Hidden Gems of the FAA

You don't have to be a pilot, air traffic controller or engineer to work at the FAA. Experts in many career fields are needed to keep the aviation system running smoothly.
Join us as we chat with some of the FAA’s hidden treasurers: employees that help keep the agency running in non-technical positions. They'll tell us about some FAA positions that you may rarely hear about and what paths lead them to seek a job in aviation.
Can you see yourself working in aviation? Learn more about our jobs at www.faa.gov/jobs.

[@TheMskblue]

This panel was insightful, gave great advice, showed a diverse group of women and showcased various roles. Well done.

[@goneflying140]

All people who could be directly involved with creating rules, or enforcing rules should be pilots.

[@ronicsachambers6800]

Great panel!! Very informative!!

[@helenly4748]

FAA jobs are all in DC?

[@edwill62]

FAA has no gems, it is full of boulders and graffiti , you figure that out for yourselves

[@chaserGB]

Where’s the diversity…not one man on this panel lmao