Communications/Electronics Manager

InDyne • Anderson, AK

66d

About The Position

InDyne is a full-service military, civilian, and commercial operations company. Our Mission is to provide tailored cost-effective, quality services and solutions. Our Vision is to exceed customer expectations by delivering results through agility, flexibility, and responsiveness. Our Core Values include integrity, trust, and loyalty.

Requirements

• Ten years’ USAF Communications-Electronics management/supervisory experience.
• Direct experience with USAF space surveillance and missile warning weapon systems maintenance and operations activities is highly desirable, specifically UEWR radar maintenance/analysis experience.
• Experience with DoD Information Assurance program requirements is a plus.
• Must possess strong computer and verbal communications skills, including the ability to effectively convey technical information in written and verbal form.
• Must be thoroughly versed in USAF organizational level maintenance processes.
• Associate of Science Degree or equivalent experience. Equivalent experience is defined as 7 years’ experience in the Operations and Maintenance of phased array radar systems combined with formal military communications-electronics training on a system of similar complexity.
• Must possess or be able to obtain Secret Clearance.

Responsibilities

• Acts as the single point of contact responsible for the efficient and effective management of all Upgraded Early Warning Radar System (UEWR) operations and maintenance functions specified in the contract Performance Work Statement (PWS).
• Ensures weapon system and ancillary equipment Operational Readiness and Operational Availability specifications are met by ensuring a fully compliant and effective space and communications systems maintenance program is in place.
• Implements USAF organizational level maintenance requirements in accordance with PWS-applicable USAF Technical Orders and AF Instructions.
• Stays cognizant of weapon system and ancillary equipment status; identifies and corrects negative equipment/system performance trends before contract specifications are exceeded.
• Identifies the need for and submits requests for Urgent, Emergency, Engineering/Technical Assistance, or Programmed depot maintenance.
• Establishes and supports effective quality control and training programs including developing, maintaining, and executing detailed quality control inspections to ensure all contract functions are inspected regularly for compliance.
• Prepares and validates accuracy and sufficiency of maintenance and communications checklists and operating instructions IAW Quality Assurance document control guidelines.
• Participates in site-level and System Program Office software/hardware configuration meetings and provides assistance and recommendations to improve radar and communications systems changes/upgrades.
• Interacts with a wide variety of outside agencies performing work on or with the mission systems and ensures software/hardware changes are suitable and that no actions taken by outside agencies degrade mission system availability.
• Ensures data and voice communications operational availability requirements are met including satellite, cryptographic, and network O&M.
• Ensures 100% compliance with Operational, Physical and Information Security requirements.
• Ensures USAF logistics procedures related to organizational level maintenance functions are followed; ensures Maintenance Data Collection and Equipment Status Reporting data are accurately entered into the Integrated Maintenance Data System.
• Ensures government equipment and supply asset accountability; acts as the radar system Equipment Account Custodian; acts as the Installation Frequency Spectrum Manager and submits and maintains frequency assignment records; acts as the Radio Frequency Radiation safety program officer to ensure USAF program requirements are met.
• Participates in Emergency Management activities including both real-world and exercise events; acts as the Electro-Static Discharge (ESD) program manager; acts as Information Assurance Officer for the mission computer system to include performing certification and accreditation activities.
• Directly supervises the Communication Technicians (SATCOM, Radios, Television, Public Address), COMSEC Managers, Contractor Special Security Representative (CSSR), Local Area Network (LAN) Technicians, System Analyst, and UEWR Systems Administrators.

What This Job Offers

• Education Level: Associate degree
• Number of Employees: 51-100 employees