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I thought I would share this. If you are looking for work, I highly suggest looking into over seas contract work. There is work here in the states too. But going over seas is like putting your life on pause. But I'm a firm believer that you have to have some sacrifices to get the things you want. You could go work a couple years over seas, and come back to see that people are still doing the same things and you probably haven't missed all that much. However, you are probably in a far better place financially and

you have been places and done things that you actually would probably like.

 

Now, you may have had to live in a large tent with several people. You may have not had internet, or if you did it was slow. The food probably will taste terrible.

 

I have no obligations except for an amazing girlfriend. No kids, no house payment, so this is easier for me to consider than it may be for some. I understand that hardship, but know the end result and it's worth it to us to explore the options of working with these companies.

 

I have seen an office manager who was horrible at their job, making $143,000 a year. I see this and think "I don't even know this job and know I can do it with better efficiency and organization".

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I've heard you don't really get to pick where you go, and the contracts are only for like a year. If I were younger and didn't already have a stable job (and a house) I'd definitely be looking into something like this.

 

(link doesn't work for me either)

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I might have to really look into this. no kids, no serious obligations, and if brian is right and its a year at a time, if i dont like it, im not tied down for a long time. If i do, it sounds like the potential to make some $ is there
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Kuwait is way too fucking hot. One day we made a video of us walking around during the sunrise then spliced in that scene from chronicles of Riddick where the planet catches on fire and we were all screaming in the background
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They do.

I just got offered a similar job in Kuwait. I passed, 120k wasn't enough to put my life on hold for a year.

 

i could definitely put mine on hold for a year for that. come back, pay off my house, have no other debt, have a few bucks left over.

 

where can i find info for these jobs? the link in the OP didn't work for me either.

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Another thing to note is the contractors in our shop had to buy their own tools and rolling tool chest(s) which cost them over ten grand each.

 

link?

 

It was before Youtube got big.. left it on someone's computer and it's gone forever now. It was crappy, probably only funny to us who made it

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Correction- First $85k is tax free. Still $85k tax free is nice!!!

 

 

Wrong it is definitely 92500 or around there. The catch is you have to be outside of the US for 330 out of 365 days, so basically explore the world i went to greece in october instead of coming home. I just got back from doing a year and it was worth it to me. I would love to go somewhere off fervent so I could pay my house off but it isn't a priority as I can easily afford the payment since I eliminated all other debt.

 

Any of the big contractors have worn over there and some of the smaller ones as well. If you're interested I did IT over there ad have no issues giving info if asked.

 

ITT Lockheed Honeywell Northrop Grumman etc all have jobs there.

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Some of the extensive avenues in which military contract jobs are offered are:

• Accounting Services

• Business Administration

• Avionics – Helicopter Pilots, Airplane Pilots, Air Traffic Controllers, Flight Engineers, Technicians

• Media – Graphic Designers, Desktop publishers, Audiovisual Specialists, Journalists

• Combat Operations

• Construction – Electricians, Plumbers, Building Specialists, Civil Engineers

• Teaching

• Social Work – Psychologists, Counselors

• Health Care and Medical Care – Nurses, Dentists, Doctors, Opticians, Pharmacists, Occupational Therapists, Physical Therapists, Dieticians

• Engineers

• Intelligence

• Information Technology

• Security and Law Enforcement Officers

• Fire Fighters

• Lawyers and legal specialists

• Chefs and Culinary Specialists

• Transportation and Logistics – Couriers, Drivers

 

Top Government Contractors

• Raytheon - http://www.rayjobs.com/

• KBR - http://www.kbr.com/careers/

• Lockheed Martin - http://www.lockheedmartinjobs.com/index.aspx

• General Dynamics - http://www.generaldynamics.com/careers/

• ITT - http://www.itt.com/careers/search-positions/

• ManTech - http://www.mantech.com/careers/

• Northrop Grumman - http://careers.northropgrumman.com/

• BAE Systems - http://www.baesystems.jobs/job_startFrame.asp

• Fluor - http://www.fluor.com/careers/Pages/default.aspx

• TJ Fig - http://www.tjfig.com/Employment.aspx

• L3 Communications - http://www.l-3com.com/careers/searchable_database/default.aspx

