Science & Mathematics Careers: Innovate for Fleet Readiness. Solve for Success.

The US Fleet Forces Command ensures global naval superiority by providing combat-ready forces that can deter and respond to challenges across the full spectrum of conflict. Our scientists and mathematicians provide the critical knowledge, solutions, and analytical power that keep the Fleet technologically advanced and operationally prepared.

Why Join Our Science & Mathematics Team

· Mission-Focused Research: Apply your expertise to address real-world challenges that directly impact Fleet readiness and national security.

· Cutting-Edge Applications: Work on projects spanning oceanography, materials science, data analytics, modeling, and simulation, and more.

· Collaborative Environment: Join a team of brilliant minds, partnering with engineers, operations specialists, and other stakeholders.

· Professional Growth: Benefit from opportunities for continuous learning, conferences, and potential for advanced research work.

· Great Benefits: Enjoy a comprehensive federal benefits package and work/life balance.

Our Science & Mathematics Needs

· Oceanographers & Meteorologists: Analyze oceanographic and weather data to optimize Fleet operations and ensure mission success.

· Materials Scientists: Research and develop new materials and coatings for ships, submarines, and other maritime systems.

· Data Scientists & Statisticians: Analyze large datasets to inform decision-making, resource allocation, and predict maintenance needs.

· Mathematicians: Develop and apply mathematical models to optimize Fleet operations, logistics, and combat systems.

· Operations Research Analysts: Use advanced analytical techniques to solve complex problems and make data-driven recommendations.

Types of Positions

· Early Career Opportunities: Launch your career in a dynamic environment with mentorship and support for new scientists and mathematicians.

· Experienced Professionals: Bring your specialized knowledge to bear on complex projects with a significant impact.

· Research & Development Roles: Engage in cutting-edge research to advance the capabilities of the Fleet.

What We Look For

· Advanced Degrees: Typically, Master's or PhDs in relevant STEM fields (Physics, Mathematics, Engineering, Oceanography, Computer Science, etc.)

· Analytical Mindset: Ability to translate data and complex concepts into actionable insights.

· Problem-Solving Skills: Innovative approaches to tackle unique challenges impacting Fleet readiness.

· Communication Skills: Clearly articulate findings and recommendations to technical and non-technical audiences.

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