Senior Navigational Warfare SME

Posted 16 days ago

science applications internationalHuntsville (AL)

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Description: SAIC is actively seeking a Senior Navigational Warfare SME in Huntsville, AL. As the SME, the candidate will be responsible for supporting the customer in developing schedules and agendas for meetings; coordinating specific working groups and conduct analysis to refine requirements for areas such as: assessments of current / future NAVWAR systems; Concept of the Operation (CONOPS); Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTPs); development of emerging materiel solutions; synchronization of Army and Joint-service operational assessments; rapid fielding initiatives and technology transitions. The candidate will also participate in capability studies such as Analysis of Alternatives (AoAs) to review system capabilities and mission development and ensure traceability between the AoA's Measures of Effectiveness, Measures of Performance and Measures of Cost (MOEs/MOPs/MOCs).
Qualifications
Required Education: Bachelor's Degree and fifteen (15) years' experience; four (4) years of experience are accepted in lieu of a degree. Required Clearance: The candidate must possess and maintain an active TS/SCI.
Required Skills: Experience with development, coordination and staffing of appropriate ACIDS/JCIDS documentation such as: Development Documents (CDDs), Abbreviated – CDDs, Capability Production Documents (CPDs), and any other required supporting analysis and documentation. Strong experience in Electronic Warfare operations. Understanding of GPS satellite / architecture signatures, GPS jamming, jamming scenario analysis, Anti-Jam development, integration and test. Understanding of Electromagnetic Support requirements to sense and understand the electromagnetic operating environment. Job Field: Defense/Intel
Travel: Yes, 10 % of the Time

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