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The Construction industry presents an exciting and challenging opportunity for the right candidate. Transitioning military members and veterans are a natural fit for the Construction industry, which demands problem-solving, loyalty and onsite decision making, all of which are skills the military instills in its servicemembers.

If you are transitioning from the military soon or seeking a career change, take action to positively impact your future career and take the time to perfect your interview process.

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is the federal agency for granting U.S. patents and registering trademarks. Through this agency, new products have been invented, new uses for old ones discovered, and employment opportunities have been created for millions of Americans.

This week, we’re proud to profile Trent Freeman, a former US Navy Flight Officer who is now in a Leadership Development Program with Exact Sciences, a biotechnology company focused on colon cancer screening research and development.

If you need help finding a job after the military, one the best tools for a successful job search is working with a headhunter or recruiter.

Over the last 29 years, Orion has matched over 45,000 Veterans with rewarding careers, including more than 2,500 Navy Electricians, and we are particularly proud of the high caliber opportunities we have available for our nation’s Enlisted Navy personnel.

We invite you to peruse these new resource pages and get an in-depth look at how we match your skills and career goals with opportunities within America’s finest companies.

This week, we’re proud to profile Patrick Byrne, a former Army Infantry Officer who is now a Human Resources Development Specialist with Thomas Built Buses, the leading school bus manufacturer.

Over the last 29 years, Orion has matched over 45,000 Veterans with rewarding careers, including more than 4,000 Marine Corps Technicians, and we are particularly proud of the high caliber opportunities we have available for our nation’s Enlisted USMC personnel.

It’s no surprise to veterans that they possess leadership skills, mostly learned from their time in the military. A recent study by the Center for Creative Leadership revealed that Army leaders showed a greater proficiency of core leadership qualities than their civilian industry leader counterparts.

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