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RFP #N00173-21-R-WR01

Attachment 2

Personnel Qualifications

SPAce & Spacecraft Systems DEsign (SPADE)

Personnel Qualifications The Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) established a representative matrix of the labor categories and skills to which the contractor shall propose. Any required resumes shall use the same labor category headings to relate the experience of the candidates to the standards set forth below. If the contractor uses a labor category terminology other than that used in this provision, the contractor must provide a matrix clearly relating their proposed labor categories to those in the provision.

Detailed security requirements are delineated in the issued DD 254s relevant to this contract. (Ref SOW Section 4.1). The qualifications required for each of the labor categories including experience levels and any degree equivalents are as follows:

Table of Contents

Project Manager Level IV KEY

Systems Engineer Level IV KEY

Systems Engineer Level III

Aerospace Engineer Level IV KEY

Mechanical Engineer Level IV

Mechanical Engineer Level II

Electrical Engineer Level II

Design Engineer Level V

Structural Dynamics Engineer Level IV KEY

Structural Dynamics Engineer Level II

Structural Analysis Engineer Level IV KEY

Structural Analysis Engineer Level II

Electro-Mechanical Engineer Level IV

Electro-Mechanical Engineer Level II

Thermal Control Systems Engineer Level IV

Propulsion Engineer Level IV

Assembly Technician Level V KEY

Assembly Technician Level IV

Assembly Technician Level III

Harness Assembly Technician Level I

Quality Assurance Engineer Level IV

Quality Assurance Specialist Level V

Facilities Technician Level IV

Mechanical Technician Level V

Mechanical Technician Level III

Contamination Control Engineer Level IV

Technical Writer Level II

Computer Technical Specialist Level V

Project Manager Level IV KEY

Position Requirements

Key Personnel: YES

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: Bachelor’s

Degree Field: Engineering or another technical field.

Degree Equivalent: An additional 5 years’ experience with aerospace systems and 5 years managing aerospace efforts

Experience: 15 years with aerospace systems; and 5 years managing aerospace efforts

Illustrative Assignments

Shall serve as point of contact with the customer for matters concerning technical progress, problems, program performance, schedule, cost, resources, and other program related activities.

Shall assure effective performance of program tasks.

Shall plan and direct the development of structures and electro-mechanical devices for spaceflight use.

Shall have hardware experience in the design, development, and implementation of aerospace systems.

Shall be knowledgeable of launch vehicles and launch vehicle requirements.

Shall monitor day-to-day activities of all on-site work.

Shall provide work assignments, prioritization of the work, and supervision of all on-site employees.

Shall ensure management of thermal testing logistics and all other work described in the SOW.

Shall resolve conflicts, participate in meetings and discussions with customer, project leads and employees

Shall read, interpret, and review drawings and specifications.

Systems Engineer Level IV KEY

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: Bachelor’s

Degree Field: Science, Engineering or Mathematics

Experience: 15 years with aerospace systems & 5 years in system-wide management of spacecraft programs, including conceptualization, design, development, manufacturing, test, launch, operation, demonstration, documentation

Shall be familiar with launch/operational/mission facilities of various government centers, e.g. Navy - Blossom Point, Air Force - Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg, NASA - Wallops Island, Johnson Space Center and Deep Space Network.

Shall provide system-wide management of spacecraft programs, including conceptualization, design, development, manufacturing, test, launch, operation, demonstration, documentation.

Shall provide leadership in management/systems engineering for hardware development and/or maintenance for space missions.

Shall provide leadership of management/systems engineering of the writing and editing of aerospace specifications

Shall manage mission operations, and demonstration activities for real-time experimental spacecraft.

Shall manage use of launch/operational/mission facilities of various government centers, e.g. Navy - Blossom Point, Air Force - Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg, NASA - Wallops Island, Johnson Space Center and Deep Space Network.

Shall lead using project management techniques toward planning and scheduling activities for aerospace system development.

Shall manage aerospace scientific and engineering data reduction.

Shall expertly use standard application programs for personal computers to produce presentations and system level documentation.

Systems Engineer Level III

Key Personnel: NO

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: Bachelor’s

Degree Field: Science, Engineering or Mathematics

Experience: 7 years with aerospace systems

Shall assist the Senior Systems Engineer in management/systems engineering for hardware development and/or maintenance for space missions.

