Communications & Tactical Integration Analyst

Graham Technologies•Arlington, MA

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Graham Technologies is seeking a Communications & Tactical Integration Analyst to support the National Guard Bureau (NGB) J3/4/7-W Combating Weapons of Mass Destruction Division. The analyst supports tactical communications fielding, interoperability, information sharing, and common operational picture capabilities for Homeland Response Force (HRF) and CBRN Enhanced Response Force Package (CERFP) units. The position is located in Arlington, Virginia, and requires travel to support fielding, exercises, and integration activities as needed. Founded in 2007, Graham Technologies is a consulting services firm that provides IT professionals and tailored solutions to meet clients’ needs. The company describes a family-oriented, supportive environment that encourages work-life balance, professional growth, and teamwork.

Requirements

Experience supporting tactical communications, military IT systems, emergency response communications, or communications fielding.
Knowledge of HRF/CERFP, CBRN response, or National Guard domestic operations.
Experience with communications interoperability, network coordination, operational documentation, and stakeholder support.
Ability to analyze technical issues and produce clear status reports and briefings.
Active TS clearance or higher.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting NGB J39 and CBRN Response Enterprise communications.
Experience with NG CIMS, common operational picture tools, tactical networks, and equipment fielding.
CompTIA Security+ or equivalent cybersecurity background.
Experience supporting HRF/CERFP exercises and interagency communications working groups.

Responsibilities

Support HRF/CERFP tactical communications and IT capability fielding, equipment upgrades, and related technical coordination across state units.
Track fielding activities, equipment changes, interoperability issues, and communications support needs; prepare the required monthly communications fielding and gap status report.
Coordinate with interagency stakeholders, including FEMA, DHS, and DOE, to support compatible tactical operating pictures and information-sharing architectures.
Assist with development and standardization of modular, scalable communications solutions supporting National Guard CBRN Response Enterprise missions.
Analyze regional communications capabilities and interagency integration gaps; support preparation of the annual Regional Integration Report.
Coordinate new-equipment training, communications planning, and exercise support for HRF/CERFP units.
Support account-access processes, communications network documentation, and operational procedures as authorized by the Government.
Maintain communications-related standard operating procedures, technical documentation, and coordination records.
Travel to support fielding, exercises, and integration activities as required and submit contract-required trip reports.