Job Requirements
Port Hueneme, CA
Secret Polygraph not specified
Senior Level Career (10+ yrs experience)
$138,000 - $148,000
Job Description
This is a contingency hire pending contract award.
The company. GPI performs Joint and Navy planning, provides expertise to Joint, Allied, and Fleet operational exercises and training, and provides new technical solutions such as Robotic Autonomous Systems (RAS). GPI prepares clients for the future operational environment, focusing on new technical solutions including unmanned systems, non-kinetic effects, space, and synthetic training.
Area of Responsibility:
• All areas of responsibility listed below are essential to the satisfactory performance of this position by any/all candidates, with reasonable accommodation, if necessary. Work responsibilities may vary, depending upon assignment.
- Lead effort to representing the planning, execution, assessment and reporting of all analysis, evaluations, and events to appropriate boards, bureaus, centers, cells, and working groups, related to the identification, development, and evaluation of RAS – related technologies
- Design, develop, and deliver Flag / SES – level products and related briefings; examples include but are not limited to Exercise Schedules, Experimentation Schedules, Plan of Actions and Milestones (POAM), event planning, progress reports, after action reports (AARs), and technology assessments
- Perform cross-echelon coordination, collaboration, and liaison, as required; with navy, service, joint, allied, and partner stakeholder organizations and staffs to advance blue force warfighting through RAS capability and capacity development
- Identify key elements for RAS operations in all domains in support of blue force objectives.
- Assist in designing concepts of employment, operational vignettes, and concepts of operation to advance, and eventually mainstream the use of RAS in normal operations. Identify and create opportunities to apply RAS in theater operations, activities, exercises, experiments and other relevant events via joint, coalition and allied command and control structures
- Oversee the comparative analysis of technologies and systems. Provide subject matter expertise in command control, communication, computer, cyber, and intelligence (C5I) and ensure required interoperability and data exchange requirement considerations are inherent in all evaluations
- Ensure thorough examination of new and existing technology and systems through appropriate science and technology sources and communities; assist the government in developing priority capabilities milestones within iterative spirals and schedules
- Oversee the documentation of technical warfighting and capability specification findings, shortfalls, vulnerabilities, opportunities, desired behaviors, and other relevant design and/or performance attributes via appropriate documents and reports as directed.
- Coordinate and collaborate with appropriate stakeholders to ensure inclusion of RAS within appropriate exercises/experimentation, and other events to ensure performance, specifications, desired behaviors are demonstrated in realistic, representative, warfighting environment.
- Identify and quantify the deliverables associated with the project, and identify any associated risks and recommend appropriate mitigation needed for execution
Perform Collaboration across TF 66 and Staff directorates to leverage military sea and air lift capabilities supporting event execution
- Support program and technical reviews in support of field demonstrations and provide meeting minutes
- Provide status reports of field demonstration progress, accomplishments, status, and issues
Required training, experience, qualifications, and skills:
- Competence in rigorous methods of scientific inquiry and analysis.
- Ability to utilize statistical analysis, simulations, predictive modeling, or other methods to analyze information and recommend practical solutions.
- Required: Working level knowledge and skill of desktop computers, peripheral equipment and
software. Experience working within an MS Windows environment. Experience working with MS
Word, Excel, Power Point, Outlook and use of the Internet.
- Fluent in reading, writing and speaking English. Professional communication and interpersonal
skills and proficiency in writing and editing skills to include text organization, style editing,
punctuation, grammar and spelling.
- Possess strong writing skills, enabling the preparation of briefs, white papers, and other documentation related to Navy experimentation at the Flag Level.
- BS/BA degree
- Secret Clearance
Desired training, experience, qualifications, and skills:
BS in Operational Research, Robotics, Physics, or similar.
Advanced degree in Operational Research, Robotics, Physics, or similar.
Start date: Contingency hire for late 2026, early 2027 start
The company. GPI performs Joint and Navy planning, provides expertise to Joint, Allied, and Fleet operational exercises and training, and provides new technical solutions such as Robotic Autonomous Systems (RAS). GPI prepares clients for the future operational environment, focusing on new technical solutions including unmanned systems, non-kinetic effects, space, and synthetic training.
Area of Responsibility:
• All areas of responsibility listed below are essential to the satisfactory performance of this position by any/all candidates, with reasonable accommodation, if necessary. Work responsibilities may vary, depending upon assignment.
- Lead effort to representing the planning, execution, assessment and reporting of all analysis, evaluations, and events to appropriate boards, bureaus, centers, cells, and working groups, related to the identification, development, and evaluation of RAS – related technologies
- Design, develop, and deliver Flag / SES – level products and related briefings; examples include but are not limited to Exercise Schedules, Experimentation Schedules, Plan of Actions and Milestones (POAM), event planning, progress reports, after action reports (AARs), and technology assessments
- Perform cross-echelon coordination, collaboration, and liaison, as required; with navy, service, joint, allied, and partner stakeholder organizations and staffs to advance blue force warfighting through RAS capability and capacity development
- Identify key elements for RAS operations in all domains in support of blue force objectives.
- Assist in designing concepts of employment, operational vignettes, and concepts of operation to advance, and eventually mainstream the use of RAS in normal operations. Identify and create opportunities to apply RAS in theater operations, activities, exercises, experiments and other relevant events via joint, coalition and allied command and control structures
- Oversee the comparative analysis of technologies and systems. Provide subject matter expertise in command control, communication, computer, cyber, and intelligence (C5I) and ensure required interoperability and data exchange requirement considerations are inherent in all evaluations
- Ensure thorough examination of new and existing technology and systems through appropriate science and technology sources and communities; assist the government in developing priority capabilities milestones within iterative spirals and schedules
- Oversee the documentation of technical warfighting and capability specification findings, shortfalls, vulnerabilities, opportunities, desired behaviors, and other relevant design and/or performance attributes via appropriate documents and reports as directed.
- Coordinate and collaborate with appropriate stakeholders to ensure inclusion of RAS within appropriate exercises/experimentation, and other events to ensure performance, specifications, desired behaviors are demonstrated in realistic, representative, warfighting environment.
- Identify and quantify the deliverables associated with the project, and identify any associated risks and recommend appropriate mitigation needed for execution
Perform Collaboration across TF 66 and Staff directorates to leverage military sea and air lift capabilities supporting event execution
- Support program and technical reviews in support of field demonstrations and provide meeting minutes
- Provide status reports of field demonstration progress, accomplishments, status, and issues
Required training, experience, qualifications, and skills:
- Competence in rigorous methods of scientific inquiry and analysis.
- Ability to utilize statistical analysis, simulations, predictive modeling, or other methods to analyze information and recommend practical solutions.
- Required: Working level knowledge and skill of desktop computers, peripheral equipment and
software. Experience working within an MS Windows environment. Experience working with MS
Word, Excel, Power Point, Outlook and use of the Internet.
- Fluent in reading, writing and speaking English. Professional communication and interpersonal
skills and proficiency in writing and editing skills to include text organization, style editing,
punctuation, grammar and spelling.
- Possess strong writing skills, enabling the preparation of briefs, white papers, and other documentation related to Navy experimentation at the Flag Level.
- BS/BA degree
- Secret Clearance
Desired training, experience, qualifications, and skills:
BS in Operational Research, Robotics, Physics, or similar.
Advanced degree in Operational Research, Robotics, Physics, or similar.
Start date: Contingency hire for late 2026, early 2027 start
group id: 91074145