A Federal Military Technician (dual status) is a federal civilian employee who is employed under U.S.C. Section 709 (b) of Title 32. Members of the military are eligible to serve in the technician program and must maintain membership in the Indiana National Guard. Military Technicians are assigned to a civilian position and perform full-time duties in the administration and training of the National Guard or in the maintenance and repair of supplies or equipment issued to the National Guard or the Armed Forces.

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A Federal Employee (Title 5) Technician with the Indiana National Guard is a federal civilian employee who is employed under U.S.C. section 3101 of Title 5. These positions have either competitive or excepted civil service status, depending on the position for which they are hired. Federal Employees are not required to maintain military membership in the Indiana National Guard. Title 5 Technician positions are open to civilian and military members alike.

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Traditional National Guard soldiers serve their community, state, and federal mission during monthly Individual Duty Training (IDT) and an Annual Training (AT) period once a year. Positions are open to currently serving uniformed members of the Indiana National Guard or other states. Requests to fulfill a current vacancy are processed through the chain of command.

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The State of Indiana job bank, known as “Work for Indiana,” offers a wide range of services for job seekers. Visit the state job bank to take advantage of many online services, including searching for employment opportunities; learning more about state employment, benefits and retirement; submitting a job application; signing up for email updates; downloading the mobile app and more. Type “National Guard” into the Keyword Search to get started.

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