Examination of the U.S. Air Force's Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Workforce Needs in the Future and Its Strategy to Meet Those Needs (2010) / Chapter Skim
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Appendix D: Air Force STEM Workforce
Appendix D: Air Force STEM Workforce
Pages 119-131
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Air Force Civil Service STEM Workforce Career Program Civil Communications Scientist & Occupational Series Total Engineer & Information Engineer 0801 General Engineering 886 1662 2548 0803 Safety Engineering 4 4 0804 Fire Prevention Engineering 5 5 0806 Materials Engineering 285 285 0807 Landscape Architecture 8 8 0808 Architecture 129 2 131 0810 Civil Engineering 232 6 238 0819 Environmental Engineering 552 21 573 0830 Mechanical Engineering 174 648 822 0840 Nuclear Engineering 12 12 0850 Electrical Engineering 147 67 214 0854 Computer Engineering 142 196 338 0855 Electronics Engineering 5 341 4140 4486 0858 Biomedical Engineering 19 19 0861 Aerospace Engineering 1223 1223 0881 Petroleum Engineering 1 1 0892 Ceramic Engineering 1 1 0893 Chemical Engineering 2 45 47 0896 Industrial Engineering 11 91 102 1301 General Physical Science 231 143 374 1306 Health Physics 2 5 7 1310 Physics 265 265 1313 Geophysics 25 25 1315 Hydrology 4 4 1320 Chemistry 15 1 162 178 1321 Metallurgy 2 2 1330 Astronomy And Space Science 5 5 1340 Meteorology 122 122 119
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TABLE D-2 STEM-Degreed Personnel in the Civil Service Acquisition Workforce Occupational Series Requiring STEM Degree Number 0801 General Engineering 1,344 0802 Engineering Technical 3 0803 Safety Engineering 26 0806 Materials Engineering 224 0810 Civil Engineering 22 0819 Environmental Engineering 30 0830 Mechanical Engineering 380 0840 Nuclear Engineering 1 0850 Electrical Engineering 41 0854 Computer Engineering 188 0855 Electronics Engineering 2,055 0856 Electronics Technical 2 0858 Biomedical Engineering 19 0861 Aerospace Engineering 927 0893 Chemical Engineering 30 0896 Industrial Engineering 21 0899 Engineering & Architecture Student 5 1301 General Physical Science 64 1310 Physics 142 1311 Physical Science Technician 1 1320 Chemistry 73 1330 Astronomy And Space Science 3 1340 Meteorology 4 1341 Meteorological Technician 1 TOTAL 5,606 SOURCE: AFPC IDEAS, as of December 2008
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FIGURE D-2 Career Pyramid Illustrating the 62E Developmental Engineer Officer Career Path. SOURCE: "Msn Spt Officer Career Planning Diagrams," Air Force Personnel Center Website.
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, briefing to the committee on October 30, 2008. FY13 Authorizations 140 Other Core DAFSC Tax Inventory 120 STP Inventory PP Inventory 100 FY13 Sustainment Inventory 80 60 40 20 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 CYOS FIGURE D-4 Officer Inventory in 32E Career Field by Career Years of Service (CYOS)
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, briefing to the committee on October 30, 2008. FY13 Authorizations 120 Other Core DAFSC Tax Inventory 100 STP Inventory PP Inventory 80 FY13 Sustainment Inventory 60 40 20 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 CYOS FIGURE D-6 Officer Inventory in 61S Career Field by Career Years of Service (CYOS)
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. SOURCE: John Park, Chief, Force Management Division (HQ USAF/A1PF)
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SOURCE: Col. Stan Perrin, Air Force Personnel Center, Director of Assignments (AFPC/PA)
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, FAO, IG, etc… ✎ Joint (JDAL only) ✎ MDA ✎ Priority Fill - 85% ✎ Instructors - T-Prefix 6X & NRO ✎ Entitlement ✎ AF Agencies ✎ MAJCOM HQ ✎ AFRL ✎ NAF ✎ Joint, Non JDAL ✎ all others ✎ MAJCOM Centers/Wing/Sq FIGURE D-11 Fill Priority Categories under the Non-Rated Prioritization Program.
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Demographics As of: 04 Oct 08 AF STEM Workforce CIV ENL OFF CME Total AUTH ASSN AUTH ASSN AUTH ASSN AUTH ASSN AUTH ASSN HQ Staff 261 298 65 68 62 45 60 24 448 435 350 ELSW 351 295 24 30 257 208 703 682 1335 1215 551 ELSW 219 17 163 513 513 912 136 17 110 776 554 ELSW 1088 960 423 420 192 95 645 455 2348 1930 653 ELSW 695 548 140 149 168 144 994 1030 1997 1871 66 ABW 423 245 52 271 106 991 421 289 64 880 TOTAL 3037 2658 914 973 894 666 3186 2810 8031 7107 Distribution of APDP Cert by Skill Assigned Organic Workforce by Skill 319 of 413 Critical Acquisition Positions are filled (77.24%) 258 of 319 assigned to CAPs are certified at appropriate level 80.8%)
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SOURCE: Col. Art Huber, Commander, AEDC, briefing to the committee on December 3, 2008.
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Eric Rebentisch "Managing Intellectual Capital for the Long Haul Lean Aerospace Initiative Conference on Enterprise ' Value: The New Lean Horizon, March 27, 2002 FIGURE D-16 Military Aircraft Program Starts by Decade, Actual (1950–2009) and Projected (2010–2039)
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Total – 1344 Auth 1362 Asgn ~90% JUNIOR LVL 10% MID-SENIOR LVL FIGURE D-18 Authorized and Assigned AFMC Officers, by Rank, in Science and Engineering, Civil Engineering, or Information Technology Positions that Require a STEM Degree. SOURCE: Jon Ogg, Headquarters AFMC, Engineering, briefing to the committee on August 27, 2008.
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SOURCE: Joe Sciabica, Executive Director, Air Force Research Laboratory, briefing to the committee on October 30, 2008. In the next 5 years a significant number of AFRL senior S&E's will retire taking with them critical expertise are currently retirement eligible – 40% FIGURE D-20 Retirement Eligibility as of 2007 and 2013 for the AFRL Civilian Workforce: S&E = science and engineering occupations.
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