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Summary
About the Company
The Navy Reserve's mission is to provide trained units and qualified persons available for active duty in the armed forces, in time of war or national emergency, and at such other times as the national security may require, to fill the needs of the armed forces whenever more units and persons are needed than are in the regular components.
About the Role
Reserve Naval Officer (non-medical) in the United States Navy Reserve with prior commission to serve in a part-time capacity supporting mission execution, team development, and organizational effectiveness through monthly drill weekends, annual training and ongoing professional development. Committed to service, continuous improvement, and leading with integrity both in uniform and civilian career environments.
Benefits include:
- Drill and annual training pay
- GI Bill transfer eligibility
- Low-cost health insurance options through TRICARE Reserve Select
- Retirement points toward military pension
- Access to military base facilities and benefits
- Opportunities for travel, training and advancement
Available designators:
- Surface Warfare
- Submarine Warfare
- SEAL
- EOD
- Pilot
- Naval Flight Officer
- Human Resources
- Engineering Duty Officer
- AEDO
- AMDO
- Public Affairs
- Strategic Sealift Officer
- Foreign Affair Officer
- Oceanography
- Cryptological Warfare
- Information Professional
- Intelligence
- Maritime Space Officer
- Maritime Cyber Warfare Officer
- JAG
- Supply Corps
- Civilian Engineer Corps
Qualifications
- Prior commission in the US Navy or US Navy Reserve
- FULLY Qualified in any designator listed above
Pay range and compensation package
- Drill weekend: four days of base base
- Annual training: full pay for the duration of training
- Signing bonus for eligible ranks and designators
- Retention bonuses for eligible ranks and designators
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Job Description
About the Company
The Navy Reserve's mission is to provide trained units and qualified persons available for active duty in the armed forces, in time of war or national emergency, and at such other times as the national security may require, to fill the needs of the armed forces whenever more units and persons are needed than are in the regular components.
About the Role
Reserve Naval Officer (non-medical) in the United States Navy Reserve with prior commission to serve in a part-time capacity supporting mission execution, team development, and organizational effectiveness through monthly drill weekends, annual training and ongoing professional development. Committed to service, continuous improvement, and leading with integrity both in uniform and civilian career environments.
Benefits include:
- Drill and annual training pay
- GI Bill transfer eligibility
- Low-cost health insurance options through TRICARE Reserve Select
- Retirement points toward military pension
- Access to military base facilities and benefits
- Opportunities for travel, training and advancement
Available designators:
- Surface Warfare
- Submarine Warfare
- SEAL
- EOD
- Pilot
- Naval Flight Officer
- Human Resources
- Engineering Duty Officer
- AEDO
- AMDO
- Public Affairs
- Strategic Sealift Officer
- Foreign Affair Officer
- Oceanography
- Cryptological Warfare
- Information Professional
- Intelligence
- Maritime Space Officer
- Maritime Cyber Warfare Officer
- JAG
- Supply Corps
- Civilian Engineer Corps
Qualifications
- Prior commission in the US Navy or US Navy Reserve
- FULLY Qualified in any designator listed above
Pay range and compensation package
- Drill weekend: four days of base base
- Annual training: full pay for the duration of training
- Signing bonus for eligible ranks and designators
- Retention bonuses for eligible ranks and designators
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