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Career event

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Join this online event to explore U.S. Army jobs and win your share of $3,000 of prizes



Cyber / IT
Intelligence
Medical
Construction
Civil Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Paramedic / EMT
Linguistics / Translation
Grounded Forces

 

Dec. 18 Early application deadline
 
Feb. 15 Day of virtual event
About the event

The Army Career Invitational offers you the chance to:

 

Explore Army jobs opportunities

across a range of fields such as Engineering, Cyber/IT, Intelligence, and Medical.

Match your skills

to U.S. Army jobs, and get the chance to apply for relevant roles.

Win cash prizes

and gain the chance to win your share of $3,000.

U.S. Army jobs

See the diverse roles available in the U.S. Army

 

Civil Engineering / Construction

Civil Engineering / Construction

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Help construct bridges and rafts to help Soldiers cross rough terrain, bodies of water, and barriers that might be encountered in 
the field.

Electrical Engineering

Electrical Engineering

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Manage electronic warfare operations, advises commanders, and integrate electronic warfare into military operations.

Cyber / IT

Cyber / IT

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Manage network communications systems, ensuring secure and reliable communication for military operations as part.

Paramedic / EMT

Paramedic / EMT

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Provide emergency medical treatment on the battlefield and assists with patient care in medical facilities.

Intelligence / Linguistics

Intelligence / Linguistics

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Provide linguistic support for military intelligence operations, translating and interpreting foreign languages.

Ground Forces

Ground Forces

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Conduct combat, secure territory, provide logistical support, and maintain stability by engaging in missions on land. Ground Forces roles include infantry, artillery, and operators of tanks and other vehicles.

Imagine joining a team unlike anything you’ve ever experienced, pursuing higher education with little to no cost, learning skills you never thought possible, having access to affordable healthcare, and becoming the best version of yourself. If this resonates with you, then the military is where you belong.
Ashlee D.

Bridge Crewmember, Army National Guard

Why the U.S. Army

Unlock the benefits of service

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Choosing to work in the U.S. Army is more than a job; it’s an opportunity to:

Have job security

Develop in-demand skills

Make a difference

It also comes with unbeatable benefits, including:

Education benefits

Home loans & discounts

Health and dental care

Event details

Find your U.S. Army job at this one-day event

 
U.S. Army careers

Discover where a career with the U.S. Army can take you

 
Bridge Crewmember

After the Army

Your skills will be highly transferable to civilian roles such as Civil Engineer or Construction Manager.

I joined the National Guard after high school and have served 13 years as a section leader in a multi-role bridge company, applying engineering expertise in a dynamic environment. 


The leadership experience I've gained is hard to find in civilian life. I've earned two associate degrees and a bachelor's degree, all funded by the military, which has been life-changing. My military experience has significantly contributed to my professional growth in my civilian career as a Planning Engineer for the South Dakota Department of Transportation.
Ashlee D.
Electronic Warfare Specialist

After the Army

Your skills will be highly transferable to civilian roles such as Information Security Analyst or Electrical Engineer.

Before I joined the Army I was a janitor in my high school. I was attracted to the Army National Guard because of the flexibility it offered, the fact that I could pick any job I wanted, and the extensive scholarships available to pay for college.



My experience in the Army as an Electronic Warfare Specialist has been extremely rewarding. I am very happy I made this choice, and I have learned a lot and made tons of friends along the way. I am currently working as a Data Engineer in the private sector and one as an Army Tools Developer instructor.
Paul M.
Network Communications Systems Specialist

After the Army

Your skills will be highly transferable to civilian roles such as IT Systems Specialist or Network Administrator.

My time in the Army as a Network Communications Specialist was very rewarding. I made a lot of friends and obtained several certifications that set me apart from my peers in the IT field. I am now a Defensive Cyber Operator in the US Space Force.


If you are thinking about joining the Army ... the pros outweigh the cons with the benefits the Army provides. The training and experience will stay with you forever and you can proudly say that you are one of the 1% that raised their right hand to serve.
Brandon G.
Combat Medic Specialist

After the Army

Your skills will be highly transferable to civilian roles such as EMT, paramedic, and other medical positions.

Before joining the Army, I worked as a dishwasher. I knew I wanted to build a better future for myself. I saw the Army as a path to financial independence and educational opportunities to help me create a successful career.

Today, I work as a Registered Nurse specializing in cardiovascular critical care while also pursuing my Doctorate in Nursing Practice. My time as a Combat Medic laid the foundation for my nursing career. The Army also provided educational benefits that allowed me to pursue advanced degrees and expand my professional opportunities.
Anthony H.
Military Intelligence Linguist

After the Army

Your skills will be highly transferable to civilian roles such as Intelligence Analyst or Operational / Managerial positions.

