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BUDGET ANALYST T32

Phoenix, AZ · On-site +1

$64K - $83K/yr

ARIZONA ARMY NATIONAL GUARD MEMBERSHIP IS REQUIRED. Prior to appointment into this position ... E-4/SPC/CPL - E6/SSG Warrant Officer: W1/WO1 - W2/CW2 Officer: O1/LT - O2/1LT Compatible Military ...

Compliance Specialist

Falls Church, VA · On-site

$90K - $130K/yr

Follow Army guidelines and provided templates when drafting these policies. * Apply technical ... The Briefing Coordinator will support the RFO, SPC, Technical Offices, Pods, and enabling functions ...

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How much do army spc jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 15, 2026, the average hourly pay for army spc in the United States is $23.77, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $17.31 and $29.09 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is an Army Spc?

An Army Spc, or Specialist, is an enlisted rank in the United States Army, typically held by soldiers who have gained experience and specialized skills but are not yet in a leadership position. Specialists often focus on technical or administrative tasks within their field and may mentor more junior soldiers. The rank is just above Private First Class and below Sergeant, and it is designated as E-4 in the Army's pay scale.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an Army Spc?

To thrive as an Army Specialist, you need a solid grasp of military protocols, discipline, and technical proficiency in your assigned specialty, supported by completion of Basic Combat Training and Advanced Individual Training. Familiarity with military equipment, communication devices, and relevant Army software systems is essential. Leadership, adaptability, and strong teamwork skills set standout Specialists apart. These competencies ensure mission readiness, effective unit performance, and advancement opportunities within the Army.

What are some common challenges Army Spcs face when transitioning to leadership responsibilities within their unit?

Army Specialists often experience challenges when stepping into informal leadership roles, such as guiding new soldiers or managing small teams during field exercises. Balancing these new responsibilities while still fulfilling their own technical or administrative duties requires strong time management and communication skills. Additionally, Specialists must adapt to providing constructive feedback and setting a positive example, which can be a significant shift from their prior focus on completing assigned tasks. Successfully navigating these challenges helps prepare them for promotion to Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO) positions.

What is the difference between Army Spc vs Army Specialist?

AspectArmy SpcArmy Specialist
Required CredentialsBasic training, military occupational specialty (MOS) trainingSame as Spc, often with additional certifications or experience
Work EnvironmentMilitary base, field operations, combat zonesMilitary installations, training exercises, operational units
Employer & IndustryU.S. Army, defense industryU.S. Army, defense industry
Common Search/ComparisonEntry-level military role, basic soldier dutiesMore experienced soldier, specialized tasks

The Army Spc (Specialist) is an entry- to mid-level enlisted soldier in the U.S. Army, performing specific duties based on their MOS. An Army Specialist typically has more experience or additional certifications, allowing them to handle more specialized tasks. While both roles share similar training and work environments, the Specialist often has a higher level of responsibility within their MOS.

How to become Army Spc in the Army?

To become an Army Specialist (Spc), you must meet age and education requirements, pass the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) test, complete Basic Combat Training (BCT), and Advanced Individual Training (AIT) for your chosen Military Occupational Specialty (MOS). Enlistment also requires a physical fitness assessment and a background check. Once trained, you will be promoted to Spc based on time in service and performance.
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HUMAN RESOURCES SPECIALIST (MILITARY) T32

Phoenix, AZ • On-site

US Department of the Army
National Security • 10K+ employees

$64K/yr

Full-time

Posted 13 days ago


United States Army rating

6.3

Company rating: 6.3 out of 10

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Job description

THIS IS A NATIONAL GUARD TITLE 32 EXCEPTED SERVICE POSITION.

This National Guard position is for a HUMAN RESOURCES SPECIALIST (MILITARY) T32, PDD2009000 and is part of the AZ JFHQ ARMY, National Guard.

Qualifications:

