Maintain the Fleet, Lead with Precision, and Shape the Future of Naval Aviation

Are you ready to apply your skills in aviation maintenance and logistics to support the Navy’s fleet and advance your career? Watch the video below to see how Navy Reserve Aviation Maintenance Duty Officers are ensuring mission readiness and leading the way in naval aviation maintenance.

As a Navy Reserve Aviation Maintenance Duty Officer (AMDO), you will develop, establish, and implement maintenance and material management policies that support naval aircraft, airborne weapons, and related support equipment across the fleet. This role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to national security, gain advanced technical expertise, and lead critical operations in aviation maintenance—all while balancing military service with your civilian career.

Why Become a Navy Reserve Aviation Maintenance Duty Officer?

Aviation Maintenance Duty Officers are the Navy’s experts in aircraft maintenance, material management, and logistics. You will lead maintenance operations that ensure the readiness and performance of Navy aircraft and systems. By joining this elite community, you’ll play a crucial role in supporting naval aviation and advancing your career in both military and civilian sectors.

Key Responsibilities:

Develop and implement maintenance and material management policies for naval aircraft and systems.
Lead maintenance teams in operational and shore-based environments, ensuring aircraft readiness and mission success.
Oversee logistics and material management processes to support fleet operations.
Collaborate with other military branches, government agencies, and contractors to enhance maintenance efficiency and performance.

Training and Development:

The US Navy Reserve prioritizes your professional growth. As an Aviation Maintenance Duty Officer, you will receive specialized training, including:

Aviation Maintenance Officer School
Advanced Aviation Maintenance Management Course (mid-career)
Continuous education and professional development to ensure your skills remain sharp and relevant throughout your career.

Opportunities for Growth:

As a Navy Reserve Aviation Maintenance Duty Officer, you will have the opportunity for challenging assignments across a range of commands, including:

Fleet Readiness Centers (FRC): Oversee critical maintenance and repair operations.
Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA): Manage acquisition processes and contract oversight.
Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR): Lead program management and logistics support for naval aviation.
Navy Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP): Ensure efficient material and supply chain management to support fleet operations.

Who We’re Looking For:

We are seeking highly motivated professionals with expertise in aviation maintenance, logistics, and material management. Ideal candidates meet the following criteria:

Citizenship: Applicants must be U.S. citizens.
Age: Applicants must be at least 18 years old and less than 42 years old at the time of commissioning. Prior qualifying service will be considered for year-for-year credit up to age 50. Waivers beyond age 54 will not be considered.
Education: Bachelor’s degree with a focus on engineering, aviation maintenance, or a related field. Relevant military or civilian experience in aviation maintenance, logistics, or program management is highly preferred.
Security Clearance: Applicants must be eligible to obtain a security clearance.
Commitment to Excellence: A strong dedication to developing your leadership and technical expertise is essential.

What You’ll Gain:

Leadership Experience: Strengthen your leadership skills in both military and civilian contexts.
Global Impact: Play a vital role in national security by ensuring the readiness of Navy aircraft and systems.
Professional Growth: Benefit from continuous training and development to advance your career in aviation maintenance and logistics.
Work-Life Balance: Serve part-time, allowing you to balance your military service with your civilian career and personal life.

Apply Today

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