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8/26/2023 8:22:00 AM EDT
[#1]
Our company has several immediate Field Service Engineer position in New England. Augusta, ME, Boston, Hartford (3 positions). If your a .mil electronics/maintainer/lab tech, your qualified. This is a Clinical engineering position, requires travel to area hospitals to perform maintenance and repair to STAT lab instruments. Company car and gas card provided.

If your interested, please drop me a line so I can point you in the right direction with a referral.

Slow is smooth, smooth is fast.

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7/16/2025 7:23:56 AM EDT
[Last Edit: Miles_Urbanus][Edited] [#2]
Is this site, militaryhire.com still relevant today? OP is from 2004! Any other recommended sites?
"An unarmed man can only flee from evil, and evil is not overcome by fleeing from it." --Col. Jeff Cooper
7/16/2025 7:58:48 AM EDT
[#3]
I don't know about the militaryhires site, but you might try clearedjobs.net or just googling "security clearance jobs" assuming you have an active security clearance.

Otherwise, the heyday of military contracting is more or less over. At least the high paying sweet contracts like we saw in Iraq and Afg. And the contracts that are left have a lot of competition for spots with guys already in the system that have been bouncing from contract to contract for the last 10-15 years.

I am not actively looking for a job at this point, but it seems like a lot of places are using AI to filter resumes, and you'll apply a lot and not get a lot of call backs unless you're exceptionally qualified for the job. Maybe you can figure out how to use AI to apply to jobs for you.

I finished 3 years of contracting in Afghanistan and there was really nowhere else for me to go, so I went back to school for a masters and applied to hundreds of jobs and never even had an interview, and ended up finding a job through an old college friend - and then after a while I found a better job via a different connection that I contacted with my resume. Networking seems to be the only way to get your foot in the door these days, but I guess that was always the best way to find good opportunities.

Think about who you know from your career that might be able to put your resume in front of the right person somewhere?



7/16/2025 9:35:30 PM EDT
[Last Edit: Miles_Urbanus][Edited] [#4]
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Originally Posted By Daggertt:
I don't know about the militaryhires site, but you might try clearedjobs.net or just googling "security clearance jobs" assuming you have an active security clearance.

Otherwise, the heyday of military contracting is more or less over. At least the high paying sweet contracts like we saw in Iraq and Afg. And the contracts that are left have a lot of competition for spots with guys already in the system that have been bouncing from contract to contract for the last 10-15 years.

I am not actively looking for a job at this point, but it seems like a lot of places are using AI to filter resumes, and you'll apply a lot and not get a lot of call backs unless you're exceptionally qualified for the job. Maybe you can figure out how to use AI to apply to jobs for you.

I finished 3 years of contracting in Afghanistan and there was really nowhere else for me to go, so I went back to school for a masters and applied to hundreds of jobs and never even had an interview, and ended up finding a job through an old college friend - and then after a while I found a better job via a different connection that I contacted with my resume. Networking seems to be the only way to get your foot in the door these days, but I guess that was always the best way to find good opportunities.

Think about who you know from your career that might be able to put your resume in front of the right person somewhere?



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Thanks! Just trying to help a Marine buddy who left govt for big contracting money and now the contract is up soon.
"An unarmed man can only flee from evil, and evil is not overcome by fleeing from it." --Col. Jeff Cooper
9/16/2026 12:58:06 PM EDT
[#5]
DAMN!!! I'm glad to see this thread is still up and running after all of these years! Very cool.  

On a related note...the oilfield and renewables fields both hire veterans almost as a preference.  

Hope you're all well!  

Styk

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