SkillBridge · By Occupation

SkillBridge Programs for Judicial Law Clerks

6 active programs in DoD's SkillBridge directory are officially classified under this occupation — hosted by 6 different employers. Free to browse, no account.

Host Employers

Who Hosts Judicial Law Clerks Programs

Straight from DoD's directory. Apply through the host employer or your installation's transition office — not through us. DoD's directory as published for Q1 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-30.

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Host employerProgramIndustryBranches
Alaska Department of Law - Criminal Division9798 - Judicial Law Clerks - On-the-Job TrainingLegalAll Services
Light Haven Foundation10636 - Judicial Law Clerks - InternshipLegalAll Services
Shultz Law Office, P.A.9065 - Judicial Law Clerks - InternshipLegalAll Services
State of Alaska, Department of Labor & Workforce Development AK7909 - Judicial Law Clerks - InternshipLegalSpace Force, Air Force, Army, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Navy
Travis County Sheriffs Office TX5322 - Judicial Law Clerks - In person / hands onLegalAll Services
United States Justice Department, U.S. Attorney, Eastern District of Washington8773 - Judicial Law Clerks - InternshipLegal—

What this is. A re-index of the U.S. Department of Defense's public SkillBridge program directory, grouped by the occupation each program is officially classified under. The official directory lets you filter by company, state, industry and branch, but not by occupation — so a program classified Information Security Analysts and named "Tier 1 SOC Analyst" is hard to find any other way.

What this is not. LockLeed is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or part of DoD SkillBridge. We do not run these programs, cannot place you in one, and cannot tell you whether you are eligible — the published criteria are set by DoD and your unit commander approves participation. Program listings, application steps and current availability live with DoD and the host employer. Confirm anything here against the official SkillBridge site before you act on it.

Source: DoD's directory as published for Q1 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-30. We show 10,529 active programs across 249 occupations; this page set does not include program dates, durations or locations, because DoD's API does not publish those reliably.

Before You Apply

How SkillBridge Actually Works

Your command decides 🖊️

DoD publishes the criteria, but participation is authorised by your unit commander. Meeting the published criteria is not approval, and no website can grant it — start with your chain of command and your installation's transition office.

You stay on active duty 💵

You keep your military pay and benefits during the programme; the host employer does not pay you. Confirm the current rules on DoD's site — they change.

It's an audition, both ways 🤝

Many hosts use SkillBridge as an extended interview. Treat it like one — and have a résumé that reads civilian before you walk in.

Not sure your résumé says what this work is worth? Score it free — or translate your MOS into the civilian titles employers search for.

While You Plan

SkillBridge Is One Path. Here's Another.

SkillBridge fills your last 180 days. We fill the job after it — direct-hire roles with employers who came to us specifically to hire veterans. Free to you, always.