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We have solved some of the toughest problems in the Air Force!
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We take the time upfront to understand your needs so that we’re not solving for a problem that doesn’t exist. Once we understand the problem, we’ll work with you to design, prototype, and iterate on solutions until your need is met.
The U.S. Air Force's Leading Problem-Solving Unit
Air Force CyberWorx is a United States Air Force unit that solves operational problems by collaborating with government, industry, and academic experts through intentional human-centered design activities. We work with our stakeholders to quickly design and develop creative solutions that solve problems for the warfighters who need them the most.
Upcoming Projects
Project BRAVO Hackathon: Canary Release
Event Dates: 18-22 July 2022
Locations: Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia; Patrick Space Force Base, Florida; and Eglin Air Force Base, Florida
The purpose of the BRAVO hackathon series is to gather engineers, data scientists, and product managers from industry, academia, and government to build emergent capabilities with operational data, such as data-driven target acquisition and cognitive electronic warfare, with mentorship and visibility from senior DoD leaders.
CCTI, in partnership with AF CyberWorx, is seeking members from Industry and Academia who have expertise and technology that can help the Department of the Air Force explore and understand complex data sets and envision possible solutions.
For more information on this event, please visit our Upcoming Projects page.
Interested in collaborating? Click “Apply” button below.
Application Deadline: 17 June 2022
ACC A6 17x Talent Management
Event Dates: July 2022
Location: AF CyberWorx Studio, U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado
AF CyberWorx is hosting a design sprint for the United States Air Combat Command A6 to find possible solutions to the following question:
How might Air Combat Command best leverage training, experience, and education data for Cyber Officers to empower talent management decisions? Specific objectives include the ability to:
- Collect, retain, maintain, and evolve information on requisite skills for Cyber Officer billets
- See the complete picture of available offerings and individual knowledge, skills, and abilities (KSAs)
- Identify gaps and overlaps talents, skills, education, and training
We are seeking industry and academic partners involved in education and/or curriculum development of cyber courses with experience in process/programs, technology, best practices, and future planning.
For more information on this event, please visit our Upcoming Projects page.
Interested in collaborating? Click “Apply” button below.
Application Deadline: 17 June 2022
The Collaboration Community
Industry
Industry
Industry participants develop their relationships with Air Force personnel while building their network with other subject-matter experts.
Government
Government
We are looking for problems that directly affect Airmen with the room to develop innovative solutions that would result in more lethal and effective warfighters.
Academia
We are looking for problems that directly affect Airmen with the room to develop innovative solutions that would result in more lethal and effective warfighters.
Our Partners
We are pleased to partner with four nonprofits through Partnership Intermediary Agreements. These partnerships are critical to our mission of delivering the most impactful, user-focused solutions to our warfighters.
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