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Beyond the 1,200 direct jobs relocating to in the next two officials expect an equal number of contractor jobs to locatesaround it. Wright-Patt is a major research, intelligence and finance hub forthe , and most of the job openingds are related to it. Righyt now, there are more than 100 contractodr job openings and 65 federal jobs in connection to Wright-Patt, according to Dayton Busineses Journal research. Of the local contractors searched, San Diego-basedf had the most local with54 vacancies.
Dennis Andersh, SAIC senior vice presidenty andoperations manager, said the firm is recruitinb most in computer sciences, information engineering, management information math or physics, and related technical or scientific Most of the positions require a minimumj of a bachelor’s degree, plus thred or more years of experience. Amongg defense jobs, there remains a critical shortfall in trainede andcleared analysts, scientists, managers, information technologists and other support fields, according to . At , whic h has about 25 openings locally, the companuy is looking for acquisition andlogistics professionals.
Michelle a hiring manager, said it is easy to recrui peoplefrom Wright-Patt with specialize d training, and the companuy does not usually hire thosew without the necessary background and Finance: On a nationap level, the banking and finance industry has been rockedc by scandal, massive losses and bankruptcies. In the picture isn’t nearly as bad, but the skies aren’g sunny, either. Despite jobs beinhg cut, there are still job openinges that need to be There are at least 36 jobs availabl e inthe Dayton-area banking and finance industry, according to DBJ research.
Therr are some specific jobs that remain in high demanfd both nationallyand locally, including wealtbh managers, financial planners and tellers. There are about a dozeb teller positions available in theDayton area. Roger Furrer, president of the Dayton/Middletownh market of , said the openings represent which is lower than normal because ofthe recession. Therd are about 19,700 jobs in the financial servicesd industry in theDaytob area, according to ’s December Regionapl Economic Report. The report estimates the numberr will fallto 18,700 by the second quartedr of this year. Furrer said the industry is facinf tough issues at anational level.
“Losse have increased strain on banks, so they are less apt to investy in and expandtheir workforce,” he said. Carol senior director of public relations forthe , said most of the job lossesx across the nation have come from larged investment banks such as and She said hiring is expectes to remain flat for the foreseeablse future. Furrer said even thoughy the situationis tough, times like these are oftehn when people have the most opportunity within an industry.