F-35 Interoperability

ASRC Federal•Hampton, VA
•Onsite

About The Position

ASRC Federal Broadleaf is seeking an F-35 Interoperability support professional for its USAF HQ ACC contract at Langley AFB, Virginia. The position supports efforts to translate weapon-system requirements into documented studies, analyses, resource evaluations, and other documentation. It provides technical and analytical assistance to assess weapon-system capabilities and develop resource products aligned with DoD direction. The role supports planning, programming, budgeting, and execution of resource requirements, including capability, program, and cost analyses for new and modified systems. It manages, develops, and analyzes resource documentation for core A5/8/9 missions, supports program execution, and helps build and defend senior-leader decision data through the USAF Strategic Planning and Programming Process and the POM process. The position also develops rapid acquisition requirements products in accordance with evolving HAF/A5R policy and guidance, supports Solutions Pathway Reviews, contributes to studies and technical analyses that identify capability gaps and evaluate effectiveness against current threats, and facilitates working groups and Integrated Product Teams to ensure consistent information.

Requirements

  • Rated 5th Generation Fighter Pilot with 10 years of experience.
  • Working knowledge of and experience in C2 operations and CONOPS development.
  • Work experience in Non-Traditional ISR, conventional weapons, and C2ISR.
  • Four years of major acquisition program experience.
  • Combined Test Force or Joint Test Force experience.
  • Top Secret clearance, SCI, and SAP.
  • Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university.
  • Three years of experience on a USAF MAJCOM or higher Air Force-level staff, through active duty, Government service, or contractor work, in operations or in the specific program or subject area of the assigned A5/8/9 mission area.

Responsibilities

  • Translate weapon-system requirements into documented resource reports, studies, analyses, resource evaluations, and documentation products.
  • Maintain technical and analytical resource proficiency and coordinate with users, developers, industry, Air Staff, and other agencies to align resource development with DoD direction.
  • Support planning, programming, budgeting, and execution of resource requirements.
  • Perform capability, program, and cost analyses for new and modified systems.
  • Manage, develop, and analyze resource documentation for core A5/8/9 missions in support of program execution.
  • Build and defend 4-Star decision data through the USAF Strategic Planning and Programming Process and influence the POM process after planning decisions are made.
  • Develop Rapid Prototyping Requirements Documents, Rapid Fielding Requirements Documents, Capabilities Needs Statements, and other rapid acquisition products in accordance with HAF/A5R policy and guidance.
  • Support Solutions Pathway Reviews.
  • Assist with studies, technical analyses, and reports to identify capability gaps, inefficiencies, and capability effectiveness against current threats in A5/8/9 mission areas.
  • Facilitate and integrate working groups and Integrated Product Teams to ensure consistency of developing data and information.

Benefits

  • Medical, dental, vision, life, and short-term/long-term disability insurance coverage.
  • Paid leave policies for bereavement, military obligations, and parental needs.
  • 11 paid holidays annually.
  • 401(k) plan with company match and immediate vesting.
  • Employee referral bonuses.
  • Professional development funding after 90 days for regular full-time employees, including degree programs, industry-standard certifications, professional certificate programs, and professional conference registration fees.
  • Centers of Excellence and Communities of Practice offering opportunities for technical development, sharing ideas and best practices, innovation, and collaboration.
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