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The Intermediate Program Analyst shall provide general program duties for assigned organization in accordance with Government policies and regulations.   Responsibilities include, but not limited to: - Assisting with government program management to include budgeting, scheduling, trade-off analysis, life-cycle costing, risk management, supportability, test and evaluation, and requirements development. - Verbal and written communication to include presentations and/or briefings to product managers, division chiefs or equivalent grade.

The Intermediate Program Analyst shall provide general program duties for assigned organization in accordance with Government policies and regulations.   Responsibilities include, but not limited to: - Assisting with government program management to include budgeting, scheduling, trade-off analysis, lifecycle costing, risk management, supportability, test and evaluation, and requirements development. - Verbal and written communication to include presentations and/or briefings to product managers, division chiefs or equivalent grade.

The Senior Program Analyst shall provide general program duties for assigned organization in accordance with Government policies and regulations.   Responsibilities include, but not limited to: - Working with the DoD 5000 series regulations and & in depth knowledge to apply a wide range of analytical measurement skills to assist product teams with developing, maintaining, and coordinating Milestone Decision Authority acquisition packages for Milestone approval. - Support in developing Acquisition Strategies and Plans, Acquisition Program Baselines, Test and Evaluation Master Plans, System Engineering Plans, Life Cycle Sustainment Plans, etc. - Develop, draft, provide, and update documentation for acquisition programs to include all documentation required for program Milestone events. - Government program management to include budgeting, scheduling, trade-off analysis, life-cycle costing, risk management, supportability, test and evaluation, and requirements development. - Verbal and written communication to include presentations and/or briefings to product managers, division chiefs or equivalent grade.

The Senior Program Analyst shall provide general program duties for assigned organization in accordance with Government policies and regulations.   Responsibilities include, but not limited to: - Development and management of IMS for technical programs. - Technical program management, scheduling, trade-off analysis, risk management, supportability, test and evaluation, and requirements. - Verbal and written communication to include presentations and/or briefings to product managers, division chiefs or equivalent grade.

The Senior Program Analyst shall provide general program duties for assigned organization in accordance with Government policies and regulations.   Responsibilities include, but not limited to: - Writing and preparing the Defense Acquisition Executive Summary (DAES) report, Smart Charts, POM and Weapon System Review briefings. - Preparing high-level reports, specifically for ACAT 1, MAIS or MDAP programs. - Coordination and participation in Quarterly Product Reviews, Quarterly Budget Reviews and Weapons System Reviews. - Technical program management, including budgeting, scheduling, trade-off analysis, life cycle costing, risk management, supportability, test and evaluation, and requirements development. - Verbal and written presentations and briefings to senior level managers required (O-6 and above).

The Senior Program Analyst shall provide general program duties for assigned organization in accordance with Government policies and regulations.   Responsibilities include, but not limited to: - Proficient in technical program management, including budgeting, scheduling, trade-off analysis, life cycle costing, risk management, supportability, test and evaluation, and requirements development. - Extensive experience and familiarity with Cross Domain Solutions, preferably with a focus on enterprise solutions. - Working with IT or SW programs to include familiarity with Cross Domain SW solutions. - Verbal and written presentations and briefings to senior level managers required (O-6 and above).

The Senior Program Analyst shall provide general program duties for assigned organization in accordance with Government policies and regulations.   Responsibilities include, but not limited to: - Technical program management, including budgeting, scheduling, trade-off analysis, life cycle costing, risk management, supportability, test and evaluation, and requirements development. - Utilizing expertise in Foreign Military Sales (FMS). - Providing verbal and written presentations and briefings to senior level managers required (O-6 and above).

The Senior Program Analyst shall provide general program duties for assigned organization in accordance with Government policies and regulations.   Responsibilities include, but not limited to: - Technical program management, including budgeting, scheduling, trade-off analysis, life cycle costing, risk management, supportability, test and evaluation, and requirements development. - Working with Cross Domain Solutions, preferably with a focus on enterprise solutions. - Working with IT or SW programs to include familiarity with Cross Domain SW solutions. - Verbal and written presentations and briefings to senior level managers required (O-6 and above).

The Intermediate Human Systems Integration Specialist shall provide general integration duties for assigned organization in accordance with Government policies and regulations.   Responsibilities include, but not limited to: - Application of User-Centered Design principles and methods for new or developing systems. - Performs front-end analysis and experimental work when developing a new system. - Defines the architecture, work flow, information and interaction designs for new and current systems. - Investigates existing deployed systems for potential upgrades or more intensive Human Systems Integration (HSI) review. - Conducts mission, task, and function analyses of military C4ISR systems at a level of detail suitable for alternative design decisions. - Plans, conducts, and interprets user needs/requirements analysis using interviews, surveys, performance testing, and lessons learned data. - Conducts safety and human error analyses using fault trees, event trees, and root-cause analyses. - Completes job/task analyses, training systems requirements analyses, and training systems designs including embedded training systems.

The Intermediate Test Engineer shall provide general test engineering duties for assigned organization in accordance with Government policies and regulations.   Responsibilities include, but not limited to: - Testing of complex computer systems, mechanical, electrical/electronic and software systems. - Demonstrable familiarity with test planning, execution and reporting with formal testing of acquisition programs. - Work with the Department of Defense developmental and operational testing policies, processes and procedures.

The Senior General Systems Engineer shall provide general engineering duties for assigned organization in accordance with Government policies and regulations.   Responsibilities include, but not limited to: - Working with complex software systems performing requirements decomposition, managing requirements, reviewing software design, and tracking software development, integration and testing. - Work with intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance software systems. - Design, integration, configuration, and analysis of complex software systems, military electronics, computer networking, and digital and graphic display systems. - Work with Department of Defense System Engineering processes.

