Supply Corps Officer
Navy Supply Corps Officer:
Ready to turn your business, logistics, finance, or management degree into a career with purpose?
The U.S. Navy is hiring Supply Corps Officers to lead the business side of the Navy. Supply Corps Officers are responsible for ensuring Sailors around the world have the equipment, supplies, food, fuel, transportation, contracts, and financial resources needed to accomplish the mission.
As a Navy Supply Corps Officer, you could:
• Manage supply chain and logistics operations for ships, submarines, aircraft squadrons, or shore commands
• Oversee inventory and materials worth millions of dollars
• Lead purchasing, contracting, and procurement efforts
• Manage budgets, payroll, accounting, and financial planning
• Coordinate transportation and global distribution of supplies and equipment
• Supervise teams of Sailors and civilians
• Support humanitarian missions, disaster relief, and overseas operations around the world
Supply Corps Officers serve in a wide variety of assignments, including:
• Aircraft carriers and other Navy ships
• Naval aviation squadrons
• Submarine support commands
• Fleet logistics centers
• Navy hospitals and medical commands
• Overseas bases and joint military commands
Benefits include:
• Competitive salary starting upon commissioning
• Housing allowance and food allowance
• Full medical and dental coverage
• 30 days paid vacation each year
• Retirement plan and career advancement opportunities
• Leadership and management training
• Opportunities to travel and work around the world
• Potential student loan repayment opportunities
Basic Qualifications:
• U.S. citizen
• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university
• Typically between ages 19–41
• Able to meet Navy physical and medical standards
If you are looking for a career that combines leadership, business, logistics, and global impact, the Navy Supply Corps may be the right fit for you. Message me directly to learn more about the application process and available opportunities.