Shall assist the Senior Engineer in the management/systems engineering during writing and editing of aerospace specifications

Shall assist the Senior Engineer with managing the use of launch/operational/mission facilities of various government centers, e.g. Navy - Blossom Point, Air Force - Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg, NASA - Wallops Island, Johnson Space Center and Deep Space Network.

Shall implement project management techniques toward planning and scheduling activities for aerospace system development.

Shall manage aerospace scientific and engineering data reduction.

Aerospace Engineer Level IV KEY

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: Bachelor’s

Degree Field: Aerospace Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, or another related field

Experience: 15 years in aerospace engineering and design implementing launch vehicle requirements, the space environment, aerospace materials, and spacecraft testing techniques

Shall conceptualize, design, analyze, and test aerospace system configuration and launch options to meet mission requirements.

Shall conduct aerospace system configuration trade studies to determine the type of configuration that best meets the requirements of individual subsystems (e.g., propulsion, RF, attitude control, power, and payload).

Shall perform thermal and dynamic analyses of spacecraft mechanisms.

Shall design, test, and simulate spacecraft models and prototypes.

Shall design, develop, and test prototype hardware in new technical areas such as energy conversion and transportation.

Shall define program level requirements.

Shall verify that program requirements are completed

Shall communicate effectively in oral presentations in front of managers and sponsors and write clear thorough documentation based on work performed

Mechanical Engineer Level IV

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: Bachelor’s

Degree Field: Mechanical Engineering, Physics, Mathematics or another related field

Experience: 15 years developing and qualifying aerospace hardware, through the use of the latest analytical techniques

Shall provide engineering support in the area of fluid flow, structures, testing, thermal control, and mechanical devices.

Shall design and analyze the fabrication and testing of aerospace hardware.

Shall resolve technical problems as they arise, provide engineering solutions based on calculations and test, and interface with the many complex technical disciplines, such as thermal, electrical, and structural to satisfy spacecraft level objectives.

Shall analyze and design assemblies involving temperatures ranging from that of liquid helium to substantially above ambient temperature.

Shall perform a variety of fluid flow analysis from simple pipe flow to plume analysis.

Shall plan and conduct tasks requiring considerable judgment in the evaluation and modification of mechanical engineering techniques, procedures, and criteria.

Shall perform design, development, test, and evaluation of mechanical and electro-mechanical components and subassemblies deployed on space system platforms.

Shall perform design, development and testing of prototype hardware in new technical areas such as energy conversion and transportation.

Shall plan and conduct modal analyses of structural components and systems using advanced digital signal processing equipment.

Shall perform analysis to research mechanics of materials, metal fatigue, thermal control, liquid propellant systems, electric propulsion systems, and structural design of aerospace and space hardware as required by specific task assignment.

Shall use appropriate computer programs required for his or her area of expertise.

Mechanical Engineer Level II

Key Personnel: No

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: Bachelor’s

Degree Field: Science, Engineering or another technical field

Experience: 7 years developing and qualifying aerospace hardware, through the use of the latest analytical techniques

Shall provide engineering support in the area of fluid flow, structures, testing, thermal control, and mechanical devices.

Shall design and analyze the fabrication and testing of aerospace hardware.

Shall analyze and design assemblies involving temperatures ranging from that of liquid helium to substantially above ambient temperature.

Shall perform design, development, test, and evaluation of mechanical and electro-mechanical components and subassemblies deployed on space system platforms.

Electrical Engineer Level II

Key Personnel: No

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: Bachelor’s

Degree Field: Electrical Engineering

Experience: 7 years in electrical design and engineering.

Shall conceptualize, design, analyze, and test flight electronic systems including but not limited to card design and manufacture, software, electrical ground systems, spacecraft radio frequency systems and harness design.

Shall perform electrical analyses of spacecraft electronics.

Shall design, test, and simulate models and prototypes of the electrical subsystem.

Shall design aerospace electrical packaging.

Shall use computer aided modeling and analysis of electrical circuits.

Shall communicate effectively in oral presentations in front of managers and sponsors and write clear thorough documentation based on work performed

Shall design, develop and test a variety of spacecraft radio frequency systems.

