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Acquisition Management should have strong computer, finance, and analytical skills. They will often work with or lead teams.

Analysts examine budget estimates or proposals for completeness, accuracy, and conformance with established procedures, regulations, and organizational objectives. May employ cost-benefit analysis to review financial requests, assess program tradeoffs, and explore alternative funding methods. Examine past and current budgets and research economic and financial developments that affect the organization’s spending.

Develop guidelines and policies governing the formulation and maintenance of budgets. May conduct training sessions for company or government agency personnel regarding new budget procedures.

ANALYST, MANAGEMENT I I No ANM1 Bachelor's Degree in a business or technical field 3 years experience in engineering/science management, operations research analysis or financial/cost analysis Collect, review, and analyze information in order to make recommendations to the Government.

Define the nature and extent of problems. Analyze relevant data, which may include annual revenues, employment, or expenditures. Interview managers and employees while observing their operations. Develop solutions to problems. In the course of preparing recommendations, understand the nature of the organization, the relationship it has with others in the Government, and its internal organization and culture. Prepare and solve mathematical models.

Report findings and recommendations to the Government. Reports are usually submitted in writing, but oral presentations regarding findings also are common. For some projects, management analysts are retained to help implement the suggestions they have made.

Analysts gather information, then select the most appropriate analytical technique. Analysts can use any of several techniques, including simulation, linear and nonlinear programming, dynamic programming, queuing and other stochastic-process models, and the analytic hierarchy process. Most techniques involve the construction of mathematical models that attempt to describe the system being studied. The use of models enables the analyst to assign values to the different components and clarify the relationships among them. The values can be altered to examine what may happen to the system under different circumstances.

A boat operator must be able to inspect the vessel to ensure safe operations. A boat operator conducts safety drills with the crew. A boat operator is able to signal others to coordinate vehicle movement. A boat operator communicates with others to coordinate material handling, rig tow lines, and vessel movement.

A boat operator records operational details of vessel travel. U.S. Coast Guard Master License of 25 tons or greater. Two years of experience working with military small boats and watercraft.

In addition to design and development, many engineers work in testing, production, or maintenance by supervising production in factories, determining the causes of breakdowns, and the testing of manufactured products to maintain quality. They also estimate the time and cost to complete projects

Principal duties include early involvement with product concept creations including acoustic, mechanical, and thermal development and detail design. Responsibilities also include developing and executing system and component level testing on prototypes throughout the development process. Responsibilities also include developing and implementing customer focused acoustic specifications for computer systems and components. Close working relationship with Thermal, Electrical, Mechanical, Power, and other development groups also required to meet project objectives.

Computer software engineers develop new computer software systems and to incorporate new technologies in a rapidly growing range of applications. Computer software engineers apply the principles and techniques of computer science, engineering, and mathematical analysis to the design, development, testing, and evaluation of the software and systems that enable computers to perform their many applications. Software engineers analyze users’ needs and design, construct, test, and maintain computer applications software or systems. Computer software engineers can be involved in the design and development of many types of software, including software for operating systems and network distribution, and compilers, which convert programs for execution on a computer. They also solve technical problems that arise. Software engineers must possess strong programming skills, but are more concerned with developing algorithms and analyzing and solving programming problems than with actually writing code. The programming languages most often used are C, C++, and Java, with Fortran and COBOL used less commonly

Electrical and electronics engineers specialize in different areas such as power generation, transmission, distribution, communications, and electrical equipment manufacturing. Electrical and electronics engineers design new products, write performance requirements, and develop maintenance schedules. They also test equipment, solve operating problems, and estimate the time and cost of engineering projects

a. Comparative multi-domain HSI engineering analysis, impact assessments, trade-off studies of complex systems.

b. HSI design, installation, integration, and test support either in a laboratory or direct applications.

c. Design documentation/specification development.

d. HSI test planning and test procedures development, test conduct, analysis, and reporting.

e. HSI-related engineering requirements, performance and risk analysis.

f. Applying engineering principles to investigate, analyze, plan, design, develop, implement, test or evaluate systems.

g. Applying engineering experience to perform functions such as system integration, configuration management, quality assurance testing, or acquisition, training, and resource management.

h. Conducting Task Analyses (e.g., Mission Task Analysis, Top-Down Functional Analysis, Critical Task Analysis).

i. Design, installation, integration, and test support either in a laboratory or operational systems.

j. Understand Naval operations from unit level through operational staff and headquarters planning.

Mechanical engineers also design tools that other engineers need for their work. Mechanical engineers rely on computers to assist them in efficiently performing computations, and by permitting the modeling and simulation of new designs as well as facilitating changes to existing designs. Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) are used for design data processing and for turning the design into a product

Duties of a systems engineer typically include managing the development cycle associated with producing a resilient software, hardware and web application, including: specification, design, coding, testing and maintenance.

