Integration Subject Matter Expert

Capstone Research Corporation•Huntsville, AL
•Onsite

About The Position

Capstone Research Corporation is seeking an Integration Subject Matter Expert to support the Missile Defense Agency/Architecture MDA/DCX Joint Integrated Fire Control portfolio in Huntsville, Alabama. The selected candidate will analyze and evaluate major system project requirements and provide comprehensive programmatic and technical support. The role provides integrated air and missile defense subject matter expertise to the Director, Joint Integrated Fire Control, Missile Defense Agency, and supports the integration of sensors, command and control and battle management systems, communications networks, tactical data links, and weapon systems. The position involves coordinating efforts across Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, and Missile Defense Agency programs; supporting exercises and test events; facilitating working groups; and supporting technology transition planning and insertion of mature capabilities into Programs of Record. Travel is approximately 20 to 25 percent. Applicants must currently possess and be able to maintain an active Secret security clearance. Capstone Research Corporation is headquartered in Huntsville, Alabama, and provides engineering services and research and development support across the Department of Defense. The company offers company-provided medical and dental insurance, matching 401(k), and profit sharing. Compensation will be determined based on factors including job responsibilities, education, experience, skills, market data, and internal equity.

Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree and 10 or more years of relevant experience.
  • Must currently possess and be able to maintain an active security clearance; the position specifies a Secret Security Clearance.
  • Demonstrated ability to interface with external stakeholders and Missile Defense Agency team members to help shape portfolio direction and build consensus on initiatives.
  • Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite.
  • Self-motivated, detail-oriented, and highly organized.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

Nice To Haves

  • DoD Program Office experience is strongly desired.
  • Technical experience in Integrated Air and Missile Defense (IAMD), or related laboratory environments, is preferred.
  • Combat Identification experience, particularly with Joint Multi-platform Advanced Combat ID (JMAC).

Responsibilities

  • Provide programmatic support, including developing white papers, action item responses, briefings, and other time-sensitive deliverables.
  • Coordinate technical and programmatic efforts across Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, and Missile Defense Agency programs.
  • Analyze mission threads integrating sensors, command and control and battle management systems, communications networks, tactical data links, and weapon systems.
  • Provide integrated air and missile defense subject matter expertise to the Director, Joint Integrated Fire Control, Missile Defense Agency.
  • Plan and support exercises and test events, including developing requirements, test objectives, measures, and metrics.
  • Participate in events that directly inform Integrated Air and Missile Defense and Joint Tactical Integrated Air and Missile Defense capabilities.
  • Support project execution through planning, schedule development and maintenance, progress tracking, reporting, and risk management, including Integrated Master Schedule development.
  • Facilitate technical and operational working groups and communicate with operational, engineering, acquisition, and senior leadership stakeholders.
  • Support technology transition planning and insertion of mature capabilities into Programs of Record.
  • Travel approximately 20 to 25 percent to support meetings, exercises, test events, and other mission requirements.

Benefits

  • 100% company-provided medical insurance.
  • 100% company-provided dental insurance.
  • Matching 401(k).
  • Profit sharing.
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