Through the Department of War (DoW) SkillBridge program, eligible service members can gain hands-on civilian work experience with Everforth ECS during their final 180 days of active duty service. Put your military experience to work, develop new skills, and explore a career supporting critical government missions.

Explore SkillBridge Opportunities

Your military experience can translate across a range of roles at Everforth ECS. SkillBridge offers a chance to explore new career paths, build experience in high-demand fields, and find the right fit for your skills and interests.

Opportunities may include:

  • Cybersecurity
  • Cloud and IT modernization
  • Software and systems engineering
  • Data and artificial intelligence
  • Project and program management
  • Business operations

Opportunities vary based on business needs, experience, and availability.

The DoW SkillBridge program allows eligible service members to gain civilian work experience during their final 180 days of active duty service while continuing to receive military compensation and benefits.

You may be eligible if you:

  • Have 180 days or fewer remaining on active duty
  • Receive approval from your unit commander
  • Meet your service branch’s SkillBridge requirements
  • Complete the experience before separation

We recommend starting the process early to allow time for planning and approval.

Explore Opportunities

Looking for a permanent role after your active duty service has ended? Visit our Veterans Job Center. Veterans make up 25% of our workforce, bringing mission focus, technical expertise, and leadership to Everforth ECS.

PROUDLY V3 CERTIFIED

Everforth ECS is a Virginia Values Veterans (V3) certified organization. We are committed to recruiting, hiring, and retaining veterans for the value they bring to the workforce. Virginia has the fastest growing veteran workforce in the country, and Everforth ECS is trained on best practices for recruiting and hiring transitioning military members.

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Even when your active duty service ends, your role in the mission doesn’t have to.

“Mission Continued” is a blog series in which military veterans working at Everforth ECS discuss transitioning to a civilian work environment and building a successful career while continuing to support the mission of national security and defense.

Learn more about Everforth ECS veterans’ experiences:

CultureMission ContinuedRecruitingMission Continued: John Achille Discusses Camaraderie, Leadership, and Continuing to Serve
November 30, 2023

Mission Continued: John Achille Discusses Camaraderie, Leadership, and Continuing to Serve

In this installment of “Mission Continued,” John Achille, director of Enterprise Solutions and Services at ECS, discusses lessons from his military career and how ECS enables him to continue the mission.
CultureMission ContinuedRecruitingMission Continued: With Luis Colon-Castro
June 7, 2023

Mission Continued: With Luis Colon-Castro

In this installment of “Mission Continued,” ECS Vice President of Mission Systems Luis Colon-Castro discusses lessons from his military career, how service members can prepare to transition to the civilian workforce, and how ECS enables him to continue…
CultureMission ContinuedRecruitingMission Continued: with Sam Stolzoff
November 10, 2022

Mission Continued: with Sam Stolzoff

ECS Director of Advanced Open Source Solutions Sam Stolzoff discusses lessons from his military career, how service members can prepare to transition to the civilian workforce, and how ECS enables him to continue the mission.
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