• DynCorp - http://www.dyncorprecruiting.com/ext/subpage.asp

• Booz Allen Hamilton - http://www.boozallen.com/careers

• Boeing Jobs - https://jobs.boeing.com/JobSeeker/JobSearch

• SAIC - http://www.saic.com/career/

 

 

2011 Company Contracts 2010

1 Lockheed Martin Corp.

$17,344,113,000 1

2 Northrop Grumman

$10,800,453,000 2

3 Boeing Co.

$8,400,115,000 3

4 Raytheon Co.

$6,206,515,000 4

5 General Dynamics Corp.

$5,493,414,000 6

6 Science Applications International Corp.

$5,159,739,000 5

7 Hewlett-Packard Co.

$3,831,520,000 11

8 L-3 Communications Corp.

$3,815,873,000 8

9 Booz Allen Hamilton

$3,718,644,000 9

10 KBR Inc.

$3,546,605,000 7

11 Computer Sciences Corp.

$3,532,784,000 10

12 DynCorp International Inc.

$3,047,513,000 23

13 Harris Corp.

$2,893,847,000 13

14 CACI International Inc.

$2,517,616,000 16

15 Dell Inc.

$2,180,421,000 12

16 ITT Corp.

$2,061,343,000 14

17 BAE Systems Inc.

$1,986,983,000 15

18 Verizon Communications Inc.

$1,844,453,000 19

19 Fluor Corp.

$1,804,871,000 47

20 Jacobs Engineering Group Inc.

$1,703,308,000 20

21 IBM Corp.

$1,594,165,000 17

22 ManTech International Corp.

$1,467,181,000 31

23 United Technologies Corp.

$1,465,147,000 21

24 Battelle Memorial Institute

$1,330,333,000 22

25 Deloitte

$1,190,904,000 18

26 Honeywell International Inc.

$1,143,030,000 28

27 URS Corp.

$1,133,733,000 24

28 Serco Inc.

$992,211,000 29

29 AECOM Technology Corp.

$983,154,000 43

30 SRA International Inc.

$936,812,000 30

31 Rockwell Collins Inc.

$917,973,000 26

32 The Aerospace Corp.

$842,638,000 34

33 Accenture

$837,671,000 27

34 Apptis Inc.

$826,280,000 35

35 Sprint Corp.

$820,557,000 32

36 General Electric Co.

$813,760,000 33

37 Bechtel Marine Propulsion Corp.

$793,298,000 36

38 Wyle Laboratories Inc.

$772,933,000 45

39 DRS Technologies Inc.

$767,390,000 25

40 Unisys Corp.

$749,850,000 38

41 CGI Group Inc.

$735,933,000 82

42 Mission Essential Personnel LLC

$681,304,000 62

43 Qinetiq Group PLC

$678,017,000 40

44 AT&T Corp.

$664,057,000 46

45 General Atomics International

$634,573,000 39

46 World Wide Technology Inc.

$557,693,000 53

47 Alliant Techsystems Inc.

$532,641,000 48

48 Vangent Inc.

$529,059,000 57

49 CDW-Government

$506,229,000 52

50 NCI Inc.

$492,477,000 71

51 Alion Science and Technology Corp.

$478,236,000 41

52 Development Alternatives Inc.

$455,721,000 61

53 Chemonics International Inc.

$454,521,000 51

54 VSE Corp.

$443,919,000 37

55 Qwest Communications International

$435,395,000 56

56 Xerox Corp.

$427,916,000 64

57 Arctic Slope Regional Corp.

$405,373,000 54

58 RTI International

$402,469,000 67

59 Nana Regional Corporation Inc.

$401,781,000 55

60 ARINC Inc.

$394,402,000 49

61 Westat Inc.

$361,987,000 72

62 U.S. Investigation Services Inc.

$356,150

63 SGT Inc.

$338,665,000 42

64 ICF International Inc.

$331,879,000 66

65 Chenega Corp.

$309,457,000 68

66 immixGroup Inc.

