Skill
GPS
IT Infrastructure and Networking
GPS (Global Positioning System) is a satellite-based navigation technology that provides precise location, velocity, and timing data anywhere on Earth by triangulating signals from orbiting satellites. It underpins applications ranging from personal navigation apps and ride-sharing services to aviation, surveying, logistics, and military operations.
Open roles requiring GPS (2)
MANAGEMENT AND PROGRAM ANALYST
AFELM US Space Command
Kirtland AFB, New Mexico · $90,479 – $139,871
This position supports military joint operations as a technical expert in navigation warfare and positioning systems, requiring deep expertise in GPS, PNT systems, and electromagnetic spectrum fundamentals. It suits experienced professionals with strong operational knowledge of defense command structures and the ability to lead planning, training, and exercise coordination for military commands.
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Biological Science Technician (Fish)
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Full-time · Anderson, CA · $20 – $25 / hour
This role involves field and laboratory work monitoring fish populations and aquatic habitats, collecting specimens and environmental data, and potentially assisting with fish hatchery operations. It suits people with a background in fisheries biology, aquatic science, or related fieldwork who are comfortable with seasonal employment and data management technologies.
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