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Goldbelt

Runs federal contracting and Alaska commercial businesses

Weapons Duty Officer - Weapons Duty Officer, Standardization and Evaluation

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/15/2026Deadline 10/2/27
No salary listed
Mid
Gunsan-si, Jeonbuk State, South Korea
In Person
Administrative & Executive AssistanceAdministrative Support
US Citizenship Required

About the job

Requirements
  • Strong Microsoft Office skills.
  • A minimum of 3–4 years of related experience.
  • Must hold a Secret clearance and have access to Special Access Programs (SAPs).
  • Must be a U.S. citizen.
  • Ability to travel.
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills to interact effectively with crew members and internal teams.
  • Strong attention to detail and ability to multitask in a dynamic, high-pressure environment.
  • Ability to think critically and make decisions quickly, especially in time-sensitive situations.
Responsibilities
  • Execute duties in accordance with unit Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
  • Maintain accountability of all aircraft media and classified material assigned to the unit while on duty.
  • Format and load aircraft media as requested.
  • Assemble media sign-out logs for each aircraft go.
  • Ensure all pilots and Weapon Systems Officers comply with weapons read-file signoffs before media is issued.
  • Execute Weapon Storage Vault procedures in accordance with SOPs.
  • Download Weapon Storage Vault data onto computer systems as requested.
  • Download weapons events and print employment sheets.
  • Prepare JAAM shots as requested by flight leads.
  • Assist the Weapons Officer and Electronic Countermeasures Officer with Operational Flight Program tracking, read-file management, and other tasks.
  • Provide Range Training Officer administrative support.
  • Maintain accountability and control of flight-testing materials.
  • Perform duties as the squadron Technical Order Distribution Account manager in accordance with Technical Order 00-5-1 and Flight Crew Information File library manager in accordance with Air Force Instructions.
  • Manage squadron hard-copy and electronic libraries of standardized reference materials as directed by Air Force Instructions or local supplements. This includes Air Force Instructions, Technical Orders, Air Force Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures manuals, and Joint Publications. Maintain online accounts and distribution accounts with the agencies required to sustain access to current library materials.
  • Manage the Technical Order library, flying-related publications, and checklists through the Technical Order Distribution Account and Enhanced Technical Information Management System to ensure they are current.
  • Ensure all Flight Information Publications are current and accessible to all aircrew.
  • Maintain the Flight Crew Information File and any additional read-file libraries, including OGRF, SRF, and SOFRF.
  • Ensure briefing-room and mission-planning materials, including local-area maps, training-rule publications, checklists, and Special Interest Items, are current and serviceable.
  • Develop standardized briefing-room aids as directed by the Chief of Standardization and Evaluation to ensure mission spaces comply with Air Force Instruction requirements for posted information and available reference material.
  • Interface with Host Aviation Resource Management personnel to update the Aviation Resource Management System or its future equivalent as required.
  • Coordinate with the training officer to review and update student and permanent-party records, folders, and grade books in accordance with applicable Air Force Instructions 11-202V2 and 11-2MDS-V2, associated MAJCOM and installation supplements, and locally developed guidance.
  • Notify crewmembers, scheduling personnel, and unit leadership of upcoming and overdue testing, evaluation, and training requirements by email, telephone, or in person.
  • Perform testing administrator duties and functions for the unit.
  • Conduct monthly reviews of aircrews entering the first month of their evaluation eligibility period.
  • Interpret Air Force Instructions and provide guidance to personnel assigned to Standardization and Evaluation shops to help track squadron personnel's training and readiness status.
  • Serve as the Wing Electronic Flight Bag system administrator, ensuring devices are configured, issued, tracked, updated, and maintained as required. May also serve as the Wing Electronic Flight Bag Mobile Device Management administrator.
  • Assist Technical Order Distribution Officers in providing aircrews with current electronic flight publications and guidance on approved methods to keep required publications up to date on the Electronic Flight Bag.
  • Provide the Major Command Electronic Flight Bag Program Manager with feedback on operational assessments and development of Electronic Flight Bag solutions.
  • Perform other duties as needed.
Desired Qualifications
  • Possesses a Top Secret clearance.
  • Experience working in a Flying Squadron, Group, or Wing Weapons Duty Officer position office.
  • Experience working with PEX/GTIMS or similar proprietary Standardization and Evaluation programs.

About the company

Goldbelt is a for-profit parent corporation whose subsidiaries serve federal agencies and commercial customers while advancing the economic and cultural well-being of Tlingit and Haida shareholders. Its federal businesses span cybersecurity and information technology, healthcare and medical services, construction, engineering, logistics, and procurement. The group earns revenue through government contracts and commercial operations, with subsidiaries delivering services and products nationwide. The Alaska Division supports its community through investments in local economic development across Southeast Alaska. Founded in 1973 and incorporated in 1974, Goldbelt is headquartered in Juneau, Alaska.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Juneau, AK

Founded

1973

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What believers are saying

  • Careers span several operating businesses: Goldbelt reports 24 subsidiaries and 2,120 employees worldwide.
  • Hiring preferences favor eligible communities: Goldbelt gives shareholders and Native community members priority for employment and training.
  • Cybersecurity certification expands contract eligibility: Goldbelt earned defense Level 2 certification in October 2026 for handling sensitive information.

What critics are saying

  • Some offers depend on contract awards: Goldbelt's recruiting FAQ says proposal-based jobs are not guaranteed before a contract win.
  • Federal margins are narrowing: February 2026's outlook forecast $550 million gross revenue for 2026 but lower net results.
  • A federal contracting pathway faces pressure: Goldbelt's CEO cited threats to the 8(a) program in February 2026.

What makes Goldbelt unique

  • Ownership is rooted in one community: Goldbelt is Juneau's urban corporation under Alaska's Native land settlement.
  • Goldbelt connects cruise visitors with Mount Roberts: it operates Southeast Alaska's only aerial tramway above Juneau.
  • Former logging land has a different role: Goldbelt's Hobart Bay timber is protected through a carbon-credit program.

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