Job Requirements
Fort Bragg, NC
Top Secret/SCI Polygraph not specified
Senior Level Career (10+ yrs experience)
Salary not specified
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Job Description
Technical Surveillance Equipment and Electronic Warfare Specialist
The Technical Surveillance Equipment (TSE) and Electronic Warfare (EW) Specialist is a SME in specialized communications equipment, audio, video, unattended sensors, tagging, tracking, and locating, day and night optics, targeting, survey, and engineering equipment, and weather instruments.
Possess in depth knowledge to identify, analyze, develop, test, modify, and employ technical solutions in support of training and mission requirements.
Will have the ability to create plans for technical equipment development and/or advancement and work in concert with other departments as technical SME, assisting in cradle to grave equipment lifecycles.
Serve as a SME to higher headquarters when requested by the Government
Perform duties forecasting and planning the distribution of equipment, conducting research and analysis, preparation of recommendations concerning the integration of technical devices and equipment into mission and training arenas.
The TSE/EW Specialist will have the ability to research and submit recommendations for the procurement of new equipment, and identify problem areas, while recommending viable solutions.
Must be knowledgeable on a wide range of technologies/techniques applicable to assigned tasks.
Perform duties in various levels of compartmented security, each with separate policies and procedures.
Act as a SME while working with other agencies, as appropriate, in development efforts of technical solutions.
Stay abreast of Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) and Government-Off-The-Shelf (GOTS) equipment and technology advancements and provide concept developments in concert with end users to reach problem solutions.
Assist in planning, development and oversight of training/exercise programs which further refine and develop TTP's for operational employment.
May be required to use signature reduction mechanisms.
Qualifications:
5+ years’ experience working with special operations units and Joint Special Operations within the last four years.
Ability to independently conduct research, compile, interpret, and analyze a variety of practical and technical data from a wide range of sources, draw conclusions, and devise practical recommendations for action. Sampling will be the method for testing.
Must have detailed knowledge of national policies and doctrine concerning unit operations as they relate to the planning, management, and execution of Technical Surveillance, EW and IT activities
Minimum 10 years’ experience obtaining, employing, and managing Technical Surveillance Equipment and EW tools and mechanisms
Travel 25% to support training exercise requirements; OCONUS travel may be required but will not be limited and usually restricted to U.S states and territories.
Position requires TS clearance with SCI eligibility
The Technical Surveillance Equipment (TSE) and Electronic Warfare (EW) Specialist is a SME in specialized communications equipment, audio, video, unattended sensors, tagging, tracking, and locating, day and night optics, targeting, survey, and engineering equipment, and weather instruments.
Possess in depth knowledge to identify, analyze, develop, test, modify, and employ technical solutions in support of training and mission requirements.
Will have the ability to create plans for technical equipment development and/or advancement and work in concert with other departments as technical SME, assisting in cradle to grave equipment lifecycles.
Serve as a SME to higher headquarters when requested by the Government
Perform duties forecasting and planning the distribution of equipment, conducting research and analysis, preparation of recommendations concerning the integration of technical devices and equipment into mission and training arenas.
The TSE/EW Specialist will have the ability to research and submit recommendations for the procurement of new equipment, and identify problem areas, while recommending viable solutions.
Must be knowledgeable on a wide range of technologies/techniques applicable to assigned tasks.
Perform duties in various levels of compartmented security, each with separate policies and procedures.
Act as a SME while working with other agencies, as appropriate, in development efforts of technical solutions.
Stay abreast of Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) and Government-Off-The-Shelf (GOTS) equipment and technology advancements and provide concept developments in concert with end users to reach problem solutions.
Assist in planning, development and oversight of training/exercise programs which further refine and develop TTP's for operational employment.
May be required to use signature reduction mechanisms.
Qualifications:
5+ years’ experience working with special operations units and Joint Special Operations within the last four years.
Ability to independently conduct research, compile, interpret, and analyze a variety of practical and technical data from a wide range of sources, draw conclusions, and devise practical recommendations for action. Sampling will be the method for testing.
Must have detailed knowledge of national policies and doctrine concerning unit operations as they relate to the planning, management, and execution of Technical Surveillance, EW and IT activities
Minimum 10 years’ experience obtaining, employing, and managing Technical Surveillance Equipment and EW tools and mechanisms
Travel 25% to support training exercise requirements; OCONUS travel may be required but will not be limited and usually restricted to U.S states and territories.
Position requires TS clearance with SCI eligibility
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