E-7 Requirements Analyst

Vector CSP LLC•Hampton, VA

12d

About The Position

Provide functional support to ACC in developing requirements for the Airborne Battle Management and Surveillance (E-7 ABMS) platform which provides management and control of air, space, and cyberspace forces and real-time surveillance of the battlespace.

Requirements

Active TS/SCI/SAP security clearance is required.
Bachelor's degree from an accredited university in a technical discipline
Five (5) years' experience on USAF MAJCOM or higher-level staff experience (combination of active duty, Government service, or Contractor)
Seven (7) years' operational experience in the C2ISR Enterprise mission area
Five (5) years' experience developing, coordinating, and briefing JCIDS documents
Five (5) years' experience working with PPBE and supporting POM efforts
Ability to think critically, make decisions, and take action to resolve issues.

Responsibilities

Provide technical insight and expertise in support of JCIDS related studies and technical efforts requiring A5Y review to include sustainment/modernization decisions and E-3 Divestiture Strategy
Provide technical expertise in support of building core team members and developing overarching strategies for E-7 study efforts
Review technical related issues within a study effort; remain familiar with existing documents containing such information
Advise the Government and Project Coordinator on progress/status of technical matters
Support E-7 working groups
Support the Project Coordinator in building interdependent schedules; documenting and reporting status; drafting and briefing reports; ensuring sufficient progress on all technically related matters; and developing "get-well" strategies as required.
Utilize modeling and simulation expertise to support analytical efforts/approaches to determine effective COA.
Utilize expertise and familiarity with Knowledge Management/Decision Support (KM/DS) tools to influence COAs.
Provide technical expertise in support of platform modernization/sustainment and POM efforts.