As a Foreign Language Specialist, I learned how to think through problems via frameworks and processes, including how to replicate existing solutions in different contexts. Thanks to what I learned in the Army, I now have a tech job at Capital One.
Brian L.

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Testimonials

Hear more U.S. Army career success stories

 
Whatever your dream job may be, the Army has a job opportunity that can get you there. Whether you are interested in active duty, reserves, or civilian roles in the Army or another part of the Department of Defense, we highly recommend you apply so we can find the right opportunity for you.
 
 

Career Stories: Changing Perceptions

Joining the U.S. Air Force to Capt. Chanise Cyrus meant she was able to get a scholarship to become a Physician Assistant and care for the wounded.

Career Stories: Army National Guard — A Complementary Commitment

For Cpl. Amayah Littlewolf, working part-time military service in the Army National Guard allows her to pursue a college education in biochemistry while serving her country.

Hear more from Army Invitational participants

 
My experience with the Army Correlation competition was a turning point in my decision to pursue a new career path that allows me to serve. It’s a great opportunity to gain insight into Army careers, connect with others, and expand your professional network
Vaugh Rhodes

2024 Army Career Invitational participant

The event allowed me to test a variety of competencies, which helped me learn more about myself. It was a great opportunity for personal growth and self-reflection. It was also well-organized, and the communication throughout was clear and effective, making it easy to engage and stay on track.
Bridget Nickel

2024 Army Career Invitational participant

Your next steps

From today to civilian success

 
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Application process

Take the next steps

01
Help us get to know you
The application takes approximately 15 minutes to complete and will help us understand your professional experience and career goals. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, so we recommend applying as soon as possible.
02
Prepare for the Invitational
After we review and accept your application, we will send you instructions to finalize your enrollment. A few days before the invitational, we will share with you the credentials to register on our platform and the full set of instructions to successfully participate.

Key dates

Dec. 18

Early application deadline

Jan. 15

Application deadline

Feb. 15

Invitational takes place

Discover your ideal U.S. Army job

Frequently asked questions

 
 
The Army Career Invitational is a unique, one-day, virtual event designed to help individuals uncover their potential and explore career pathways through the U.S. Army. Our mission is to show you how joining the Army can give you access to free training, on-the-job experience, and other benefits that will enable you to start the career you want. We will guide participants in identifying their current skills, understanding how those skills align with Army roles, and gaining insight into the career paths you can access through the Army both within the armed forces and in civilian roles beyond. Given that capacity is limited, we kindly ask participants to only take part in one event. If you were registered but couldn’t make the first event and would like to attend the February iteration, please contact our team. We will send you the details on how to attend. Participants will embark on interactive "missions" that simulate real-life challenges. These scenario-based challenges are designed to be engaging and insightful, helping individuals see how their abilities match up with potential Army careers. By "solving missions," participants can discover their strengths, their areas for growth, and receive personalized recommendations for Army roles that match their skills and interests. Participants in this event will not only get the opportunity to learn about and apply for jobs with the U.S. Army, but also will be eligible to win a share of $3,000 in cash prizes. No specific career or education prerequisites are required, given one of the main goals of this event is to help you identify your current strengths and areas for growth. We will help you evaluate the skills required to join the Army and progress towards the career that you want. Applicants must be (1) US citizens (native or naturalized) or a permanent resident with a valid Green Card and (2) over the age of 18 to participate. Individuals from all levels of experience and backgrounds with a genuine interest in learning about how they can achieve their career goals through the Army are welcome to apply. Individuals are required to complete an application. Applicants will be asked questions about their background, experience, and interests. This will help us confirm eligibility and ensure that your interests and skills align with available roles. Applicants will receive a confirmation email after they complete their application. The week before the event, we will send all qualified applicants additional event information. We may need to limit the number of participants due to high levels of interest, so we encourage people to apply as soon as possible.
  • November 18 - Application opens
  • December 18 – Early application deadline
  • January 15 – Application deadline
  • February 15 – Invitational event
 $3,000 in cash prizes will be awarded, consisting of raffle prizes of $500. Anyone who completes a mission during the event will be eligible to win. This event is completely free for participants! Only a modern web browser and internet connection are required. Only individuals can participate, teams are not permitted. No, not participating in this event does not preclude someone from applying to join the Army. We recommend that they still fill out the application form so Correlation One can redirect the individual to the appropriate jobs in the Army and assist in their job application process. Correlation One will be able to share your information with the appropriate hiring managers if you are interested in other areas. The DoD hires thousands of people per year across the entire spectrum of jobs. Please fill out the application form so we can share your information with the appropriate hiring managers.

The US Army has jobs available in practically every career field. You will be able to find a job that fits with your interests and career goals.

Some example roles include: Network Communications Systems Specialist, Electronic Warfare Specialist, and Military Intelligence Linguist.

 

Have more questions? Reach out to Correlation One and our team will be in touch.