The event will be at the college’s Conference Center, 444 W. Third St., Dayton, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dec. 7 and 8.
“AFRL cultivates a large science and technology workforce, and is calling all scientists, engineers, technologists or contract and financial management specialists interested in applying their talents to make a difference for national defense,” the lab said Thursday.
Those interested should upload a resume in advance here.
A recruiter will schedule interviews at Sinclair beginning in room 116, AFRL said.
Parking will be in the underground garage C at 12 W. 4th St.
Open job categories include:
- computer scientists
- contracting specialists
- data analysts
- aerospace/aeronautical, electrical, electronics, mechanical, general and computer engineers
- financial management specialists
- physicists
AFRL oversees the Air Force’s technology and research and development work, overseeing AFWERX and the 711th Human Performance Wing (also based at Wright-Patterson), pushing the boundaries of modern technology and science. The lab has a workforce of more than 11,500 Airmen, Guardians, Department of Defense civilians and contractors, with an annual budget of some $3 billion.
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