CCSG/Airwing Embarkable Integration

The Opportunity
The CCSG/Airwing Embarkable Integration will provide support and coordinate the deployment and integration of Carrier Air Wings (CVWs), deployable Information Systems into a Shipboard Network System, Consolidated Afloat Networks, and Enterprise System (CANES), etc.) and non-Navy network environments.

Key Responsibilities (Principal Duties and Accountabilities *Essential Functions)

• Coordinate the deployment and integration of Carrier Air Wings (CVWs), deployable Information Systems into a Shipboard Network System, Consolidated Afloat Networks, and Enterprise System (CANES), etc.) and non-Navy network environments. (Approximately 35-40 deployments annually).
• Coordinate the deployment and migration of CVWs organizational and personnel data using external hard drives. (Approximately 35-40 deployments annually).
• Manage, monitor, and troubleshoot deployable Information System hardware and software requirements. (Approximately 35-40 deployments annually).
• Maintain the IT Lifecycle Management tracker for deployable Technical Training Equipment (TTE), applications, databases, legacy networks and servers. Provide annual review with the CNAP N62
• Validate and review Carrier (CVN) and CVW Memorandum of Agreement in Support of (ISO) CVW Information Systems while embarked provide clear roles and responsibilities between CVW and CVN staff. (Approximately 35-40 deployments annually).
• Validate and ensure each Type Wing N6 has permission to all UIC's associated to their Commands of Responsibility's Deployable Management Tool (DMT) application and provide report to CNAP N62 monthly. (Approximately 35-40 deployments annually).
• Coordinate the Inventory of all Embarkable NMCI and follow-on systems and networks and ONE-NET assets which embarked on CVN. (Approximately 35-40 deployments annually).
• Monitor and Validate all 3rd party application and Microsoft patches are sent to NMCI and follow-on systems and networks and ONE-NET assets while embarked on CVN. (Approximately 35-40 deployments annually).
• Validate and ensure all Squadron Information Technology Point of Contact (ITPOC) has permission to their Command's UIC in the DMT application. (Approximately 35-40 deployments annually).
• Coordinate NMCI and follow-on systems and networks/ONE-Net Pack Up Kit (PUK) delivery and replenishment for deploying/deployed commands. (Approximately 35-40 times a year).
• Coordinate MAC submissions for deployable hardware swap (Hard Drives) to refresh software and security patching. Each MAC must be submitted IAW NMCI and follow-on systems and networks Guide to Deploy process timelines when returning from deployment to the NMCI and follow-on systems and networks environment (Approximately 35-40 times annually).
• Coordinate Outside Continental United Sates (OCONUS) Navy Enterprise Network (ONE-NET) Request for Change (RFC) submissions for deployable hardware swap (Hard Drives) to refresh software and security patching. Each RFC must be submitted IAW ONE-NET Guide to Deploy process timelines when returning from deployment to the ONE-NET environment (Approximately 1-2 times annually).
• Assist CNAP N62 and CNAP Embarkables Lead with the Coordination Information Assurance security scans (Assured Compliance Assessment Solutions (ACAS)) for deployable Information Systems prior re-joining the Ashore Enterprise Network. (Approximately 35-40 times annually). Ensure final ACAS Scan reports are provided to CNAP N62 and N64.
• Assist with conducting deployable planning meetings for each CSGs, CVWs, and Squadrons 90, 60, 30, and 5 days prior to scheduled deployment. (Approximately 35-45 time annually).
• Assist with providing input and annual reviews to CNAP Deployable Instruction and Deployable Checklist for all IT services and systems requirements to embark during deployments (JMPS, NALCOMIS, NMCI and follow-on systems and networks, ONE-Net and other Naval Aviation Information Systems).
• Monitor Naval Message for CVW's request for support pre-embarkation, deployed, and post-embarkation and coordinate with CNAP staff, SPAWAR or NAVAIR Program Office with support requirements.
• Coordinate with PMW-160 Embarkation Ships Integration Team for all CSG's, and CVW's pre-deployment. (Approximately 12 times annually).
• Assist PMW-160 Embarkables Team with CSG/CVW/Squadron NMCI and follow-on systems and networks/ONE-NET integration to provide structure Internet Protocol (IP) address scheme based on address issue to ship.
• Assist and coordinate with PMW-160 Embarkables Team with the connection of network devices to include NMCI and follow-on systems and networks, ONE-Net, and CANES certified assets to the CANES network.
• Assist and coordinate with PMW-160 Embarkables Team with NMCI and follow-on systems and networks & ONE-NET workstations and servers to include network services like Domain Name System(DNS), Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol(DHCP), E-Mail connectivity, and Internet browsing.
• Assist and coordinate with PMW-160 Embarkables Team with establishment of domain trust between ship and Embarkables or staff domain.
• Assist with the integration of Legacy or Optimized NALCOMIS host to the CANES network, mid-tier and IMA.
• Provide After Action Report (AAR) each CSG, CVW, and Squadron embarkation integration support assist visit.
• Assist the ship with LAN problems related to the embarkation process. If the problem exceeds onboard expertise, the ship is referred to the helpdesk for qualified support.
• Provide underway support normally ranging for up to four (4) days or until Ship's and Staff's command representatives are satisfied with functionality. (Approximately 6 times per year)
• Develop, document and maintain procedures for configuring the Embarkables forces equipment, software and configuring ship's equipment to support the Embarkables process.
• Coordinate onsite NMCI and follow-on systems and networks Deployable Site Transport Boundary(DSTB)/Fly Away Kit(FAK) training approximately 4 per year, which allows for NMCI and follow-on systems and networks network connectivity while deployed. DSTB is a secure solution that allows a small network footprint to reach NMCI and follow-on systems and networks resources from the field.
• Configure NMCI and follow-on systems and networks DSTB/FAK with integration of legacy and other non-NMCI and follow-on systems and networks Department of Navy (DoN) networks (Approximately 4 times per year).
  Conduct off-site environment exercised utilizing NMCI and follow-on systems and networks DSTB, (Approximately twice a year).
• Assist with establishment of NMCI and follow-on systems and networks DSTB/FAK for temporary site standup, including training, and planning review meetings, (Approximately 4 times a year).
• Participate in the SPAWAR System Center San Diego PMW205 NMCI and follow-on systems and networks/ONE-Net Deployable Working Group Weekly Touch Point meetings. The meeting provides an update of ongoing hardware and software issues when NMCI and follow-on systems and networks/ONE-Net Embarkables assets and systems transitioning from Shore to Sea to Shore or, Shore to Shore. It also offers a venue to voice upcoming maintenance and life cycle modernization events scheduled for a specific platform that may impact transitioning CSGs, CVWs, and Squadrons.
• Coordinate COMPACFLT designated Information Technology Inventory Application is conducted 60 days pre deployment with TYPEWING, CVW, and Squadron IAW COMPACFLT IT inventory guidelines.