The Senior Operational Specialist shall provide general field operations management duties for assigned organization in accordance with Government policies and regulations.   Responsibilities include, but not limited to: - Serve as a technical expert in military intelligence and/or military operations. - Capable of understanding mission operations with the ability to convey how the PMO material solutions apply to related military operations. - Review and application of technical guidance (e.g., operations manuals, configuration documentation, etc) to PMO material solutions. - Act as a direct liaison with military, civilians and other contractors to recommend measures to improve methods, performance, and quality of product or service.

The HUMINT SME shall provide general engineering duties for assigned organization in accordance with Government policies and regulations.   Responsibilities include, but not limited to: - Define and manage development of HUMINT systems and architectures. - Support architecture trade studies. - Define and validate system requirements and interfaces. - Develop system-level CONOPS development, functional analysis and decomposition. - Perform risk reduction activities. - Support system-level integration and validation planning and execution with product managers.

The Senior Operational Specialist shall provide general field operations management duties for assigned organization in accordance with Government policies and regulations.   Responsibilities include, but not limited to: - Serve as a technical expert in military intelligence and/or military operations. - Capable of understanding mission operations with the ability to convey how the PMO material solutions apply to related military operations. - Review and application of technical guidance (e.g., operations manuals, configuration documentation, etc) to PMO material solutions. - Act as a direct liaison experience with military, civilians and other contractors to recommend measures to improve methods, performance, and quality of product or service.

The Senior Software Engineer shall provide general software engineering duties for assigned organization in accordance with Government policies and regulations.   Responsibilities include, but not limited to: - Working with user representatives, and Army and Joint programs to develop and execute interoperability testing between systems. - Working with intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance software systems. - Design, integration, configuration, and analysis of complex software systems, military electronics, computer networking, and digital and graphic display systems. - Working with Department of Defense System Engineering processes.

The Senior Hardware Engineer - Integration and test of HW components shall provide general engineering duties for assigned organization in accordance with Government policies and regulations.   Responsibilities include, but not limited to: - Design, development, integration and analysis of hardware projects to include integration of protocols, virtual software applications such as VMWARE and common operating systems such as UNIX/RedHat Linux. - Working as a skilled mechanical engineering, electronics engineering for Space, Weight, Environmental and Power or Electromagnetic Interference or Compatibility. - Developing policy on protection of program technologies drafted and approved Security Classification Guides. - Briefing stakeholders (all levels to include O-6) on system analysis and test results for system components, architectural changes supporting EOL changes or configuration updates due to technological upgrades.

The Senior Electrical Engineer - Data Link and RF Engineer shall provide general electrical engineering duties for assigned organization in accordance with Government policies and regulations.   Responsibilities include, but not limited to: - Author, review and edit program documentation, including test plans, concepts of operations, test cases, data-analysis plans and formal reports. - Design architectures for systems undergoing testing, to include test assets, support assets, lab requirements and data storage/retrieval scheme. - Conduct technical research, testing and reporting of emerging technological systems affecting the performance of all data link test programs. - Assist in managing all techincal aspects of direct data link design and implimentation.

The Cybersecurity - Information Assurance (IA) SME shall provide general cybersecurity duties for assigned organization in accordance with Government policies and regulations.   Responsibilities include, but not limited to: - Providing expert support, analysis and research in DoD Risk Management Framework (RMF) requirements and processes to support the Army RMF process. - Includes experience as a technical SME, Information System Security Officer (ISSO) or Information Security System Engineer (ISSE) on Army Program Of Record (POR)/Quick Reaction Capability (QRC) products. - Implementation of DOD-I-8500, DOD-I-8510, ICD 503, NIST 800-53, CNSSI 1253, Army AR 25-2, and RMF security control requirements and able to provide technical direction, interpretation and alternatives for security control compliant. - Working with the latest Army RMF requirement and processes. - Working with the NETCOM eMASS tool and able to support the program with the ISSO / ISSE functions. - Fully understand DISA Port Protocol, and Services Management (PPSM) requirement and able to obtain PPSM account for management of PPSM for supporting systems. - Work with other team members and other function teams to collaborate challenges and solutions.

The Computer Software Licensing and Configuration Management - Journeyman shall provide general software licensing and configuration management for assigned organization in accordance with Government policies and regulations.   Responsibilities include, but not limited to: - Gathering/eliciting COTS software licensing requirements - Procuring licenses through working with various procurement/contracting vehicles - Verifying software licenses requests and distribute licenses, racking software baselines - Auditing and creating version description documents (VDD) - Replicating and distributing media to field locations

The Computer Software Licensing and Configuration Management - Intermediate shall provide general software licensing and configuration management for assigned organization in accordance with Government policies and regulations.   Responsibilities include, but not limited to: - Providing Configuration Management through Audit and creation of version description documents (VDD). - Replicating and distributing media to field locations. - Gathering/eliciting Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) software licensing requirements to support PM DCGS-A - Teamwork to coordinate with the Functional Leads, including Logistics personnel, Budget, Technical Leads, System Engineers, and Information Assurance engineers OPSEC for eliciting and clarifying software license requirements. - Procuring of COTS Software products and licensing through working with various procurement/contracting vehicles. - Interfacing with Legal and Contracting office on all DCGS-A software license legal, funding, and contracting issues. - Processing, distributing, and tracking all authorized software licenses requests.