ATQH SATCOM Trainer

Leidos•Fort Hood, TX

About The Position

Join a team committed to a mission! At Leidos , we deliver innovative solutions through the efforts of our diverse and talented people who are dedicated to our customers’ success. We empower our teams, contribute to our communities, and operate sustainable. Everything we do is built on a commitment to do the right thing for our customers, our people, and our community. Our Mission, Vision, and Values guide the way we do business. Are you ready for your next career challenge? Leidos has an opening for a ATQH Baseband Trainer to provide troubleshooting, installation and support for the at-the-quick-halt(ATQH) formally known as WIN-T Inc. 1 at Fort Hood TX. The ATQH is a communications network that provides the Army Warfighter with voice, data and video capabilities for use in a tactical environment, utilizing primarily commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) equipment. The system includes the following equipment: Unit Hub Node, Regional Hub Node, Single Shelter Switch (SSS), Joint Network Nodes (JNN), Battalion Command Post Nodes (BnCPN), Network Operations (NetOps), JNN and BnCPN Satellite Transportable Terminals (STTs), and Master Reference Terminals (MRTs).

Requirements

Must have an active DoD Secret security clearance.
Knowledge of routers, gateways, Cisco ASA Firewalls, Linux and Windows Operating Systems, and knowledge of Virtual Infrastructure.
Routing : Set-up, Troubleshoot and understand OSFP, DMVPN and Multicast.
Satellite Communications : Set-up, troubleshoot and understand NCC Operations, Linkway, Raydyne, FDMA and NCW modem operations.
Knowledge of troubleshooting and resolving LAN/WAN network related problems.
Provide technical expertise for performance and configuration of networks.
Knowledge of routing/switching.
Knowledge of Communications Security.
Satellite Communications(SATCOM) experience required.
Skilled in the set-up, troubleshooting and understanding of Virtual Machine Infrastructure (VMWare VCP-DCV), set-up, troubleshoot and understand the various WIN-T assemblages.
Skilled in the set-up, troubleshooting and understanding of NCC Operations, Linkway, Raydyne, FDMA and NCW modem operations.
Skilled in the set-up, troubleshooting and understanding BGP, OSFP, DMVPN, Multicast.
Develop guidance on program planning, position management, contingency/emergency planning, position management, work measurement, and productivity improvement.
Assist the project manager in evaluating the effectiveness and efficiency of major program operations throughout an agency.
Bachelor’s Degree + 2 years relevant experience, or 6 years equivalent Military Occupation Specialty (MOS) code in lieu of Degree.

Nice To Haves

Certified Technical Trainer (CTT+)
Other computer certifications i.e. A+, Network plus, Server+, CCNA, etc.

Responsibilities

New Equipment and Field Operations Support: Specific experience required includes routers, gateways, Cisco ASA Firewalls, Linux and Windows Operating Systems, and knowledge of Virtual Infrastructure.
Routing: Set-up, Troubleshoot and understand OSFP, DMVPN and Multicast
Satellite Communications: Set-up, troubleshoot and understand NCC Operations, Linkway, Raydyne, FDMA and NCW modem operations.
Knowledge of troubleshooting and resolving LAN/WAN network related problems.
Provide technical expertise for performance and configuration of networks.
Circuit breaker corrective maintenance.
Read technical diagrams and blueprints.
Perform general electrical maintenance.
Curriculum Development: Coordinate with Government customers to prepare and maintain TPF and NET plans for current and future systems.
Create customized training plans based on current systems, new system upgrades, and mission-specific requirements.
Training Services: Provide delivery of instruction through both field and classroom training/operation.
When required, work shall be done at night and in inclement weather.
When applicable, coordinate classroom set-up to support each individual class.
Provide modernization instruction on the operations and maintenance of supported systems, standard and non-standard systems and equipment.
Serve as primary fielders, installers, instructors, assistant instructors, and/or demonstrators.
Cross Training: Participate in formal training and self-instruction / use on complimentary systems and protocols to increase the breadth of systems competency for training and fielding requirements.
Continuing Education: Continue education through self-study and other methods to maintain instructor certification status, as applicable.
Trainers shall attend instructor qualification training or other specialized training conducted at various CONUS or OCONUS locations.