A10 CBRN Technical Analyst

Noblis

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Noblis is seeking an on-site CWMD Technical Analyst capable of supporting AF/A10S in the development and implementation of strategy doctrine, policy, guidance, programs, projects, operational research, analysis, and testing relating to the AF CWMD Range of Mission Sets (Non-Proliferation, CounterProliferation, i.e. strike, interdiction, intercept, offensive & defensive counter-air/space, ATSO, air operations, CBRN defense and consequence management). This will be an onsite position at the Pentagon. This position is part of a proposal effort and is contingent upon contract award. Responsibilities: Providing inputs to assist AF/A10S in developing policy and doctrine for AF operations in a CBRN environment and in the execution of National or DoD programs (such as CBRN Survivability). Performing analysis of items of interest by the MAJCOMS, Air Staff/Space Staff, Services, JS, OSD, DoD, CCDRs, and other Federal Agencies to assist in determining its value to the DAF for operational use. Maintaining familiarity with general categories of analytic quantitative assessment, including: Threat and Vulnerability Assessments, Basic Challenge Sources, Attack Characterization, Atmospheric Transport Dispersion Modeling, Chem-Bio Defense (CBD) Equipment Operations, AF Operations, Risk Assessment/Management, Hazard Modeling and Analysis, Detector Capability Analysis, Decontamination Requirements Analysis, Technical Design, and Conduct of Laboratory and Field Testing, which support the development and implementation of the CBRN CONOPS and other supporting efforts.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree & 5 years of relevant experience. Will also consider an Associate's degree & 8 years of experience, a high school diploma & 11 years of experience, or a PHD & 1 year of experience.
Demonstrated experience with: Operations of current sortie generation Modeling & Simulation (M&S) products.
Using and interpreting M&S tools.
In-depth knowledge of AF and DoD CWMD and Counterproliferation programs
Working in complex environments with multiple POCs.
Analyzing/interpreting CBRN studies for operational impacts (i.e., impact on air and/or space operations/missions.)
Technical expertise concerning CBRN science and understanding of the CBRN hazard environment.
AF-unique operational experience/expertise in the following mission areas: Fighter/mobility operations
Flightline agile combat support
Joint operations/Air operations planning
AF CBRN Defense
Counterproliferation and non-proliferation
Scientific Analysis and testing of Air Platforms
Adversary use of/potential methods of employment regarding chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear weapons
CBRN effects on people, equipment and operations
AF CBRN countermeasure processes
Must be a US Citizen w/ an active Top Secret Clearance, with the ability to obtain TS/SCI.

Nice To Haves

Experience within the A10 community

Responsibilities

Providing inputs to assist AF/A10S in developing policy and doctrine for AF operations in a CBRN environment and in the execution of National or DoD programs (such as CBRN Survivability).
Performing analysis of items of interest by the MAJCOMS, Air Staff/Space Staff, Services, JS, OSD, DoD, CCDRs, and other Federal Agencies to assist in determining its value to the DAF for operational use.
Maintaining familiarity with general categories of analytic quantitative assessment, including: Threat and Vulnerability Assessments
Basic Challenge Sources
Attack Characterization
Atmospheric Transport Dispersion Modeling
Chem-Bio Defense (CBD) Equipment Operations
AF Operations, Risk Assessment/Management
Hazard Modeling and Analysis
Detector Capability Analysis
Decontamination Requirements Analysis, Technical Design, and Conduct of Laboratory and Field Testing, which support the development and implementation of the CBRN CONOPS and other supporting efforts.