DC Bourbiz (The Veteran/Military Spouse Resource Event) is Back on April 26th 2018: (Open to all Business/Professional Networkers)

DC Bourbiz (The Veteran/Military Spouse Resource Event) is Back on April 26th 2018: (Open to all Business/Professional Networkers)

Register for Free today: http://bit.ly/Bourbiz

Team VSRG/GCO is excited to start the spring right in DC with the improved Bourbiz Networking format. Veterans/Military Spouses come network with resources ranging from Matchmaking for Businesses, to personal and professional development support in a relaxed but high energy environment:

• Business Matchmaking (Presented by FWDthink)

• Job Seeking and Transition Support

• Resume and Interview Resources

• Compensation and Disability Claims Resources

• 9/11 GI Bill Support

• Veteran/Military Spouse Health/Wellness Resources

• Access to Capital Resources StreetShares

• Legal and Business Compliance Resources

• Meet & Greets with Redskins Fred Smoot, WJLA’s Erin Lynn Hawksworth, @Justin Constantine Jack Mandaville, JW Boothe and more!!!

In addition to the vast networking opportunities, Bourbiz offers our signature a Bourbon, Whiskey, Wine and Single Malt Scotch tasting with over 20 different types to sample from during the event. Additionally, we have added our new icebreaker name tags that allow for easy recognition of resources and connectors for your benefit as an attendee.

2018 Community Young Adult Employment Fair – Bowie, MD

The City of Bowie Gymnasium and Bowie Youth & Family Services are hosting a community job fair for young adults on Saturday, March 24, 2018, from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the City of Bowie Gymnasium. The goal of this job fair is to connect local employers with young adults, ages 16 to 24, seeking employment. Last year’s event had over 250 young adults in attendance and more than 15 local employers participated.

To date, the confirmed participants include:

University of Maryland, College Park

Prince George’s County Police Department

Ernest Maier Block Construction

Newk’s Eatery

Chick-fil-A

CMT Services, Inc.

Sport Fit

Barnola, LLC.

Primerica

Maryland Express Tag & Title

University of Maryland Capital Region Health

Bubbles Productions

J Mart

United States Coast Guard

The Omega Studios’ School of Applied Recording Arts and Sciences

Pho D’Lite Bowie

Watermark Cruises

Prince George’s County Fire/EMS Department

DRD Pool Services, Inc.

Six Flags America

Bowie Volunteer Fire Department

Stanley Steemer

Chili’s Grill & Bar

For info and to register visit here: http://www.cityofbowie.org/2358/Young-Adult-Job-Fair

TECHEXPO Top Secret Hiring Events: A Secret Clearance or Above is Required to Attend

If you have a Secret Clearance or above, then you’re invited to interview with the Defense Industry’s leading employers at the March TECHEXPO Top Secret Hiring Events in MD and VA! Don’t just rely on applying for jobs online. Attend the events this week and meet face-to-face with employers to secure your next career opportunity.

TECHEXPO Top Secret Hiring Events: A Secret Clearance or Above is Required to Attend

Wednesday, March 14

BWI Marriott

1743 West Nursery Road, Linthicum Heights, MD 21090

Register: https://www.TechExpoUSA.com/jobfair.cfm?jobfairid=761

Thursday, March 15

Sheraton Tysons Hotel

8661 Leesburg Pike

Vienna, VA 22182

Register: https://www.TechExpoUSA.com/jobfair.cfm?jobfairid=762

Schedule for both events:

9:30am – 10am: Career Seminars

10am – 3pm: Hiring Events

Please share / forward this opportunity with your cleared friends & colleagues.

If you’re unable to register in advance online, you can still do so onsite at the event. Bring copies of your resume with you.

By registering in advance, employers will have the ability to review your resume and contact you prior to the event.

