Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) Program Manager (B-1B) - Dyess AFB, TX

Delmar Aerospace Corporation•Dyess, TX

8d•Onsite

About The Position

DelMar Aerospace Corporation is seeking an Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) Program Manager to administer the Wing and Operations Group EFB program for a B-1B group at Dyess AFB. The program includes mobile device management, ForeFlight administration, Exclusive Use Stand-Alone (EUSA) computers, publication currency, and equipment custody. As the EFB program continues to develop in the bomber community, the manager will handle technical administration and implement and document frequently changing higher-headquarters security requirements. Prior B-1B experience is not required. The position is located onsite at Dyess AFB, Texas, with no remote or hybrid option. It is full-time, totaling 1,880 hours annually across 47 weeks, ordinarily eight hours per day over a five-day week as determined by the Contracting Officer's Representative. Duty hours may shift for exercise support and around holidays, up to nine hours per day, with changes coordinated 48 hours ahead. Federal holidays are observed and AFGSC Family Days apply. The anticipated start is on or about November/December 2026. Compensation is negotiable based on experience. The role is part of a contract with a base period and four one-year option periods, and is awaiting contract award. The position requires U.S. citizenship, eligibility for Restricted Data access, and an active SECRET clearance or a previously held SECRET clearance that lapsed and was not revoked. Performance is at the SECRET level. Candidates should have working knowledge of iOS and macOS, at least two years of Microsoft suite experience, and the ability to manage SharePoint and Microsoft Teams. Two years of IT or device management experience is desired. The Government may waive specific qualifications case by case for candidates with relevant knowledge and skills, including experience with another MDM platform or publications and Stan/Eval experience from another service or mission area. The company offers medical, dental, and vision coverage, supplementary life insurance, paid time off, paid holidays, and a 401(k) with company match. DelMar describes a collaborative, creative workplace that encourages learning from experimentation and supports career development and work-life balance.

Requirements

U.S. citizenship.
An active SECRET clearance, or a previously held SECRET clearance that lapsed and was not revoked; the clearance must not have been revoked.
Eligibility for Restricted Data access.
Working knowledge of iOS and macOS.
At least two years of Microsoft suite experience, including the ability to manage SharePoint and Microsoft Teams applications.

Nice To Haves

Two years of IT or device management experience is desired.
Experience with a device management platform other than BlackBerry UEM may be considered under case-by-case qualification waivers.
Publications or Stan/Eval experience from another service or mission area may be considered under case-by-case qualification waivers.

Responsibilities

Standardize and maintain electronic flight publications across EUSA computers, Group SharePoint sites, and shared drives, coordinating with the Stan/Eval Technical Order Distribution Officer, squadron EFB Managers, and Stan/Eval representatives.
Update EUSAs by wireless connection, hard drive, or CD/DVD, and notify aircrew of changes by email.
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, maintain appointment letters at Wing and squadron levels, submit them to the AFGSC/A3T EFB Workflow mailbox, and liaise with the AFGSC EFB Program Manager at AFGSC/A3TV.
Perform maintenance, upgrades, patching, and restoration beyond squadron capability using administrative access to the MDM console, ForeFlight administration, and EUSA local administrator accounts.
Administer the device fleet in BlackBerry Unified Endpoint Management or its designated successor MDM; add and remove accounts, track lost or stolen devices, and audit unit compliance.
Manage the ForeFlight administration account and train squadron EFB managers on configuration for worldwide FLIP use.
Coordinate commercial internet service for EFB connectivity, relay connectivity problems to the ISP, schedule service calls, and escort technicians through base facilities when required.
Establish sustainment cost and inventory requirements with the Resource Advisor for EUSA computers and related equipment, and report them in the annual group budget.
Maintain accountability as equipment custodian for all Operations Group EFB equipment; inventory and enroll hardware-refresh devices in the AFGSC Device Enrollment Program and MDM before use; decommission obsolete equipment through ITEC and DRMO.
Identify and elevate EFB requirements to leadership and AFGSC/A3T; monitor iOS and technology releases and maintain an obsolescence mitigation plan.
Use the Microsoft Teams EFB Program Manager site and SharePoint to track announcements, manage user profiles, and assign training to new EFB managers.
Generate the EFB Audit Report and EFB Sustainment Report, and perform Stan Eval administrative duties as required.