$306,840,000 58

67 Alutiiq LLC

$299,640,000 84

68 GTSI Corp.

$287,668,000 59

69 Artel Inc.

$284,749,000 73

70 Cubic Corp.

$277,846,000 75

71 Microtech LLC

$273,857,000 95

72 Telos Corp.

$273,575,000 83

73 Creative Associates International

$267,518,000 92

74 Carahsoft Technology Corp.

$246,375,000 99

75 Eyak Technology

$239,986,000 65

76 Scientific Research Corp.

$235,710,000 77

77 Navmar Applied Sciences Corp.

$233,034,000 --

78 Energy Enterprise Solutions LTD

$230,353,000 85

79 Babcock International Group PLC

$229,421,000 --

80 Oracle Corp.

$229,159,000 88

81 ABT Associates Inc.

$226,404,000 --

82 Non-Intrusive Inspection Technology Inc.

$214,889,000 --

83 Concurrent Technologies Corp.

$211,824,000 97

84 InDyne Inc.

$205,005,000 89

85 Mythics Inc.

$197,639,000

86 Tetra Tech Inc.

$196,537,000 60

87 Camber Corp.

$205,747,000 90

88 STG Inc.

$193,890,000 96

89 CH2M Hill

$191,615,000 69

90 Trax International

$190,331,000 74

91 DLT Solutions Inc.

$190,121,000 --

92 Ball Corp.

$188,280,000 86

93 Dynamics Research Corp.

$185,208,000 --

94 Orbital Sciences Corp.

$183,322,000 93

95 Louis Berger Group

$181,740,000 76

96 Jorge Scientific Corp.

$181,239,000 --

97 SRI International

$181,032,000 --

98 Chickasaw Nation Industries Inc.

$180,603,000

99 Sierra Nevada Corp.

$173,991,000 78

100 Teledyne Technologies Inc.

$169,170,000 94

 

From

http://washingtontechnology.com/toplists/top-100-lists/2011.aspx

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Wrong it is definitely 92500 or around there. The catch is you have to be outside of the US for 330 out of 365 days, so basically explore the world i went to greece in october instead of coming home. I just got back from doing a year and it was worth it to me. I would love to go somewhere off fervent so I could pay my house off but it isn't a priority as I can easily afford the payment since I eliminated all other debt.

 

Any of the big contractors have worn over there and some of the smaller ones as well. If you're interested I did IT over there ad have no issues giving info if asked.

 

ITT Lockheed Honeywell Northrop Grumman etc all have jobs there.

 

Tommy,

 

Wow, I didn't know your oversea working. I thought you were just vacationing. I know that Kevin B is working oversea but I believe he is in France though.

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Tommy,

 

Wow, I didn't know your oversea working. I thought you were just vacationing. I know that Kevin B is working oversea but I believe he is in France though.

 

Yep Rick did it to get a little ahead financially. I'm hoping to go over again but to someplace like France, Germany, Japan, australia etc. I would love I get my home paid off in 5 more years and going over would definitely accelerate that wish.

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  • 4 weeks later...

This seems to be something many people are interested in, but not posting very much. I have talked to 2 people this week and tried to answer questions for them. I may not have the answers, but I'll do all I can to point you in the right direction.

 

Military experience is not needed for all Jobs.

 

I don't care if you have only worked at a fast food joint, there is a job in food service that pays $80K to work in the chow hall. Point being, you are probably more qualified than you think for some jobs.

 

Job title is not always a make sense thing. They call it one thing, but then you read the description and realize, hey I can do that. Just read what the companies have posted and check back weekly for new postings.

 

There are a lot of people on this site that really want to do this, based on my above stated lack of obligations. They have told me they are in the same boat. Quit waiting for someone to tell you the one thing you think might be out there to stop you from looking into it, and send your resume.

 

NOW, if you go over seas and are in an area of conflict, UNDERSTAND THE RISKS FOR THE AREA YOU WILL BE IN. Rockets don't care where they land. They don't care if you are military, or civilian. They are pointed at US bases and don't care if they hit a truck, a water tower, a soldier or civilian, or if they even go off. You have to be careful and that all there is.

 

Google the companies above. Click on the site and look for the careers/jobs section. Start reading them carefully.

 

Call or pm me with questions. Understand, I have not been a contractor. I just know there are great opportunities with them, long and short term.

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