Confirmed on March 14 in MD:

AMEWAS

BCT LLC

Booz Allen Hamilton

BrainTrust

By Light Professional IT Services

Chameleon Integrated Services – Virtual Exhibitor

Electronic Systems / Harris – Virtual Exhibitor

INNOPLEX

IntelligenceCareers

Leidos

MacAulay – Brown Inc. / MacB

Microsoft Corporation – Virtual Exhibitor

MIT Lincoln Laboratory

NERC / E-ISAC

Raytheon – Integrated Defense Systems

The Josef Group – Virtual Exhibitor

The MITRE Corporation

The US Department of Veterans Affairs

and more!

Confirmed on March 15 in VA:

AllCom Global Services

Chameleon Integrated Services – Virtual Exhibitor

Deep Learning Analytics

IntelligenceCareers

Leidos

Microsoft Corporation

MIT Lincoln Laboratory

NorthTide Group

Parsons

Peraton

REAN Cloud

Scientific Research Corporation

SEI / Software Engineering Institute, Carnegie Mellon University

Smartlink

The US Department of Veterans Affairs

and more!

Hundreds of Job Opportunities are available: Cyber Sec. Specialists, All-Source Analysts, Application Architects, Cloud Engineers, Developers, Information Assurance Engineers, Help Desk Specialists, Information Security Managers, ISSEs, ISSOs, Linux Administrators, Network Engineers, Program Managers, Project Managers, Risk Managers, Software Developers, SW Engineers, System Administrators, System Engineers, Technical Managers, Test Engineers and many more!

For details and to view upcoming hiring events visit https://www.TechExpoUSA.com/jobfairs.cfm

Best of luck,

The TECHEXPO Team

Writing Your Federal Resume Hosted by the U.S. Office of Personnel Management

Virtual Session: Writing Your Federal Resume

Hosted by the U.S. Office of Personnel Management

Description: This virtual presentation will explain each section of the job opportunity announcement (JOA) in an effort to better inform applicants and to assist them in selecting the right job. The presentation highlights a three part process to assist applicants in writing their Federal resume. Attendees will be shown a real JOA and walked through a process that helps them review the JOA to determine qualifications and interest, identify the important requirements and then tailor their resumes with that JOA. Lastly, it will provide a quick overview of the resume builder on USAJOBS.

Cost: No Charge

Target Audience: Federal Applicants

Length: 1.5 hours

Date Time Registration Details

Thursday, March 22, 2018 11:00 a.m. (ET) Click Here To Register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/writing-your-federal-resume-march-22-morning-tickets-42745951291?ref=eios&aff=eios

Thursday, March 22, 2018 5:00 p.m. (ET) Click Here To Register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/writing-your-federal-resume-march-22-afternoon-tickets-42746622298?ref=eios&aff=eios

If you have questions about these sessions, please email outreach@opm.gov!

LSG Sky Chef Recruitment Event

Please review the attached information for a Recruitment Event at the Wheaton American Job Center, Westfield South Building featuring LSG SkyChef on Thursday, March 29, 2018, from 10 AM to 2 PM. The LSG SkyChef is seeking to fill several jobs that are listed below.

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact Ashura Goines at 240.283.5173.

LSG SkyChef Jobs:

Utility Workers (201) (Dishwasher):$11.55 Responsible for processing all incoming catering equipment through our automated dishwashing machines and ensuring that all items are cleaned, sanitized and ready for use by the Production and Assembly departments. No experience necessary.

Storekeeper (257):$11.55 Successful candidate will report to the Materials Manager who will assign various duties that will include organizing warehouse area, cleaning, filling requisitions and assisting with deliveries. Successful candidates must have reliable transportation and be able to work an early morning shift. Qualified applicants must be able to read, write and speak English fluently.

Facility Cleaner (202):$12.30 Responsible for facility and equipment cleaning – light to heavy. Duties included sweeping and mopping floors, cleaning and emptying trash, washing pots and pans and cleaning kitchen equipment as well as other general janitorial/custodial duties. Previous janitorial or custodial experience preferred.

Airline Beverage and Equipment Assembler (252):$11.80 Responsibilities include assembling all beverages and miscellaneous serving equipment and packing in airline carriers and galley carts. No experience necessary. Must be able to read and write English.

