Entry level AFOSI openings

[Paul554]

Just a heads up for anyone interested. AFOSI is taken entry level applicants, closing date of 27 June so hurry up and email that app in!

http://www.osi.andrews.af.mil/shared...110620-023.pdf

[MAA]

GS-13 spots open:

https://www.osi.af.mil/Portals/29/VA...-08-235422-590

[MAA]

Military, working on masters, former 6C covered, now 1810.

[titoCA321]

What's your background and experience prior to applying to AFOSI if you don't mind sharing.

[MAA]

I’ll pm you.

[Gollywompas]

Grats, what base did you get?

[MAA]

Anyone in the process or received notification of base/start date?

Bump. Start date date of June 8.

[MAA]

Anyone in the process or received notification of base/start date?

[MAA]

If anyone's got some insight into the Reserves agent hiring process/career, feel free to PM me. Thanks in advance

Enlisted side: accepting only already trained 1811s.
officer Side: not accepting currently.

[Lee123]

If anyone's got some insight into the Reserves agent hiring process/career, feel free to PM me. Thanks in advance

[aeonpctech]

Scheduled for 1/31/2019.

[DocHolidayFan]

Thank you all for the advice

[dstoke]

I was never enlisted so take my advice for what you think it’s worth. I highly discourage enlisting in any career field, or enlisting for that matter for the sole purpose of coming into OSI. Like gollywompas said, bureaucracy sometimes get in the way even if you are the best qualified, enlisted selection is much less uniform than civilian hiring and there are many more factors outside of your control that have to go right for you to get into OSI, 4-5 years after you enlist. If 1811 is your goal and you want to enlist, I’d recommend careers in cyber or language billet over security forces. If you don’t get selecte for OSI, your background will make you much more attractive to outside agencies than Security forces.

[Gollywompas]

I would agree with cmor5150 if you are strictly interested in criminal investigations... that is a much better deal than having to wait for OSI, even the best candidates don't get in sometimes based on Air Force Bureaucracy. However, if you were looking to step into counterintelligence, Army CID is not duel hatted like OSI or NCIS. Probably because they can't figure out how to switch from green to yellow crayons.... but i'm just guessing there. I also think OSI has a few more niceties than CID currently, like direct reporting to the inspector general and SECAF as apposed to falling under the MP command, as well as privately owned weapon usage and off duty carry using our creds but I think CID was taking steps to get their people more privileges in those regards.

[Gollywompas]

out of my FLETC class of 24, 4 of us were prior Security Forces, 1 intel, 1 bioenvironmental, 1 medical... and the rest were maintenance