Senior Intellectual Property/Data Rights Analyst

Aether Aerospace•Huntsville, AL
•Onsite

About The Position

Aether Aerospace is seeking a Senior Intellectual Property/Data Rights Analyst to perform intellectual property and data rights analysis in a Government weapon system project office in Huntsville, Alabama. The role supports Army Aviation acquisition and the development of a weapon system material solution, with a focus on obtaining technical data and software at the rights level needed for organic sustainment throughout the program lifecycle. The analyst will research data rights assertions and legal requirements, review CDRL deliverables, assess program risks, and support lifecycle sustainment planning. The role is a full-time, permanent employee position and requires an active Secret clearance.

Requirements

  • Active Secret clearance.
  • Bachelor’s degree and at least 8 years of experience in intellectual property analysis, including at least 3 years conducting data rights assessments; alternatively, at least 11 years of experience in intellectual property analysis and/or conducting data rights assessments in lieu of a degree.
  • Familiarity with laws and policies covering data rights, including applicable FAR and DFARS clauses, Army Directive 2018-26, 10 USC 2320, DODI 5230.44, and 5010.44.
  • Willingness to expand knowledge of data rights laws and policies.
  • Experience working with intellectual property and data rights assertions in a government acquisitions office.
  • Knowledge of U.S. Army staffing processes and procedures.

Responsibilities

  • Support Army Aviation acquisition efforts through research and analysis to obtain requested technical data and software at the necessary level of data rights for fully organic weapon-system sustainment over the program lifecycle.
  • Assess data rights assertions associated with the technical data package and identify areas of risk to the program.
  • Support development of briefings for Division Chief and Project Manager-level audiences.
  • Research and analyze CDRL deliverables based on intellectual property and data rights, and provide analysis to decision-makers on those CDRLs.
  • Support working groups as required on intellectual property and data rights.
  • Research Government use cases and intellectual property/data rights assertions.
  • Support development of a repository of intellectual property and data rights assertions during weapon-system development.
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