Senior Electromagnetic Operations & Warfare Capability Development SME

Ironclad Defense Works•Norfolk, VA

1d•$130,000 - $145,000•Onsite

About The Position

Ironclad Defense Works is seeking a Senior Electromagnetic Operations & Electromagnetic Warfare (EMO/EW) Capability Development SME to support NATO Allied Command Transformation in Norfolk, Virginia. This position will support development of NATO EMO/EW capabilities across the entire DOTMLPFI lifecycle and provide operational expertise to NATO Joint Effects capability-development efforts. This role requires a professional who will combine operational EMO/EW expertise with military capability development, requirements management, multinational coordination, and program-management experience.

Requirements

Master’s degree or equivalent military-college qualification in engineering, information systems, computer science, project management, business administration, or related field; or bachelor’s degree plus five years of relevant experience.
At least three years of recent senior-leader briefing experience.
At least five years of operational EMO/EW knowledge within the past 12 years at Tactical or Joint level.
Relevant expertise may include JICO, multi-interface tactical data links, NAVWAR, Precision Navigation and Timing, or Battlespace Spectrum Management.
At least two years of program/project-management experience in military capability development.
At least two years of multinational or NATO experience and familiarity with NATO Agencies.
ACTIVE SECRET CLEARANCE FROM U.S. OR NATO MEMBER NATION REQUIRED

Nice To Haves

NATO or Joint EMO/EW experience.
JEMSO or Battlespace Spectrum Management expertise.
Tactical Data Link/JICO background.
NAVWAR or PNT experience.
EW capability-development and requirements experience.

Responsibilities

Support development of NATO EMO/EW capability products across DOTMLPFI.
Support Joint Effects program-management activities.
Develop and maintain capability, operational, system, and interoperability requirements.
Support EMO/EW doctrine, policies, directives, concepts, CONOPS, and courses of action.
Coordinate capability development and implementation across lifecycle activities.
Engage NATO Agencies, national militaries, Centers of Excellence, academia, and technical stakeholders.
Maintain EMO/EW program status information and support capability validation.
Capture lessons learned and best practices.
Support workshops, seminars, meetings, conferences, and multinational engagements.
Provide analysis and decision support to senior EMO/EW program leadership.