Design Engineer Level V

Security Clearance: Secret

Certification: Drafting technology certificate in aerospace design drafting

Experience: 20 years in computer aided design and producing professional drawings for fabrication; &

5 years in reading and producing drawings that satisfy the requirements of DOD-STD- 100 and ANSI Y14-5M toward design of aerospace system hardware and ground support equipment

Shall prepare design drawings for development of aerospace products using specifications and sketches to solve mechanical and fabrication problems.

Shall prepare clear, complete, and accurate working drawings from sketches and/or notes for manufacturing purposes according to specified dimensions.

Shall make final sketches of proposed drawings, checking dimension of parts, materials to be used, relation of one part to another, and the relation of various parts to whole structures.

Shall make adjustments or change as necessary.

Shall be familiar with NASA/MIL specifications and procedures.

Shall read and produce drawings satisfying the requirements of DOD-STD-100 and ANSI Y14-5M.

Structural Dynamics Engineer Level IV KEY

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: Bachelor’s

Degree Field: Engineering or Physical Science

Experience: 15 years developing and qualifying aerospace hardware using the latest analytical techniques

Shall provide engineering support in the area of Structural Dynamics caused by vehicle loads.

Shall design and analyze mechanical structures for stresses caused by vibration, shock and thermal loads.

Shall prepare models for submission to the launch vehicle contractor for coupled loads analysis.

Shall provide expertise while performing vibration and shock testing.

Shall provide expertise while reviewing vibration and shock test data.

Shall resolve technical problems as they arise, provide engineering solutions based on calculations and test, and interface with the many complex technical disciplines, such as thermal, electrical, and structural to satisfy spacecraft level objectives.

Shall analyze and design assemblies involving temperatures ranging from that of liquid helium to substantially above ambient temperature.

Shall plan and conduct modal analyses of structural components and systems using advanced digital signal processing equipment.

Shall perform analysis for mechanics of materials, metal fatigue, and structural design of aerospace and space hardware as required by specific task assignment.

Structural Dynamics Engineer Level II

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: Bachelor’s

Degree Field: Engineering or Physical Science

Experience: 7 years developing and qualifying aerospace hardware

Shall provide engineering support in the area of Structural Dynamics caused by vehicle loads.

Shall design and analyze mechanical structures for stresses caused by vibration, shock and thermal loads.

Shall prepare models for submission to the launch vehicle contractor for coupled loads analysis.

Shall analyze and design assemblies involving temperatures ranging from that of liquid helium to substantially above ambient temperature.

Shall perform analysis for mechanics of materials, metal fatigue, and structural design of aerospace and space

Structural Analysis Engineer Level IV KEY

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: Bachelor’s

Degree Field: Engineering or Physical Science

Experience: 15 years developing and qualifying aerospace hardware using the latest analytical techniques

Shall perform detailed stress analyses on the vehicle system and related structures.

Shall design and analyze mechanical structures for stresses caused by integration, launch, operations, handling, and support structures.

Shall assure proper load paths have been developed to support an assembly.

Shall resolve technical problems as they arise, provide engineering solutions based on calculations and test, and interface with the many complex technical disciplines, such as thermal, electrical, and structural to satisfy spacecraft level objectives.

Shall analyze and design assemblies involving temperatures ranging from that of liquid helium to substantially above ambient temperature.

Shall plan and conduct modal analyses of structural components and systems using advanced digital signal processing equipment.

Shall perform analysis for mechanics of materials, metal fatigue, and structural design of aerospace and space

Structural Analysis Engineer Level II

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: Bachelor’s

Degree Field: Engineering or Physical Science

Experience: 7 years developing and qualifying aerospace hardware

Shall perform detailed stress analyses on the vehicle system and related structures.

Shall design and analyze mechanical structures for stresses caused by integration, launch, operations, handling, and support structures.

Shall assure proper load paths have been developed to support an assembly.

Shall analyze and design assemblies involving temperatures ranging from that of liquid helium to substantially above ambient temperature.

Shall perform analysis for mechanics of materials, metal fatigue, and structural design of aerospace and space

Electro-Mechanical Engineer Level IV

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: Bachelor’s

Degree Field: Engineering or Physical Science

Experience: 15 years developing and qualifying aerospace hardware including design, integration, and/or testing of electro-mechanical systems

Shall plan, design, and perform trade studies and detailed design of electro-mechanical devices and systems for operational spacecraft.

Shall provide expertise towards integration and testing of electro-mechanical systems.

