Cambridge International Systems Inc

DOW SkillBridge Partner Program – Fellowship Opportunity

United States - Temporary

DOW SkillBridge Partner Program – Fellowship Opportunity

Cambridge International Systems, Inc.
Cambridge International Systems is proud to participate as an approved partner in the Department of War SkillBridge Program. This fellowship provides transitioning active-duty service members with the opportunity to gain hands-on civilian work experience while still serving on active duty.
Participants will complete a full-time fellowship during their final six months of military service, allowing them to begin their civilian career transition while continuing to receive full military compensation and benefits.

What You’ll Do
SkillBridge Fellows will be embedded within Cambridge teams and gain practical experience aligned with their skills, interests, and career goals. Responsibilities may include:
  • Supporting day-to-day operations within assigned departments
  • Applying military leadership, technical, and problem-solving skills in a civilian environment
  • Collaborating with cross-functional teams on real-world projects
  • Participating in professional development, mentorship, and networking opportunities
  • Specific duties will vary based on placement and organizational needs.

Who Should Apply
This program is ideal for:
  • Active-duty service members within 180 days of separation or retirement
  • Individuals approved (or in the process of approval) by their command to participate in SkillBridge
  • Candidates seeking hands-on experience to prepare for a civilian career
  • Service members with strong work ethic, adaptability, and a desire to learn
Program benefits
  • Real-world civilian work experience with Cambridge
  • Opportunity to build professional networks and civilian career skills
  • Smooth transition from military to civilian workforce
  • Continued receipt of full military pay, allowances, and benefits during the fellowship
  • Potential consideration for full-time employment following successful program completion (not guaranteed)
Important notes
  • This is not a paid position by Cambridge; participants remain on active duty and are compensated by the U.S. military.
  • Participation requires command approval and adherence to DOW SkillBridge requirements.
How To Apply
Interested candidates should submit their resume, position/areas of interest, and SkillBridge eligibility details. Selected applicants will be guided through the SkillBridge approval process in coordination with their command.

About Cambridge International Systems
At Cambridge, we recognize innovation and agility grow through teamwork. By working collaboratively, listening proactively, and engaging across functions we create solutions that build on the best ideas our employees bring to the table. We are committed to one another, to persevere in order to get the job done, and to do so with integrity every time. Learn more at www.cbridgeinc.com. We are an equal opportunity employer.  Applicants and employees are considered for positions and are evaluated without regard to any protected status under applicable law or other similar factors that are not job-related.  We encourage all qualified individuals to apply for employment.  We also provide reasonable accommodation to qualified individuals with disabilities in accordance with federal, state, and local law.  If you need assistance at any point throughout or any aspect of the application process, please contact our Recruiting Team at [email protected]. 
 
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