Food Service Worker (245):$12.00 Responsibilities include preparing, assembling and packing various food items for some of the largest airlines in the world. Food Services Workers prepare sandwiches, salads, and desserts, as well as, cold and hot meals and tray settings. 1 year or more of food service experience preferred but not required.

Airline Food and Equipment Checker – $12.25 Responsibilities include conducting a final check of flight components and auditing to ensure all food and catering is accurate and packed in accordance with airline specifications. Must have reliable transportation due to early morning shift start. Qualified applicants must be able to read, write and speak English fluently.

Airline Food & Equipment Handler I (Catering Truck Driver) (211)- $16.00 Responsibilities include driving the Catering Truck to the Aircraft to deliver food and catering items. Safely approaching and departing aircraft with the assistance of a Guide person and in accordance with LSG Sky Chefs and Airport Authority rules and regulations. Interacting with airline personnel and providing exemplary customer service and preventing flight delays. To qualify you must possess a valid, local driver’s license with a clean driving record; have at least 1 year of work experience driving a box truck or other large commercial vehicle; and must be able to pass an FBI Background Check, Airport Security Screening and obtain an Airport Security Badge (SIDA).

Production Cooks (281-282):$15.25-13.00 Responsibilities include preparing and cooking Hot Food items airlines in a timely manner and in accordance with company, FDA, and airline regulations. 1 or more years of experience cooking in a commercial kitchen required.

Airline Flight Dispatcher – 18.50 Responsibilities include effectively and efficiently dispatching and coordinating the delivery of airline catering supplies to our airline customers. Ensure customer satisfaction by providing professional customer service and safe, accurate and timely boarding of equipment and catering components on each flight. Utilize effective communications to minimize delays and resolve problems. Experience using computer programs in order to access information. To qualify you must possess a valid, local driver’s license with a clean driving record; have at least 1 year of work experience driving a box truck or other large commercial vehicle; and must be able to pass an FBI Background Check, Airport Security Screening and obtain an Airport Security Badge (SIDA). Successfully passing a Criminal History Check.

Paid Fellowships for Military Veterans!

The Hiring Our Heroes Corporate Fellowship Program is an innovative program that provides recently separated Maryland-based veterans with 6-week paid fellowships.

This program is funded by a US Department of Labor National Dislocated Worker Grant in partnership with Military Corps Career Connect.

For more information visit here: https://www.uschamberfoundation.org/form/hiring-our-heroes-fast-track-corporate-fellowship-program-recently-separated-service-member-and

Young Democrats of Maryland Women’s Caucus Shadow Day

We are pleased to announce the Young Democrats of Maryland Women’s Caucus Thirteenth Annual Shadow Day on March 8, 2018. This will be a day long event in which we invite women from all over the state of Maryland to be paired with mentor legislators in the General Assembly. The goal of this program is to allow for women to learn about and become more involved in the legislative process and to see what life as an elected official is like behind the scenes. This will be a great opportunity for women from all over the the state to forge a lasting connection in the Maryland General Assembly and to inspire them to become more involved with legislative process.

APPLY HERE By February 23: https://goo.gl/forms/tYK7eaA1OLvlhtoy2

If you are a mentorship participant, you may RSVP here (link in bio): https://goo.gl/forms/G1YDNeblNx58ddjX2

Warmly,

Young Democrats of Maryland Women’s Caucus

Amy Frieder, Chair

Ebony Johnson, Leadership Pipeline Director

Alexandria Appah, Advocacy Director

Alexandra Barnett, Communications Director

Hila Arbell, Programming Director

#YDMWC #youngdemocrats #YDM #democrats #shadowday

Hot Industry: Cyber Careers

Are you interested in a Career in Cyber? The salaries in 2017 ranged from $93,000 to over $190,000. Many are not aware you can get the experience and certifications right at your local 2-yr community colleges. The Cyber industry projects 3 million jobs with not enough experienced to fill them in the very near future. Here’s everything you need to know about Cyber: https://www.cybercareers.gov/job-seeker/ #cybersecurity #cybercareers #Tech #IT

How to Land Cyber Security Jobs

Are you thinking of transitioning into a cyber security or information technology (IT) career? Here’s your one stop guide to land your dream job!