Shall write and edit aerospace technical specifications.

Electro-Mechanical Engineer Level II

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: Bachelor’s

Degree Field: Engineering or Physical Science

Experience: 7 years developing and qualifying aerospace hardware including design, integration, and/or testing of electro-mechanical systems

Shall perform trade studies and detailed design of electro- mechanical devices and systems for operational spacecraft.

Shall write and edit aerospace technical specifications.

Thermal Control Systems Engineer Level IV

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: Bachelor’s

Degree Field: Engineering or Physical Science

Experience: 15 years in thermal design, analysis, or testing &

7 years in aerospace design and development engineering

Shall provide thermal design and development engineering expertise for a variety of spacecraft or spacecraft systems.

Shall provide thermal design, development and test engineering expertise for spacecraft and launch vehicle thermal control systems.

Shall design, manufacture, and test spacecraft and launch vehicle thermal control systems.

Shall direct, manage, and perform environmental testing and qualification of aerospace thermal control systems.

Shall perform computer aided modeling and analysis of thermal systems.

Shall write and edit aerospace technical specifications.

Shall use appropriate computer programs required for his or her area of expertise.

Shall expertly use standard application programs for personal computers to perform analysis, compose briefings and author documentation.

Propulsion Engineer Level IV

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: Bachelor’s

Degree Field: Engineering

Degree Field Desired: Aerospace or Mechanical Engineering

Experience: 15 years in aerospace design, development, and engineering including spacecraft and/or launch vehicle reaction control systems

Shall provide design and development engineering expertise for a variety of spacecraft reaction control and propulsion systems.

Provide design, development and test support for a variety of spacecraft reaction control and propulsion systems.

Shall provide recommendations to environmental testing and qualification of reaction control systems including: a) random vibration, b) acoustic testing, c) shock testing, d) temperature cycling, and d) extreme temperature.

Shall assess safety of reaction control systems.

Shall compose, present and defend the safety program associated with the use of reaction control systems at the U.S. launch site.

Shall write and edit aerospace technical specifications.

Shall comply with military safety regulations, at a minimum AFSPCMAN 91-710 and 91-711.

Shall provide mathematical controls analysis and performance assessment of position determination, attitude determination, and control systems for ground, airborne, and spacecraft control systems.

Shall provide expertise to the Flight Operations Team assisting in Attitude Determination, Control System Configuration, and Anomaly Resolution.

Shall perform stability analysis and parametric sensitivity studies on control systems, using computer programs developed in conjunction with the Spacecraft Engineering Department, and provide written reports documenting work and analysis.

Shall provide orbit dynamics/trajectory analysis expertise for a variety of space missions.

Shall be familiar with standard software programs for the analysis and prediction of orbits and trajectories.

Shall perform scientific computer programming.

Shall perform encounter planning for aerospace systems.

Assembly Technician Level V KEY

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: Associate's

Degree Field: Airframe and Propulsion or a technical certificate in mechanical assembly, or military technical training

Experience: 20 years assembling flight hardware

Shall assemble qualification hardware, flight hardware, and test equipment.

Shall use appropriate facilities in the development and testing of space hardware and systems.

Shall assist engineers and analysts during spacecraft test, integration, and launch activities providing feedback based on knowledge and experience in assembling flight hardware.

Shall fabricate and assemble test fixtures and space system structures, mechanisms, and subassemblies from engineering drawings, sketches, and verbal instructions.

Shall read and interpret drawings and blueprints.

Shall operate power and hand tools utilized in the aerospace environment.

Shall plan, process, and assemble hardware from blueprints, procedures, and verbal instructions.

Shall provide expertise to Journeyman Assembly Technicians.

Assembly Technician Level IV

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: Associate's

Degree Field: Airframe and Propulsion or a technical certificate in mechanical assembly, or

Experience: 20 years assembling flight hardware

Shall assemble qualification hardware, flight hardware, and test equipment.

Shall use appropriate facilities in the development and testing of space hardware and systems.

Shall assist engineers and analysts during spacecraft test, integration, and launch activities providing feedback based on knowledge and experience in assembling flight hardware.

Shall fabricate and assemble test fixtures and space system structures, mechanisms, and subassemblies from engineering drawings, sketches, and verbal instructions.

Shall read and interpret drawings and blueprints.

Shall operate power and hand tools utilized in the aerospace environment.

