Posted 1 week ago
Top Secret/SCI
Mid Level Career (5+ yrs experience)
Unspecified
25%
Aerospace and Aviation
Schriever AFB, CO (On-Site/Office)
Software Engineering Services currently has an open requirement for a Strategic Missile Warning SME. This position will provide primary support to Strategic Integrated Tactical Warning/Attack Assessment (ITW/AA) Missile Warning Mission and also support the Global Sensor Management (GSM) function.
Performs technical work in support of the functional management of the ITW/AA Command & Control (C2) Enterprise. This includes oversight of all ITW/AA systems—from sensors to correlation centers to forward users, as well as direct management of ITW/AA C2.
Ensures ITW/AA operational systems and data communications media effectively accomplish the ITW/AA mission. Works independently or establishes and leads working groups to include the USSPACECOM, co-chaired Operations Approval Board (OAB, O-6 level) and the 2-star level ITW/AA Mission Oversight Board (MOB). Directly responsible for the operability and integrity of the ITW/AA mission systems in accordance with the NORAD Agreement & Terms of Reference, CJCSIs 3296/6810, and NORAD/USSPACECOM instructions. Works across multi-organizational boundaries with NORAD/USNORTHCOM, USSTRATCOM, OSD (A&S), US Space Force, and other key ITW/AA stakeholders to ensure National and Combatant Command mission requirements are supported. Performs ITW/AA Change Control Management, ensuring Missile Warning assessment/characterization data is provided to the President of the United States, Canadian Prime Minister, and Combatant Commanders. Plans and executes and responds to GO-FO level RFIs involving ITW/AA sensor and C2 anomalies. Assists USSPACECOM GSM branch in ITW/AA system troubleshooting and follow-up beyond the scope of current operations.
Required Experience
• Proficient at MS Office products: Word, Power Point, and Excel.
• In-depth knowledge of SIBRS Survivable Endurable Evolution (S2E2), Mission Control Station (MCS), Missile Warning Center (MWC), and Survivable Mobile Command Centers (SMCCs) Requirements
• Previous Missile Warning/Missile Tracking mission area experience with OPIR (DSP/SBIRS/GPS/Future OPIR & Associated Ground Systems) and Ground Based Radar (UEWR) systems operations, policy enforcement, and change management efforts.
• Knowledge of US Nuclear Detonation Detection System (USNDS) architecture, processes, procedures and requirements.
• Knowledge of ITW/AA systems, processes, conferencing and CJCSI requirements.
• Knowledge of various roles, capabilities, and issues associated with the ITW/AA C2 network and associated systems.
• Knowledge of a wide range of ITW/AA systems specifics; sensors, correlation centers, data lines, forwards users, capabilities, functions, and operational practices of specific systems.
• Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing; articulate complex issues; and maintain a good working relationship in a small-team environment.
Additional (Highly Desired) Qualifications
• Knowledge of Nuclear Command, Control and Communications (NC3) processes, procedures, and requirements as well as Nuclear Command and Control (NC2).
• 5-10 Years working in the Missile Warning mission area and familiarity with the ITW/AA, TES, and SEW architectures.
• Retired military or previous military experience.
• CCMD level and/or Joint Staff level staff experience.
• CCMD Missile Warning Functional Management Office experience.
• Familiarity with Missile Defense, and Space Domain Awareness missions.
• Strategic missile warning—ITW/AA experience.
• Bachelor’s Degree or higher
Performs technical work in support of the functional management of the ITW/AA Command & Control (C2) Enterprise. This includes oversight of all ITW/AA systems—from sensors to correlation centers to forward users, as well as direct management of ITW/AA C2.
Ensures ITW/AA operational systems and data communications media effectively accomplish the ITW/AA mission. Works independently or establishes and leads working groups to include the USSPACECOM, co-chaired Operations Approval Board (OAB, O-6 level) and the 2-star level ITW/AA Mission Oversight Board (MOB). Directly responsible for the operability and integrity of the ITW/AA mission systems in accordance with the NORAD Agreement & Terms of Reference, CJCSIs 3296/6810, and NORAD/USSPACECOM instructions. Works across multi-organizational boundaries with NORAD/USNORTHCOM, USSTRATCOM, OSD (A&S), US Space Force, and other key ITW/AA stakeholders to ensure National and Combatant Command mission requirements are supported. Performs ITW/AA Change Control Management, ensuring Missile Warning assessment/characterization data is provided to the President of the United States, Canadian Prime Minister, and Combatant Commanders. Plans and executes and responds to GO-FO level RFIs involving ITW/AA sensor and C2 anomalies. Assists USSPACECOM GSM branch in ITW/AA system troubleshooting and follow-up beyond the scope of current operations.
Required Experience
• Proficient at MS Office products: Word, Power Point, and Excel.
• In-depth knowledge of SIBRS Survivable Endurable Evolution (S2E2), Mission Control Station (MCS), Missile Warning Center (MWC), and Survivable Mobile Command Centers (SMCCs) Requirements
• Previous Missile Warning/Missile Tracking mission area experience with OPIR (DSP/SBIRS/GPS/Future OPIR & Associated Ground Systems) and Ground Based Radar (UEWR) systems operations, policy enforcement, and change management efforts.
• Knowledge of US Nuclear Detonation Detection System (USNDS) architecture, processes, procedures and requirements.
• Knowledge of ITW/AA systems, processes, conferencing and CJCSI requirements.
• Knowledge of various roles, capabilities, and issues associated with the ITW/AA C2 network and associated systems.
• Knowledge of a wide range of ITW/AA systems specifics; sensors, correlation centers, data lines, forwards users, capabilities, functions, and operational practices of specific systems.
• Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing; articulate complex issues; and maintain a good working relationship in a small-team environment.
Additional (Highly Desired) Qualifications
• Knowledge of Nuclear Command, Control and Communications (NC3) processes, procedures, and requirements as well as Nuclear Command and Control (NC2).
• 5-10 Years working in the Missile Warning mission area and familiarity with the ITW/AA, TES, and SEW architectures.
• Retired military or previous military experience.
• CCMD level and/or Joint Staff level staff experience.
• CCMD Missile Warning Functional Management Office experience.
• Familiarity with Missile Defense, and Space Domain Awareness missions.
• Strategic missile warning—ITW/AA experience.
• Bachelor’s Degree or higher
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