Strategic Administrative Officer & Executive Advisor

Air National Guard Units; Springfield (IL); On-site; USD 90,000 - 116,000; Full time

Job summary

Air National Guard Units in Illinois seeks an Administrative Officer (Title 32) to advise the Director of Staff Air and senior leaders on organizational management, readiness, and strategic initiatives. You will oversee programs, develop policies, and coordinate cross‑agency collaboration to improve mission effectiveness.

The role requires commissioning eligibility, a bachelor's degree, and strong leadership and communication skills to represent the DOSA in high‑level meetings with state and

Qualifications

• Commissioning opportunity; submit FSS letter of commissioning eligibility and official transcripts showing bachelor's degree.
• Experience advising senior leadership on organizational management and strategic initiatives.
• Ability to lead cross-organizational initiatives and analyze operations.

Responsibilities

• Serve as principal advisor to the Director of Staff Air (DOSA) and senior leadership on organizational management and strategic initiatives.
• Provide executive-level support by analyzing challenges and recommending solutions to improve mission success.
• Represent the DOSA in high-level meetings with internal and external stakeholders to communicate priorities.
• Facilitate communication across all levels and align with strategic goals.
• Lead development and execution of strategic initiatives to improve efficiency and effectiveness.
• Develop policies, procedures, and best practices to address organizational challenges and improve readiness.

Skills

Leadership

Consultation

Collaboration

Advisory services

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

Air National Guard Units in Illinois seeks an Administrative Officer (Title 32) to advise the Director of Staff Air and senior leaders on organizational management, readiness, and strategic initiatives. You will oversee programs, develop policies, and coordinate cross‑agency collaboration to improve mission effectiveness.

The role requires commissioning eligibility, a bachelor's degree, and strong leadership and communication skills to represent the DOSA in high‑level meetings with state and