Position, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) / Navigation Warfare (NAVWAR) Analyst & Team Lead - Clearance Required
$114,108 - $220,000
ApplyPosition, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) / Navigation Warfare (NAVWAR) Analyst & Team Lead - Clearance Required
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$114,108 - $220,000
About the role
- Develop analytical plans based on limited customer direction, breaking broad or ambiguous problems into clearly defined tasks
- Own the analysis and analytical plan for PNT force designs from framing through delivery, including architectures that extend 10 or more years into the future
- Lead a team of analysts, setting direction, reviewing work, and ensuring the team's output is rigorous and well-documented
- Lead analytical software development efforts that support model building, data analysis, and force design evaluation
- Develop and assess trade spaces across space-based, terrestrial, and alternative PNT sources, weighing performance, resilience, cost, and schedule
- Represent both Space Force provider equities and end-user requirements throughout the force design process
- Translate complex analytical findings into clear recommendations that support investment and acquisition decisions across space-related government and civilian agencies
- Apply systems engineering principles to structure problems, define architectures, and evaluate design alternatives
- Build and apply quantitative models to assess PNT system performance, including accuracy, availability, and resistance to jamming, spoofing, and other forms of interference
- Collaborate with government stakeholders, technical subject matter experts, and other analysts across the NAVWAR/PNT enterprise to ensure future design recommendations are well-informed and defensible
- Communicate findings through written analysis, briefings, and presentations to technical and non-technical audiences, including senior government leadership
- Strong working knowledge of Position, Navigation, and Timing systems and concepts, including GPS and other satellite navigation constellations
- Familiarity with Navigation Warfare concepts, including electromagnetic interference, signal resilience, and countermeasures
- Bachelor's degree in Mathematics, Physics, Engineering, or a related technical field; advanced degree preferred
- Demonstrated experience applying systems engineering principles or systems-level thinking to complex technical problems
- Strong quantitative and analytical skills, with the ability to build and interpret models that support architecture-level decisions
- Demonstrated ability to develop an analytical plan from limited direction and structure an ambiguous problem into defined, manageable tasks
- Demonstrated experience leading a team of analysts and/or software developers on a technical project
- Ability to communicate complex technical analysis clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences
- Active TS/SCI clearance required
- Prior experience supporting Space Force, U.S. Space Command, or another space-related government or civilian agency
- Familiarity with force design or capability-based planning methodologies
- Experience with modeling and simulation tools used to evaluate space or PNT system architectures
- Background in acquisition processes and how analytical findings translate into investment decisions
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