Test and Evaluation Specialist ExpeditionaryLittoral Warfare
Test and Evaluation Specialist ExpeditionaryLittoral Warfare
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Develop and execute comprehensive OT&E programs for USN, USMC, and Joint systems
- Conduct Integrated Evaluation Framework and T&E Master Plan development, test planning, test execution, data analysis, and test reporting
- Support cross-functional teams through complex operational testing cycles
- Interface with Navy/USMC leadership and program stakeholders on test plans and results
- Conduct accreditation process for modeling and simulation efforts supporting developmental/operational testing
- Ensure compliance with DoD 5000 series and Navy acquisition instructions
- Current Navy, Marine Corps, or Air Force operations knowledge
- Bachelor's degree (STEM preferred) or equivalent operational/T&E experience
- Strong leadership skills with the ability to drive projects to successful completion
- Effective communication skills to convey analysis results and recommendations to senior leadership
- Proficiency in technical writing and reporting
- Strong knowledge of analysis methodologies applied to complex systems evaluation
- Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint)
- 4+ years of military T&E experience
- 5+ years Expeditionary/Littoral/SOF mission execution (2+ years at senior enlisted/DH level)
- Weapons and Tactics Instructor or equivalent warfare qualification
- Defense Acquisition Workforce Improvement Act (DAWIA) Foundational T&E Certification
- Norfolk, Virginia (customer site)
- Eligible for Secret clearance; TS/SCI preferred
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