Mission-critical careers
for veterans and military spouses

"In the military, our strength, our survival was based around the sense of team. We relied on each other to get things done and to complete the mission. I have always felt a sense of team here. That sense of focus from your teammates toward a common objective is always present. When you first join the team, everyone helps you get acclimated to the team’s mission, the tools you need to master and focusing on each progressive objective. I felt it my first day twenty-some years ago and I feel it today."






Captain , U.S. Air Force

"My military upbringing has been the foundation of my professional journey and has deeply influenced the way I approach my career. From a young age, I was instilled with a sense of structure—simple daily disciplines like making my bed and always being on time (early) became second nature. These small habits laid the groundwork for much larger values that guide me every day: integrity, pride in my country and pride in my name. My father taught me that my name and my work are inseparable; I carry both with me into every task and every challenge. If I’m not proud to put my name on something, I know I haven't done my best."


Military daughter and Army mom

"Commitment to a team and having a forum to bring together many diverse groups and backgrounds towards a shared goal were what made us effectively prepared to deal with any situation in the Military and I feel Conduent mirrors that environment in always supporting everyone to reach their goals. Enabling all team members by providing tools and resources to individually progress and develop the team to grow together and create a sense of belonging."






Staff Sergeant, U.S. Marine Corps

"The Army stresses camaraderie and mission in many of its mottos, in their goals and their values. I have found Conduent to be the same.  Conduent promotes teamwork to accomplish a task, it’s no different than a squad or platoon working together to accomplish a mission they are assigned to do. When someone tells you there is no “I” in Team, it's meaningful, take it to heart because what you do at Conduent is only part of what it takes to accomplish a mission. It takes a team to fully put all of the pieces together to make it whole. The great thing about it is that you are a part of that team."



Master Sergeant, U.S. Army