Technology & Explosive Devise Analytical Center (TEDAC) LNO

QED Systems, LLC•Alley, MO

3d•$115,000 - $125,000•Onsite

About The Position

QED Systems, LLC is recruiting a Technology and Explosive Device Analytical Center (TEDAC) Liaison Officer to join its team in Huntsville, Alabama, supporting the HQDA G-3/5/7 Support Services contract. The position supports TEDAC and the FVEY Counter-Improvised Threat Collaboration Center (C3), representing the Headquarters, Department of the Army (HQDA) Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Branch. The role supports the Collected Exploitable Material (CEM) exploitation process, including monitoring, reviewing, assessing, analyzing, developing, synchronizing staff activity, and disseminating threat information and intelligence. Work supports the Army Foreign Materiel Program (FMP), Scientific and Technical Intelligence (S&TI), and Weapons Technical Intelligence (WTI), with focus on adaptive human networks, emerging hybrid threats, improvised devices, explosives, electronics, and associated components. The position also provides recommendations on programmatic and policy support for forensic science and exploitation at TEDAC and the FBI, and assists senior leaders across government agencies and services with doctrine and training development. The LNO serves as an entry point for Army organizations working with C3 partners, manages taskings, and serves as the primary Information Management Officer for C3 information systems connected to the Redstone Arsenal Installation Campus Area Network. The position is co-located with the customer and other contractors in government office spaces. Telework is generally not authorized but may be required in exceptional circumstances. Less than 10% travel is expected, including travel within and outside the continental United States. This is a full-time position, Monday through Friday, with flexibility around core hours. Travel may occur outside normal core hours. The estimated annual salary range is $115,000 to $125,000; the final offer may vary based on experience, geographic location, and other factors.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree.
At least 10 years of Army Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) service.
Graduate of NAVSCHEOD and qualified for the EOD Master Badge.
Active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.
Complete the US Army Cyber Security Fundamentals course.
Detail-oriented, with excellent technical, verbal, and written communication skills.
Ability to use government-provided software packages, especially Microsoft Office products such as Outlook, Word, SharePoint, PowerPoint, and Excel.
Ability to think critically and apply analytical methodologies to raw data to develop clear and precise recommendations.
Ability to focus on mission requirements while tracking multiple competing priorities.
Proficiency in the Enterprise Task Management Software Solution (ETMS2), formerly the Task Management Tool.
Ability to clearly communicate analysis orally and in writing.
Operational experience using standard automated toolsets to perform duties.
Experience with Army policy writing.
Working knowledge of the Army EOD program and relevant guidance, including AR 11-41, AR 75-14, AR 75-15, AR 611-105, JP 3-42, ATP 4-32, DoDD 5160.62E, and CJCSI 2700.01G.
Ability to work Monday through Friday with flexibility around core hours; travel may occur outside normal core hours.

Responsibilities

Provide support to TEDAC and the FVEY Counter-Improvised Threat Collaboration Center (C3) as the liaison officer representing the HQDA EOD Branch.
Support the CEM exploitation process through monitoring, review, assessment, analysis, development, staff synchronization, and dissemination of open-source threat information, exploitation reports, raw and finished intelligence, and other reporting.
Support the Army Foreign Materiel Program (FMP), Scientific and Technical Intelligence (S&TI), and Weapons Technical Intelligence (WTI), focusing on adaptive human networks, emerging hybrid threats, and improvised devices and components.
Recommend programmatic and policy support for forensic science and exploitation at TEDAC and the FBI.
Assist senior leadership across government agencies and services with developing doctrine and training programs for prioritizing and exploiting improvised components.
Serve as the entry point for Army organizations to collaborate with C3 partners.
Monitor, assign, and manage taskings from higher echelons and/or through ETMS2, and assist the Government with staffing taskers outside ETMS2 in NIPR and SIPR environments.
Serve as the primary Information Management Officer for C3 information systems connected to the Redstone Arsenal Installation Campus Area Network for NIPRNet and/or SIPRNet.
Draft meeting EXSUMs for review and track and coordinate meeting due-outs within 24 hours after meetings.
Provide executive, technical, and administrative support to senior leaders.
Assist with drafting Army EXORDs, FRAGOs, meeting minutes, EXSUMs, and strategic documents.