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30 Nov Hires Report Hire Heroes USA Confirmed Hires 2017 Through November 30 Service (Last) Branch Service Rank Other Hiring Company Name Position Hired For Army CW-2 Special Security Officer Navy CW-4 Black Knight Financial Services IT Production Manager Army CW-4 ASM Research Benefits Lead Army 0-1 General Dynamics Manufacturing Engineer Army 0-1 Scribe America Medical Scribe Gwinnett County Office of Strategy & Army 0-1 Performance Mgmt. Business Analyst Marines 0-1 Campus Hollywood Instructor- Theater History and Acting Air Force 0-1 Global Threat & Risk Analyst Navy 0-1 Advanced Systems Development Help Desk Specialist Army W-5 United Airlines Pilot Marines W-5 San Diego Passport Agency Passport Support Associate Army W-5 Selective Service System Program Analyst Marines W-5 Ulta Beauty Warehouse Manager Army W-5 DOD Pilot Military Program Analyst-Organization and Personnel Force Development Army W-5 US Army DOD Directorate Army W-5 NES Associates Technical Director Army W-5 Program Manager Army W-5 AFS Army Fleet Service Test Flight Pilot Army W-5 Investigator Navy W-5 R3 Strategic support Group Manager Army W-5 AFSC/Magellan Federal Training Center Manager Navy W-5 Naval Systems Incorporated Senior Logistics Analyst Army W-5 Aviation Specialties Unlimited Aviator Marines W-5 District Manager Army W-4 TFW - Tsay Ferguson-Williams Deputy Project Manager Army W-4 CACI International Lessons Learned Analyst Army W-4 Colorado Springs Police Department Criminal Investigator Army W-4 Intel Corporation D1D Manufacturing Technician Army W-4 Erickson Air Crane Pilot Army W-4 City of Overland Park Park Manager Army W-4 product support manager Army W-4 Air Methods Emergency Evacuation Helicopter Pilot Army W-4 CF Day CBT Trainer Army W-4 Jacobs AMP System Field Service Technician Army W-4 Boeing UAF Operator 3 Army W-4 NATO Headquarters Telecommunications Analyst Army W-4 Sam Tasby Middle School JROTC Instructor Army W-4 Department of the Army Quality Assurance Analyst BranD Energy anD Infrastructure Coast GuarD W-4 Services Safety Manager Army W-4 Vinnell Arabia Pilot Army W-4 Home Depot Customer Service Associate Army W-4 DIA J2 Centcom WounDeD Warrior Program Manager Army W-4 Air MethoDs Helicopter Pilots Army W-4 Military Sealift CommanD Transportation Specialist Army W-4 NextStep Technology, Inc. Exercise Planner Army W-4 Rouge Valley Correctional Facility Group Life CoorDinator Army W-4 SOC Protective Agebt Army W-4 MeD Trans Corp Air Ambulance Army W-4 Kingfisher Systems, Inc. Cybersecurity Policy Officer Army W-4 Potawatomi Training LLC Contract Lead Army W-4 Harris Corporation Systems Support Engineer Army W-4 Liberty National Insurance Agent Army W-4 PBGC IT Project Manager Army W-4 Tec-Masters Targeting Systems Analyst Army W-4 Leidos HUMINT Analyst Army W-4 Acima Technical Services, Installation Property Book Officer Navy W-4 Other Information Technology Marines W-4 Binary Fountain Facility/Operations CoorDinator Army W-4 State of Tennessee Civil Engineer/Aeronautics Army W-4 Harris Corporation System engineer Army W-4 ApplieD Materials Materials Project Manager Army W-4 Sanmina Technology Applications Engineer Army W-4 Exxon Mobil Aviation ADvisor Marines W-4 Amazon Area Managers Army W-4 Momentum Aviation Group Instructor Pilot Marines W-4 City of Austin IT Supervisor Sr. Army W-4 597th Trans Brigade (SDDC) Safety anD Health Manager Army W-4 Disability Evaluations Analyst Army W-4 KeyPoint Government Solutions BackgrounD Investigator - Level I Army W-4 GarDaWorlD Contractor-Site Supervisor G4S Secure Solutions USA (Retail Navy W-4 Solutions Branch) Support Center Supervisor Army W-4 Defense Ammunition Center Explosive Safety Specialist InlanD Empire District of California Marines W-4 State Parks ADministrative Chief Army W-4 Potawatami Solutions Contractor Ammunition Management Functional Army W-4 ManTech International Analyst Army W-4 Sigma Tech Safety Consultant ADmiral Arthur W. RadforD High Navy W-4 School Senior Naval Science Instructor Army W-4 Global Asset Technology Surveillance Team Member Army W-4 FCI Enterprises Warfighter MIssion Specialist Navy W-4 May Trucking Over The Road Driver Army W-4 Movement Aerospace Group Pilot Army W-4 Black Hall Aerospace Compliance Manager Army W-4 NEK Security Services Instructor/Roll Player Army W-4 MeD-Trans Emergency Air Ambulance MeDivac Helicopter Pilot Army W-4 Trans States Airlines pilot Army W-4 Peopletec Senior Military Operations Analyst Army W-4 Air MethoDs Pilot- Rotor Wing Army W-3 TriDent Technologies Operational Planner Systems Test Engineer/Apache Army W-3 CTS International Helicopter SME Army W-3 Air Evac Pilot Army W-3 USMEPCOM ADministrative Tech Services Army W-3 Aspen Auto Clinic Automotive Mechanic Army W-3 PSA Airlines First Officer Pilot Army W-3 Time Solutions, LLC Jr. Investigative Analyst Army W-3 New York Air Brake NYAB Warehouse Supervisor Army W-3 Target Operations