OCONUS Rotational Site Lead - 31056

HII's Mission Technologies division•Mclean, VA

4d•$96,216 - $125,000

About The Position

HII’s Mission Technologies Division is seeking an OCONUS Site Lead to manage site operations for airborne Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) projects within the INDOPACOM or EUCOM area of responsibility. Supporting an Army customer, the Site Lead coordinates special activities, readiness exercises, training, education, and other tasks to enable successful mission operations. The position involves rotational assignments of 60–90 days and an 84-hour work week while in country. The Site Lead provides onsite management for military or government ISR mission support, develops and implements operational policies and procedures, and serves as the deployed team’s direct point of contact with the COCOM. The role directs subcontractors, conducts quality assurance and compliance reviews, oversees technical integration and operational improvements, and ensures security requirements and Government Furnished Equipment are properly managed. The Site Lead also provides expert guidance and training to project staff and recommendations to program management.

Requirements

Meet one of the stated experience and education pathways: 5 years of relevant experience with a related bachelor’s degree; 3 years with a related master’s degree; no experience with a related Ph.D. or Juris Doctorate; or 9 years of relevant experience with a high school diploma or equivalent.
Be willing and able to deploy and work in austere conditions.
Have experience with ISR flight operations and detailed knowledge of aviation principles, ISR fundamentals, tactics, and analysis.
Have experience working overseas with U.S. military commands, staff sections, and foreign nationals, and operating independently or as part of a small team.
Have experience with ISR operational site-specific requirements, site surveys, and expeditionary operations.
Have detailed knowledge of computer operations and applications, including Tactical Mission Software, mIRC or similar chat software, and Microsoft Office.
Be a U.S. citizen.
Possess and maintain a TS clearance with SCI eligibility and be able to obtain a CI polygraph.
Be fully deployable under AFRICOM, EUCOM, PACOM, and CENTCOM Theater Entry Requirements.

Nice To Haves

SERE Level C qualification and ability to obtain SERE-220 training.
Possess a TS clearance with SCI eligibility and a CI polygraph.
Previous experience as a site lead on U.S. Government interagency, joint, and combined operations at tactical, operational, strategic, and national levels.
Former military experience and existing working relationships with INDOPACOM and/or EUCOM task force command staff from multiple prior mission-support deployments.
Proven independent decision-making skills and experience working in multiple areas of responsibility.
Ability to fly as a Mission Commander when required.

Responsibilities

Manage onsite operational support for military or government ISR missions to meet prescribed monthly flight-hour requirements.
Define, develop, and implement policies and procedures for successful missions and operations.
Serve as the deployed team’s direct point of contact with the COCOM for operational support and assistance.
Direct subcontractors according to project requirements and applicable Statements of Work.
Conduct QA/QC checks, assessments, reviews, and audits to verify subcontractor compliance.
Oversee integration, testing, and operational use of technical insertions and develop operational improvements.
Establish and monitor quality-control standards across OCONUS project activities.
Develop briefings, documents, papers, concepts, and reports for presentation to the Government.
Ensure deployed contracting personnel comply with security requirements and procedures.
Provide direction, training, and assistance to project staff as a senior subject-matter expert.
Provide policy and guidance recommendations to the Program Manager and program management team.
Track, handle, and report Government Furnished Equipment at the OCONUS site.