you can find useful information to help you embark on an Army Civilian Career of your own.

Sonia Zanfavero
“I like my work because I'm always learning and always working to resolve new problems that arise... In this job I actually have the opportunity to analyze data, which is something I really enjoy," said Sonia Zanfavero, a Workforce Management Analyst at Logistics Readiness Center Italy.
CW3 Dennis Harris
“Working at ASC has allowed me to do something outside what I am used to. There is a great sense of maturity at ASC. There is a wealth of knowledge and experience for me to absorb here," said CW3 Dennis Harris, a 255A Data Operations Warrant Officer at ASC HQ G6.
Sarah Nadermann
“I love working at ASC! ASC gives you the unique ability to interact with military, Civilians, and foreign nationals across the CONUS and OCONUS enterprise. It allows you to understand the intricate responsibilities of a logistics command," said Sarah Nadermann, a management analyst at ASC HQ G8.
Chalon Conley-Mosley
“Being here has really shown me what we do for the community. I appreciate this community so much more than I think I ever realized that I needed," said Chalon Conley-Mosley, a quality assurance/quality control inspector at Logistics Readiness Center Daegu
Hayato Sato
“One of the most rewarding aspects of working at LRC-Honshu is seeing employees apply the skills and knowledge from the training sessions I’ve conducted in their daily tasks. It’s incredibly fulfilling to know that my efforts contribute to their safety and efficiency," said Hayato Sato, a safety program administrator at Logistics Readiness Center Honshu
Tim Hood
“As a Civilian I like to feel like I am still in the fight supporting the broader mission in helping with daily operations that have an impact," said Tim Hood, an Information technology specialist at ASC HQ G6.
Carmen Loveless
“It makes me feel good to know I have a responsibility to our Soldiers and their Families to ensure they are taken care of. I have been here doing this since 2004, and I really love my job," said Carmen Loveless, a Transportation quality control inspector at Logistics Readiness Center Ansbach.
Cho, Dae Hyeon
“I love working at AFSBn-NEA because it gives me the unique opportunity to contribute to mission-critical operations in a strategic region, ensuring the readiness and support of U.S. and allied forces," said Cho, Dae Hyeon, a Korean Service Corps logistics management specialist at Army Fielf Support Battalion Northeast Asia.
Terry Johnston
“I have invested two decades supporting the command’s mission and can honestly say it has been a positive experience. In government service, success cannot be achieved alone, it takes a team," said Terry Johnston, an IT Specialist at ASC HQ G6.

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