Step 1: (ALL) Conduct a job search to research and determine eligible positions for Cyber, Cybersecurity, Information Technology (IT), Information Assurance, Computer Science, and similar career fields. Carefully review the requirements and ensure that your skills, education, and professional experience meet the requirements. Recommended sites:

· CyberCareers (http://www.cybercareers.gov)

· Indeed (http://www.indeed.com/)

· USAJobs (https://www.usajobs.gov/)

· Career One Stop (http://www.careeronestop.org/site/american-job-center.aspx)

· Intelligence Careers (https://www.intelligencecareers.gov/)

Step 2: Develop Training/Education Plan:

· (STUDENTS) Schedule a meeting with your academic advisor at your university to discuss a degree plan that is aligned with your desired career.

· (TRANSITIONING ADULTS) Search for professional certification programs, academic programs at both major universities and community colleges, look for training opportunities within your organization and free online/in class training options.

· (ALL) Seek a two year or four year degree in Cyber Defense or Information Assurance from one of the Centers of Academic Excellence:

https://www.iad.gov/nietp/reports/current_cae_designated_institutions.cfm

· (VETERANS) Seek FREE training certifications here: https://ivmf.syracuse.edu/veteran-and-family-resources/career-training/

· (ALL) Look for professional certification grants, college scholarships, and training opportunities. Career One Stop is a great resource: (http://www.careeronestop.org/FindTraining/find-training.aspx)

options.

· (ALL) Visit the IASE Website for detailed information on training and certifications required for Cyber Analysts. Obtain as many cyber certifications as possible to place yourself in a great position to land the jobs equivalent to your experience and desired salary. Here are the industry standards for both Department of Defense (DOD) and Private Industry for certifications:

http://iase.disa.mil/iawip/Pages/index.aspx

Baseline Certifications: http://iase.disa.mil/iawip/Pages/iabaseline.aspx

Step 3: (STUDENTS) Find money for college

· Submit your FAFSA Application: https://fafsa.ed.gov/

· Use the Scholly App to easily search for scholarships: http://home.myscholly.com/

· Research scholarships for Students Interested in Intelligence Careers (Variety of Professions Cyber/IT, HR, Criminal Justice, Linguists, STEM, Business Management/Acquisition, etc.): https://www.intelligencecareers.gov/icstudents.html

Step 4: (STUDENTS) Apply for Internship/Fellowship

· Students and Recent Graduates: https://www.usajobs.gov/StudentsAndGrads

· Presidential Management Fellows Program (For Advanced Degree Graduates e.g., master’s, Ph.D., J.D.): https://www.pmf.gov/

Step 5: (ALL) Network!

· Create a LinkedIn profile. Join industry groups and connect with professionals from your desired industry on LinkedIn.

· Contact your career advisor for help seeking internships/jobs.

· Connect with professors, members from your college alumni association, friends, family, mentors, colleagues, fellow members of professional organizations, fraternities, sororities, religious organizations, and volunteer organizations for references or leads for jobs.

· Attend Job Fairs and talk with recruiters to gain insight on desired skills and tips for landing the job! Do a search online for job fairs or contact your career advisor.

  1. Hiring Our Heroes: https://www.uschamberfoundation.org/events/hiringfairs
  2. National Career Fairs: http://www.nationalcareerfairs.com/
  3. Intelligence Careers: https://intelligencecareers.com/events/

· Join professional organizations to network and gain industry inside knowledge. Examples of organizations include:

  1. National Forum for Black Public Administrators (NFBPA): http://www.nfbpa.org/i4a/pages/index.cfm?pageID=3916
  2. Black Data Processing Associates (BDPA): http://www.bdpa.org/
  3. Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA): http://www.afcea.org/site/
  4. National Security Executives and Professionals: http://www.nsepa.com/
  5. Federally Employed Women: https://www.few.org/
  6. Blacks in Government: http://www.bignet.org/