Military Grades: E-4/SPC/CPL to E-6/SSG
Compatible Military Assignments: Immaterial
SPECIALIZED EXPERIENCE:
Must possess at least 1-year specialized experience equivalent to at least the next lower grade. Specialized experience is experience that prepared the applicant to perform the duties of the position. The applicant's educational-degree study program or military or civilian academic courses may substitute for some specialized experience. An applicant must demonstrate the specialized experience competencies (skills, knowledge, abilities and behaviors) to qualify for a position identified by its position grade and career level. Specialized experience factors encompass human resources program's business competencies, familiarity with the subject matter or processes used in human resources programs associated with DoD, U.S. Army or U.S. Air Force.
MAJOR DUTIES:
Serves as an advisor to commanders on assigned unit human resources (HR) program. Interprets policy and provides procedural guidance to commanders, supervisors, staff members and individual military members. Provides training to supervisors and guidance and assistance to military members on program for which assigned. Participates in Soldier Readiness Processing (SRP)and unit mobilizations and de-mobilizations. Reviews, evaluates, and interprets regulatory guidance, policies, and procedures applicable to military personnel programs and provides guidance to all users. Drafts and implements State policy based on the aforementioned policies. Publishes guidance to enhance and simplify completion and submission of personnel actions. Conducts command inspections, staff visits and trains personnel within the unit in all programs for which responsible. Conducts periodic briefings for staff commanders, and administrative personnel to promote full understanding of all aspects of the assigned program. Provides commanders, supervisors, and MILPO staff with a variety of statistical data or reports pertaining to military HR issues in order to assist in HR management decisions. Responds to correspondence (general, other agency, congressional, etc.) regarding military personnel issues. Researches, prepares response, and maintains action file. As required, forwards responses for review and/or responses for the MILPO Director and/or State Adjutant General. Estimates and projects future travel and funding requirements and submits request to MILPO Director. Oversees one of the following programs identified in duties 2 through 4.
Responsible for and oversees the direction of the EPM/OPM or Incentives program and functions as the technical expert. Determines the methods and procedures for conducting military career guidance and counseling to ensure officer or enlisted personnel have an optimal and established career pattern. Provides direction, information, and/or counseling to MILPO staff and commanders of Major Army Command (MACOMM) through unit commanders, supervisors, as well as individual military members as required. Provides information and ensures regulatory compliance regarding area of responsibility which may include, but is not limited to: accessions, appointments, assignments, reassignments, transfers, promotions, Selected Reserve Incentive Program (SRIP),discharges, separations, retirements, Officer Evaluation Reports (OER) Non-Commissioned Officer Evaluation Reports (NCOER), awarding of Area of Concentration (AOC), Functional Areas (FA),Additional Skill Identifiers (ASI), Special Qualification Identifiers (SQI), Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) identifiers (primary or secondary), Stop Loss programs, and National Guard Bureau(NGB) waivers, casualty assistance, and requests for retention beyond mandatory removal date. Reviews and determines eligibility upon accepting military technicians (dual status) or AGR positions. Assists other organizations and agencies/units in development of battle roster and personnel assignment. Convenes or participates in various boards which may include: Promotion, DA Boards, awards, selective/qualitative retention, MOS Medical Review Board (MMRB),Incapacitation Review Boards, etc. Tracks Contingency Temporary Tour of Active Duty for Operational Support (CO-ADOS). Initiates action for the issuance of all military orders relating to military personnel actions and distributes accordingly. Reviews Table of Distribution and Allowances(TDA), Table of Organization and Equipment (TOE), Modified TOE (MTOE), and/or Unit Manning Report (UMR) for the requirements, authorizations and movements of military personnel. Responsible for the review and verification of promotion actions and/or the review and forwarding of packets for promotion board actions and general Officer nomination packets.
Responsible for and oversees the direction of SIDPERS and internal/external interfaces, and functions as the technical expert. Responsible for and ensures the timely and accurate processing of submitted military personnel actions. Manages a control log to maintain document control and an audit trail of all transactions received and dispersed in SIDPERS. Notifies units and higher echelons of rejected or incomplete transaction/documentation, necessary steps or processes required to resolve the problem, and maintains a database for tracking and suspension of submissions for identification of trends and problems. Identifies problem areas in the types of submissions (based on rejects/incomplete documentation), the locations where training is needed, and creates and provides training material. Reviews and processes the units forecasted MTOE and TDA structures. Creates and processes rear detachment MTOE as a result of unit mobilization. Coordinates with the other MILPO sections and Military Pay to resolve any problems associated with the SIDPERS system. Creates and provides various scheduled reports as well as special request reports. Provides oversight and guidance on the Retirement Points Accounting Management (RPAM) program. Coordinates with NGB field representative for technical assistance and information.
Responsible for and oversees the direction of the Personnel Services Section and functions as the technical expert. Oversees the performance of document handling, records maintenance, and the Integrated Personnel Electronic Records Management System (iPERMS). Directs staff in performance of periodic record reviews and inventories to ensure total record accountability. Establishes access control lists to restrict unauthorized personnel from gaining access to personnelfiles other than their own or for those they are responsible for. Selects staff members to accompany files on an as needed basis i.e., review boards, SRP's, mobilizations/de-mobilizations, etc. Ensure staff members provide military members with information regarding their benefit selections (i.e. life insurance and designation of beneficiary), identify documentation required to update Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System (DEERS), understand requirements to issue identification cards, etc. Provides oversight on the processing of records for separation/discharge to include: proper identification and crediting of MOS, awards, training, dates of service, type of discharge, computation of total creditable service, etc.
Accomplishes and oversees the technical support work in the program area assigned with the assistance of subordinate employees which may be Active Guard Reserve (AGR), full-time Technician, or civilian. Performs limited supervisory duties which include assignment and review of work on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis; assure that production and accuracy requirements are met; approval of leave; effect minor disciplinary actions i.e., warnings or reprimands; identify training needs; and recommend performance standards and ratings.
Performs other duties as assigned.
Do you meet the above qualification standards?

Education:You must provide transcripts or other documentation to support your Educational claims. To receive credit for Education, you must provide documentation of proof that you meet the Education requirements for this position.Employment Type: OTHER

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