CONUS Deployable - Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) Program Manager (USAF)

Delmar Aerospace Corporation•Ruston, LA

6d•Onsite

About The Position

DelMar Aerospace Corporation is hiring a CONUS-deployable Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) Program Manager to manage the Wing and Operations Group EFB program at U.S. Air Force bomber bases. The program supports mobile devices, stand-alone computers, mobile device management software, and electronic flight publications used by B-52H or B-1B aircrew. The role combines hands-on device administration with implementation of changing higher-headquarters security requirements and publication updates that have safety-of-flight implications. The position serves as the primary Wing EFB Program Manager and liaison to AFGSC/A3TV. It oversees EFB equipment and accounts, device enrollment and compliance, current flight publications, service-provider coordination, inventory, sustainment planning, and annual reporting. Personnel deploy to CONUS Air Force bomber bases in rotations, typically 90–120 days on and 30 days off; the company may work with employees on rotation location and duration. The work is typically eight hours per day, five days per week, with government-required surges. Exercise support and holidays may require duty-hour shifts, coordinated 48 hours in advance, with work not exceeding nine hours in a day. Federal holidays and AFGSC Family Days are observed. The role is performed at the SECRET level and requires U.S. citizenship and an active SECRET clearance, or a previously held clearance that expired and was not revoked. The company may facilitate qualified personnel in obtaining a clearance. Eligibility for access to Restricted Data is also required. The anticipated start is on or about November/December 2026. The position has a base period plus four one-year option periods. Compensation is negotiable and commensurate with experience; the payment package depends on the rotation schedule. DelMar Aerospace describes its culture as collaborative and creative, emphasizing hard work, integrity, empathy, accountability, learning from failure, and work-life balance.

Requirements

U.S. citizenship.
Active SECRET clearance, or a previously held SECRET clearance that expired and was not revoked; eligibility for access to Restricted Data is required. The company may facilitate qualified personnel in obtaining a clearance.
Working knowledge of iOS and macOS.
At least two years of Microsoft suite experience, with the ability to manage SharePoint and Microsoft Teams applications.

Nice To Haves

Two years of IT or device management experience is desired.
Device management experience on an MDM platform other than BlackBerry UEM may be considered through a case-by-case qualification waiver.
Publications or Stan Eval experience from another service or mission area may be considered through a case-by-case qualification waiver.

Responsibilities

Manage the Wing and Operations Group EFB program in accordance with AFGSCI 11-270 and Baseline Configuration announcements.
Serve as the primary Wing EFB Program Manager and liaison to the AFGSC EFB Program Manager (AFGSC/A3TV); maintain Wing and squadron EFB Manager appointment letters and submit them to the AFGSC/A3T EFB Workflow organizational mailbox.
Perform EFB maintenance, upgrades, patching, and restoration that cannot be handled at squadron level; hold the administrative passcode for the MDM console, ForeFlight administrator access, and local administrator rights on EUSA computers.
Administer EFB devices in BlackBerry Unified Endpoint Management (BBUEM) or the future designated MDM, including configuring, issuing, tracking, resetting, and updating devices; managing user accounts; tracking lost or stolen devices; and auditing unit compliance.
Coordinate with the Stan/Eval Technical Order Distribution Officer, squadron EFB Managers, and Stan/Eval representatives to keep EUSA computers current with Technical Orders, Currency of Directives, Flight Crew Information Files, Special Interest Items, and Flight Information Publications.
Publish standardized flight publications to Group SharePoint sites and shared drives, and notify aircrew of publication and procedure changes.
Manage the ForeFlight administration account, add and delete user accounts, and instruct squadron EFB Managers on configuration for worldwide FLIP use.
Manage the commercial internet service supporting EFB connectivity, serve as the primary ISP contact, schedule repair and service work, and escort ISP technicians through base facilities as needed.
Serve as equipment custodian for Operations Group EFB equipment; maintain inventory and accountability; distribute and enroll hardware-refresh devices in the AFGSC Device Enrollment Program and MDM before operational use; and decommission obsolete equipment through the Information Technology Equipment Custodian and DRMO.
Work with the Resource Advisor to establish sustainment costs and maintain inventory of EUSA computers, battery extenders, charging systems, Faraday bags, lithium fire-bag kits, mounts, cases, and cables; report sustainment costs in the annual group budget process.
Monitor iOS releases and technology news to anticipate obsolescence, and elevate EFB requirements and concerns to leadership and AFGSC/A3T.
Use the Microsoft Teams EFB Program Manager site and SharePoint to track announcements, manage user profiles, and assign training to new EFB Managers.
Produce the annual EFB Audit Report and EFB Sustainment Report, and support Stan Eval administrative duties as required.