Experiment Planner - Analyst - 26-047

AUSGAR Technologies•Norfolk Naval Station, VA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

AUSGAR Technologies is seeking an Experiment Planner/Analyst to support a Norfolk, Virginia-area command and its missions, functions, and tasks. The position serves as a subject matter expert supporting research, planning, direction, and analysis for fleet-focused experimentation initiatives and events. The analyst collaborates with fleet representatives and science and technology development agencies to address Navy warfighting capabilities and improvements across naval operations and missions. The role works with government sponsors to identify experiment technical requirements and to design, plan, execute, control, and analyze experiments, including data collection and preparation of reports with findings and recommendations. The analyst leads and coordinates supporting planners and analysts as needed, develops and coordinates experiment planning materials, supports required engineering coordination, conducts technical exchange meetings, updates project leads and planning documents, and provides decision makers with a quantitative or qualitative basis for evaluating military solutions. This is a fully onsite, full-time position in Norfolk, Virginia. An active Secret clearance is required upon hire, with the ability to obtain a TS/SCI.

Requirements

Active Secret clearance upon hire, with the ability to obtain a TS/SCI.
Bachelor’s degree in a technical field from an accredited college or university.
At least 8 years of military or combat systems operations or related experience.
Ability to travel approximately 10%.

Responsibilities

Support a Norfolk-area command and its missions, functions, and tasks as an Experiment Planner/Analyst subject matter expert.
Facilitate research, planning, direction, and analysis for fleet-focused experimentation initiatives and events.
Collaborate with fleet representatives and science and technology development agencies on Navy warfighting capabilities and improvements.
Identify experiment technical requirements and establish collaborative working relationships with government sponsors.
Support the design, planning, execution, control, data collection, and analysis of experiments, and prepare reports detailing findings and recommendations.
Lead, plan, and coordinate supporting planners’ and analysts’ activities as required for assigned studies or projects.
Develop and coordinate Baseline Assessments (BA), Control Plans (EXPLAN), Data Collection and Analysis Plans (DCAP), and Information/Knowledge Management Plans (IM/KM) with military and government civilian leads.
Coordinate associated spectrum, accreditation, and installation/de-installation requirements with engineering team leads as needed for initiative testing.
Conduct technical exchange meetings with experiment participants and update project management leads and planning documents as required.
Serve as the analyst for project teams and provide decision makers with quantitative or qualitative bases for decisions related to military solutions under investigation.