Entry level AFOSI openings

[Mike01]

Nothing so far. I’m checking the application portal and email multiple times a day. Anyone else have any movement?

[parkscout93]

I got an email today. They're reviewing them now, but they saw something in my resume they wanted to ask me additional info about. I would expect everyone to start hearing something soon.

[NYC1175]

No word yet here either

[Anthropologist]

Nothing yet.

[Bonfire93]

Anyone heard anything?

[DocHolidayFan]

I applied for this most recent PAQ announcement. I do however have a question about it. I noticed it was Schedule A, so non-competitive for those with disabilities, but does that mean people without a disability won't be considered? Or do they just have to put that so those with get preference and hired more quickly?

Is Schedule A a significant advantage due to it being non-competitive?

[Anthropologist]

That is encouraging. Thanks!

[Jagger3939]

Not USAJobs, but the last GS-7 announcement a few months ago via direct hire on their website (emailed applications), they reviewed and responded within a month.

[Anthropologist]

I wonder how long it will take to get a status update for the PAQ application. Does anyone know about how long it took AFOSI to contact people the last time an entry-level announcement came up on USAJobs?

[Bonfire93]

I applied for this most recent PAQ announcement. I do however have a question about it. I noticed it was Schedule A, so non-competitive for those with disabilities, but does that mean people without a disability won't be considered? Or do they just have to put that so those with get preference and hired more quickly?

[Winter_Patriot]

Wish I knew this before spending several hours putting my resume and other materials into the format AFOSI requires. State level prosecutor, seven years of trial experience, some experience working with local/fed agencies on warrants, mil, but not prior law enforcement.

[G-Cobra500-T]

Don’t bother applying to this job unless you know someone. They are looking for something other than college educated, military/LEO background. Maybe spongebob fry cook expertise or Biden campaign manager experience

[parkscout93]

Goes kind of the same for criminal cases across the MCIOs. FBI gets everything good.

[Jagger3939]

College, 3 years working for the Investigations Bureau of a local LE agency, then got OSI.

[WillB1smday]

Do they send civilian OSI agents for extended assignments/tours to overseas bases once they've gained more experience?

That’s an option as you progress through your career.