Shall plan, process, and assemble hardware from blueprints, procedures, and verbal instructions.

Shall provide expertise to Assembly Technician Level III.

Assembly Technician Level III

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: Associate's

Degree Field: Airframe and Propulsion or a technical certificate in mechanical assembly, or

Experience: 15 years assembling flight hardware

Shall assist engineers and analysts during spacecraft test, integration, and launch activities.

Shall fabricate and assemble test fixtures and space system structures, mechanisms, and subassemblies from engineering drawings, sketches, and verbal instructions.

Shall read and interpret drawings and blueprints.

Shall operate power and hand tools utilized in the aerospace environment.

Shall process and assemble hardware from blueprints, procedures, and verbal instructions.

Harness Assembly Technician Level I

Security Clearance: Secret

Certification: Airframe and Propulsion or technical certification in mechanical assembly, or military technical training

Education: High School Diploma

Experience: 15 years as a technician; &

10 years in aerospace design, development engineering, and harness subsystems

Experience Equivalent: Bachelor's degree in a scientific, mathematics, or engineering discipline & 7 years’ experience in design and/or fabrication experience in harness subsystems

Shall provide harness fabrication expertise for a variety of spacecraft or spacecraft systems.

Shall design and fabricate multi-subsystem flight harnesses.

Shall provide expertise toward environmental testing and qualification of aerospace electrical products

Shall write and edit aerospace technical specifications

Shall maintain a current NASA certification in Crimp, Cable & Harness (NASA-STD-8739 .4).

Quality Assurance Engineer Level IV

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: Bachelor’s

Degree Field: Engineering

Experience: 15 years in engineering under quality control or quality assurance oversight, or work in a quality control office; &

7 years in aerospace design, development, and engineering with spacecraft subsystems

Shall provide quality assurance engineering expertise for a variety of spacecraft or spacecraft components.

Shall execute quality assurance program plans and policies that guide the development of spacecraft flight hardware.

Shall tailor and streamline quality assurance requirements to a particular aerospace hardware platform.

Shall perform tests and inspections throughout the life-cycle of systems to ensure quality products are delivered.

Shall monitor space and ground subsystem design, development, and test.

Shall execute quality assurance program plans and policies that guide the development of spacecraft flight hardware.

Shall tailor and streamline quality assurance requirements to a particular aerospace hardware platform.

Shall earn and maintain a current NASA certification in QA for Soldered Electrical Connections (NASA-STD- 8739.3).

Shall earn and maintain a current NASA certification in QA for Crimp, Cable & Harness (NASA-STD-8739 .4).

Shall earn and maintain a current NASA certification in QA for Surface Mount Initial (NASA-STD-8739.2).

Shall expertly prepare briefs and documentation using standard application programs for personal computers.

Quality Assurance Specialist Level V

Security Clearance: Secret

Education: High School Diploma

Experience 1: 15 years in quality control pertaining to aerospace hardware and/or systems using advanced inspection equipment and all aspects of mechanical and electrical fabrication, receiving and shipping inspection.

Shall inspect flight hardware, flight ground equipment, spares, and engineering units for compliance with the requirements of the applicable documents that are specified in the individual task assignment.

Shall verify that hardware, parts, and materials are in compliance with procurement document and engineering drawings.

Shall ensure hardware, parts, and materials are being handled and stored properly to prevent degradation and/or damage.

Shall ensure compliance with configuration control plans, and verify configuration of deliverable hardware.

Shall ensure processes pertaining to soldering, electronic welding, and stitch wire welding, structural welding, etc. are compiled with by fabricator and/or operator.

Shall perform structural, sensor, and antenna alignments using advanced optical inspection equipment.

Shall perform quality assurance activities as defined in the following:

NASA-STD 8739.4 CRIMPING, INTERCONNECTING CABLES, HARNESSES, AND WIRING

NASA-STD 8739.3 SOLDERED ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

NASA-STD 8739.2 WORKMANSHIP STANDARD FOR SURFACE MOUNT TECHNOLOGY

NASA-STD 8739.1 WORKMANSHIP STANDARD FOR POLYMERIC APPLICATION ON

ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLIES

IPC J-STD-001 REQUIREMENTS FOR SOLDERED ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLIES

IPC J-STD-00 S SPACE APPLICATIONS ELECTRONIC HARDWARE ADDENDUM TO J-STD-001

Facilities Technician Level IV

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: High School Diploma

Experience: 5 years as a technician; &

5 years as a facilities technician

Shall provide logistics and facilities oversight to fabrication, test, and integration tasks, specifically thermal vacuum chambers and thermal ovens.