Manager Army W-3 Logistics & Asset Manager Army W-3 ASO, LLC ProDuction Control Specialist Army W-3 Slalom Consulting Consultant Army W-3 U.S. Postal Service Clerk Army W-3 FeDeral Bureau of Investigation Intership Army W-3 Department of Defense Facilities Operations Specialist Army W-3 El Paso County Colorado Fleet Manager Army W-3 URS Helicopter Flight instructor Army W-3 General Mill Operations Manager Army W-3 Hattiesburg HS JROTC JROTC Instructor Dir. of FeD. Procurement anD Bus. Marines W-3 CMI Development Army W-3 Maintenance Technician Army W-3 Work of Honor Operations Manager Army W-3 Killeen InDepenDent School District School Counselor Navy W-3 Cubic Global Defense Trainer Army W-3 LSI, Inc. CH-47F Subject Matter Expert Army W-3 Solaris OilfielD Infrastructure Logistics CoorDinator Army W-3 Fort Rucker Pilot Instructor Army W-3 CSRA CH 47F SME Information Systems Security Coast GuarD W-3 US Army Corps of Engineers Technician Army W-3 Automax Quick Lane Service Manager Army W-3 MetroStar Manager Business Development Army W-3 Department of the Army Equipment Specialist Army W-3 Century 21 Real Estate Agent Army W-3 The Logistics Company (TLC) Senior Logistician Marines W-3 ATI Project Manager Army W-3 Northrop Grmman Logistics Program Manager Army W-3 Department of the Army Logistics Specialist Army W-3 Fort GorDon Cyber Security Engineer Army W-3 LSG Sky Chefs Executive Chef Army W-3 All Source Analyst Army W-3 URS Flight Instructor Navy W-3 Information System Security Manager Army W-3 AmericolD Warehouse Supervisor Army W-3 Raytheon Instructor Army W-3 Associate Network Technician Navy W-3 CSRA INC. LCS Combat Systems Port Engineer Army W-3 CACI Senior Target Analyst Marines W-3 Mount Pleasant ISD Substitute Teacher Army W-3 American Airlines First Officer / Pilot Army W-3 CSRA BackgrounD investigator Army W-3 FireHawk Pilot Army W-3 BBMC Mortgage Managing Partner Army W-3 T Parker Host SteveDore Supervisor Army W-3 AAFES Sales Associate Army W-3 Telos IA Engineer Army W-3 Virtualization Manager Army W-3 Hometown Flooring Flooring Consultant Marines W-3 Department of Defense Management Analyst Army W-3 Science anD Engineering Services CH-47 Instructor Pilot Marines W-3 Booz Allen Hamilton Emergency Management Analyst Army W-3 Sumter Central High School Senior Army Instructor Navy W-3 NAVAR Personnel Clerk Army W-3 Virginia Linen of MarylanD Plant Manager Aviation anD Missile CommanD Army W-3 (AMC) Equipment Specialist Army W-3 Solace HolDings Security Manager Army W-3 Coca-Cola Bottling Co Logistics Specialist Army W-2 Villara BuilDing Solutiions Fleet manager Army W-2 Paragon Systems Project Manager Army W-2 Harvest FooD Group Logistics Specialist Army W-2 Cowpens MiDDle School Gym Teacher Marines W-2 Patricio Enterprises Program Analyst Marines W-2 Burns Construction Project Engineer CMAT (Coalition Military Assistance Army W-2 Chimera Enterprises International Inc Team) Member Army W-2 Air MethoDs MeDevac Pilot Army W-2 General Dynamics Network Engineer Army W-2 Shelby County School District Senior Army Instructor Army W-2 Teleperformance Customer Service Support Marines W-2 Kiewit Infrastructure West Co. Quality Manager Army W-2 MYLO Obstacle Fitness Instructor Army W-2 Department of Homeless Services Director of Operations Department of Health anD Human Marines W-2 Services Talent Acquisition Consultant Army W-2 Delex HR Tech/ ADmin Assistant Army W-2 LockheeD Martin Systems Engineer (Intelligence) Army W-2 G4S Customs Security Officer Army W-2 DynCorp International Safety Facilities Manager Army W-2 Strategic Operations Role Player Army W-2 TradewinDs Logistics Logistics Officer Army W-2 KBRWyle Global Asset Manager Marines W-2 Wright Patterson Air Force Base Information Security Army W-2 ABM Government Services, LLC Site Lead Manger CumberlanD County Sheriff's Army W-2 Department Law Enforcement Officer Army W-2 FITT Scientific Operations Analyst Marines W-2 Amazon Data Center Physical Security Manager Army W-2 American StanDarD Electronic Technician Army W-2 ZTEX Construction Inc. Heavy Equipment Manager Army W-2 Noursystems ProDuct Development Army W-2 Millennium Systems Services Inc. Logistical Analyst Army W-2 UTC Aerospace Systems ProDuction Supervisor Army W-2 Lidos Intelligence Analyst Army W-2 CSCI Consulting Financial Management Analyst Army W-2 LockheeD Martin Network Engineer WERE (WinD Energy Renewable Army W-2 Enterprise) CEO/Systems Engineer Army W-2 GA Tech Research Institute Project Manager Army W-2 JP Morgan Operations Manager Army W-2 Lamb Weston/ Meijer Maintenance Processing Team Leader Army W-2 State of HI Investigations Supervisor Navy W-2 Program Supervisor Marines W-2 KWA Construction SuperintenDent Army W-2 Liberty Mutual Workers Compensation Army W-2 E-South Technical Support Army W-2 Semper Valens Solutions Systems ADministrator Army W-2 RB Lumber Maintenance Supervisor Coast GuarD W-2 Crown Lift Trucks.
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