Victor Ramos ⋅ Mc Lean, VA Raytheon ⋅ 14 years experience

Steve,

The best way is for you to submit your resume to www.raytheon.com/military. You can add your resume to the general drop box and you can also search for job by location.

If you find a job contract me at dr.victor.ramos@raytheon.com with a copy of the resume and Job number for the job listing and I will track it for you.

Victor

Merry Vickers ⋅ Richardson, TX Dallas Police Department - City of Dallas prior to starting with Raytheon 2017 ⋅ 18 years experience

Thank you for your service. Just another suggestion, give your resume a format change and lead with a summary that outlines your skills and qualifications. Share generalities from past positions to translate how it will be beneficial in new roles, like skills, duties, projects or management. Use clear civilian language to describe your career objectives, but highlight key wording from job descriptions and any accomplishments you have achieved. Keep the verbiage in present tense and have others read through it for feedback. If you can pursue any volunteer opportunities, contract jobs, certifications or even CEU (Continuing Education Units) courses will show how interested you are and make recruiters take notice. Take advantage of in-house professional development and training programs available, which always shows you are willing to do and learn more. Raytheon offers many professional development opportunities and programs for all employees and is a great place to work. I have been here for over five months and love it. The culture of providing training and educational programs to assist personnel with career advancement and development is higher than any other organization that I have come across.

I hope this helps you on this new journey and I wish you all the best.

Kindest regards,
Merry Vickers

Lindsey Borg ⋅ Woodbridge, VA Raytheon Technologies ⋅ 10 years experience

Thanks for your service, Steven. Please visit us at https://jobs.raytheon.com and select the Orlando area. This will give you a good sight picture on opportunities that match your valuable background. Also, check out www.raytheon.com/military. Good luck on the SHRM certification test. My wife is SHRM certified a has found it very rewarding.