Shall provide the facility support requirements associated with the mechanical development, assembly, testing, and integration of spaceflight structures and subassemblies.

Shall operate and maintain environmental facilities used during test activities.

Shall perform light fabrication and mechanical repair tasks.

Must have knowledge in handling procedures, hand tools, and materials equipment.

Mechanical Technician Level V

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: Technical School Graduate

Degree Field: Any

Experience: 20 years with exposure to a variety of laboratory equipment such as scales, flowmeters, pressure/vacuum gauges, temperature sensors, etc; &

10 years as an aerospace technician including fabrication, assembly, and/or operation of Reaction Control Systems, Thermal Control Systems, and/or Vibration Test equipment.

Shall perform mechanical fabrication and assembly under the direction of the engineer in charge.

Shall design and fabricate test hardware and prepare flight hardware for testing.

Shall use simple machine shop tools to fabricate fittings and jigs.

Shall operate vacuum pumps, leak detectors, and measuring equipment.

Shall read mechanical schematics, log flow diagrams, and blueprints.

Shall be familiar with compressed gas handling and storage.

Shall perform tasks with minimal supervision.

Shall fabricate, assemble and/or operate Reaction Control Systems, Thermal Control Systems, and/or Vibration Testing, as required per the position.

Shall work with a variety of laboratory equipment such as scales, flowmeters, pressure/vacuum gauges, temperature sensors, etc.

Mechanical Technician Level III

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: Technical School Graduate

Degree Field: Any

Experience: 15 years with exposure to a variety of laboratory equipment such as scales, flowmeters, pressure/vacuum gauges, temperature sensors, etc; &

5 years as an aerospace technician

Shall perform mechanical fabrication and assembly under the direction of the engineer in charge.

Shall fabricate test hardware and prepare flight hardware for testing.

Shall use simple machine shop tools to fabricate fittings and jigs.

Shall operate vacuum pumps, leak detectors, and measuring equipment.

Shall read mechanical schematics, log flow diagrams, and blueprints.

Shall be familiar with compressed gas handling and storage.

Shall have experience in the areas of Reaction Control Systems, Thermal Control Systems, and/or Vibration Testing, as required per position.

Shall work with a variety of laboratory equipment such as scales, flowmeters, pressure/vacuum gauges, temperature sensors, etc.

Contamination Control Engineer Level IV

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: Bachelor’s

Degree Field: Engineering or Physical Science

Experience: 15 years in contamination control; &

7 years in aerospace design, development, and engineering with spacecraft subsystems

Shall perform contamination control planning, analysis, assessment and reporting for aerospace hardware development.

Shall review policies and procedures to ensure cleanliness of hardware.

Shall provide training sessions to personnel working with hardware in a cleanroom environment.

Technical Writer Level II

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: Bachelor’s

Experience: 7 years using MS Word, MS PowerPoint as a writer, editor or related career field

Shall provide document administration for configuration control.

Shall maintain a structured database list of all drawings and documents.

Shall assign control numbers to newly released engineering drawings.

Shall review and edit aerospace technical specifications and related documentation for grammar, format, and content.

Shall have thorough knowledge of grammar, quick to find misspellings, thorough knowledge of communication skills (both verbal and written), and the ability to organize and work effectively.

Computer Technical Specialist Level V

Security Clearance: Secret

Degree: Associate’s

Degree Field: Engineering or Physical Science

Experience: 20 years of computer science or information technology; &

5 years as an information technology technician

Shall provide computer installation, repair, and networking service; computer operating systems and application software installation, management, and computer information support; and direct technical assistance to computer users.

Shall evaluate individual, group, and department computer hardware and software requirements; recommend optimum computer usage and performance; install, configure, maintain, and repair computers, networks, and peripheral equipment; and provide technical and application program assistance and instruction to users.

Shall provide a thorough knowledge of operating systems and application software; and capable of performing hardware repairs at the module level.

Shall interact with respect, eye contact and communicate clearly with computer users, vendors, repair personnel, and upper level supervisors.