SATCOM Systems Support Specialist (TS/SCI) - Langley Air Force Base,VA

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SATCOM Systems Support ProfessionalAFO is looking for a SATCOM Systems Support Professional to work at Langley AFB, VA. To join our team of outstanding professionals, apply today!

Responsibilities: Provide technical and analytical support to ACC/A5I in the development and integration of requirements into existing and/or planned systems. Assisting in planning documents and activities to include, but not limited to O&M, various acquisition activities, requirements development and developmental planning. Providing technical and analytical assistance including evaluating operational capabilities and addressing operational needs. Providing development, analysis, and process assistance in all Program Objective Memorandum and Amended Program Objective Memorandum activities. Assisting in the development, validation, and coordination of varied requirements documents. Assisting in investment strategy planning. Creating and maintaining spreadsheets and databases. Advising ACC/A5I on operational, logistics, and technical issues, transition strategy, project schedules, program plans, and other time-sensitive documents. Providing DISA/DITCO information necessary to acquire satellite leases. Making recommendations for satellite transmission plans between satellite vendor and RPA squadrons. Providing key interface for Global Hawk Satellite Database (SDB) requirements with Air Force Space Command and Electronic Systems Center responsible for developing future satellite communications architectures (satellites and ground/air radio systems).Working directly with DISA and Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) to lease commercial Ku Band satellite services for GH overseas Operations.

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