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Who We Are
Headquartered in Fort Worth, TX with locations all over the United States we are proud to be American made.
Our focus is to serve our customers.

    What We Do

    At Elbit America, we know that mission success isn’t just about technology—it’s about having a trusted partner who works alongside you, understands your challenges, and delivers solutions that give you the advantage.
    Careers
    We are always looking for unique talent to join our diverse family in helping protect and save lives. At Elbit America, our people develop personally and professionally through community engagement, leadership and ethical development programs, tuition assistance, and flexible work schedules.
    Sustainability
    At Elbit America, sustainability is core to our operations and is closely linked to the success of our business.
    Each day, our team proactively seeks new ways to leverage our capabilities and expertise to improve the world.

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    Military & Veterans

    Be a part of a team whose mission is to protect and save our warfighters. Transitioning military and veterans at Elbit America have the opportunity to develop professionally while continuing to serve their brothers and sisters in arms. 

    COMMITTED TO OUR VETERANS

    We don't just support our veterans, we equip them, we trust them, and we value them as they contribute as part of our talented teams.

     



    WORKING TOGETHER

    We are transparent in our actions and value diverse thought and perspective. At the same time, we are receptive to learning from the experiences of our colleagues, and are open to considering viewpoints other than our own.

    Culture at Elbit America

    HELP PROTECT AND SAVE LIVES

    EXPLORE OPPORTUNITIES

    From Airman to Intern

    Emma Pape joined the Elbit America team through the U.S. Department of Defense SkillBridge program.

    Learn how Elbit America’s partnership with the SkillBridge program is helping U.S. service members transition between military and civilian careers.

    Emma Pape