Technical Analyst

2 Circle Inc•Shreveport, LA

9d•Hybrid

About The Position

This position will provide remote and on-site subject matter expertise at Barksdale AFB, LA in support of the B-1 System Program Office (SPO). The Technical Analyst is responsible to assist in the design, planning, execution, analysis, reporting, and documentation related to weapons programs on the B-1 Bomber. This is a 100% direct labor position that will require intermittent travel within the Continental US (CONUS).

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree required from an accredited college or university.
15 years experience in Air Force weapons/armament maintenance required, 10 years in the B-1 preferred.
Demonstrated skill in conceiving, planning and conducting research in problem areas of considerable scope and complexity, requiring unconventional or novel approaches and sophisticated research techniques.
Demonstrated ability to make decisions independently on maintenance and logistics engineering problems and methods, and to resolve important questions and to plan and coordinate work.
Strong Organizational and Project Management skills.
Must have current Top Secret security clearance.

Nice To Haves

10 years in the B-1 preferred.

Responsibilities

Work in concert with the B-1 SPO, Air Force Global Strike Command, and B-1 user community to assist in the development of weapons requirements.
Participate in Working Groups, Technical Interchange Meetings, and various Integrated Project Teams (IPT); provide program, systems engineering, and acquisition support to the B-1 SPO and prime contractors concerning weapons programs.
Create and/or review documents including drawings, technical orders, requirements documents, specifications, technical data, and certification documents for governing authorities.
Create and/or review weapons documentation including plans, procedures, analysis, and reports.
Provide support for validation and verification of hardware, software, and technical documents.
Assess risks to program success and recommend courses of action to the IPT lead based on risks and mitigation strategies.
Develop, assess, and recommend strategies for supporting and sustaining updated and modified weapons system components.
Travel to multiple locations within CONUS.