Systems engineering is like putting together a puzzle, matching varied pieces together to make one cohesive whole. Systems engineers are concerned with the "big picture" of a project in addition to technical aspects and must consider details like cost, schedules and social issues that may be associated with a project

This position is an IAM Level II in Cyber Security Workforce. Must possess “Fully Qualified Validator Certificate” from the Navy Certification Authority (CA) at time of hire.

Work requires frequent walking, kneeling, climbing, reaching, standing, pulling, pushing, stooping, bending, and working in tiring and uncomfortable positions.

Must be able to work at a rapid pace for sustained periods of time and be able to lift and carry up to 100 pounds unaided or by using material handling equipment.

As a member of Cybersecurity Workforce individual will need to maintain a minimum of 40 continuing education hours per year.

As a member of Cybersecurity Workforce individual will need to maintain a minimum of 40 continuing education hours per year.

OJT Evaluation consist of: NAVEDTRA 43462-1C, or NAVEDTRA 43462-2, or NAVEDTRA 43469 watch station 304 or If IP O1-3 or NAVEDTRA 43360-2 or If IP O4-5 or NAVEDTRA 43360-3 and must be completed in directed timelines INFORMATION SYSTEM SECURITY MANAGER III No ISSM3 Graduate Degree from accredited University or CNSSI 4012 or NDU CISO certificate or NDU CIO certificate or AQD GA8. or successful completion of military training course: NEC 2779 (CIN: A-531-0009) or 3372 or (EKMS Manager CIN W-3B-1500 ) or A-4C-1340 (KMI) (or DOD Service equivalent) Validated 5 plus years specialized Master level experience in Specialty Area 72 (Information Systems Security Management). A GSLC or CISSP or CISM or CAP or or CASP is required. A current USG issued “SECRET” security clearance (or interim) is required AND must be maintained. Personnel must be eligible to obtain and maintain a TS clearance.

As a member of Cybersecurity Workforce individual will need to maintain a minimum of 40 continuing education hours per year.

OJT Evaluation consists of: NAVEDTRA 43462-1C, or NAVEDTRA 43462-2, or NAVEDTRA 43469 watch station 304 or If IP O1-3 or NAVEDTRA 43360-2 or If IP O4-5 or NAVEDTRA 43360-3 and must be completed in directed timelines INTERMEDIATE LEVEL NAVY VALIDATOR I No ILNV1 Associates degree in computer science No required professional experience. IAM Level I Demonstrates ability to collect, organize, summarize and report on various data sets.

Demonstrates familiarity and understanding of all subject areas in Certification and Accreditation (C&A). Average to above-average familiarity and understanding of Navy RDT&E and business systems, systems and infrastructures. Applies Navy C&A guidance to Navy C&A efforts. Demonstrates experience in MS Office products, Visio and scanning software/hardware. Knowledge of and experience with evaluating hardware/software functional requirements. Demonstrates ability to develop documentation, prepare final deliverable reports, and destruction of documents, as required. Demonstrates experience in strong written and oral communication skills.

The Intermediate Level Navy Validator works under the supervision of a Fully Qualified Navy Validator.

The Intermediate Level Navy Validator has an excellent understanding of the C&A process, but needs additional experience or certifications to meet the Fully Qualified Level.

This position is an IAM Level I in Cyber Security Workforce. Must possess “Intermediate Level Navy Validator Certificate” from the Navy Certification Authority (CA) at time of hire.

Operations Managers review, analyze, and prepare reports, records, and directives, and confer with managers/supervisors to obtain data required for planning activities. They assign or delegate responsibility for specified work or functional activities and disseminate policies and objectives to supervisors/staff. Operations Managers may organize resources to ensure effective production of goods and/or services, give work direction, resolve problems, prepare schedules, and set deadlines to ensure timely completion of work.

Operations Managers ensure adequate training of staff and employee compliance to organization's policies and practices, and coordinate activities of the department with related activities of other departments to ensure efficiency and economy. Operations Managers monitor and analyze costs and prepare department budgets.

A marine surveyor may also survey cargo, machinery, docks, wharfs, marinas, and handling equipment related to the marine industry. Accreditation by the Society of Accredited of Marine Surveyors or the National Association of Marine Surveyors (SAMS) or National Association of Marine Surveyors (NAMS), MATHEMATICIAN I I No MATH1 Bachelor's level degree in Mathematics 3 years professional experience Mathematicians use mathematical theory, computational techniques, algorithms, and the latest computer technology to solve economic, scientific, engineering, physics, and business problems. The work of mathematicians falls into two broad classes — theoretical (pure) mathematics and applied mathematics.

Theoretical mathematicians advance mathematical knowledge by developing new principles and recognizing previously unknown relationships between existing principles of mathematics.

Applied mathematicians use theories and techniques, such as mathematical modeling and computational methods, to formulate and solve practical problems in business, government, and engineering, and in the physical, life, and social sciences by starting with a practical problem, envisioning the separate elements of the process under consideration, and then reducing the elements to mathematical variables. Applied mathematicians also use computers to analyze relationships among the variables and solve complex problems by developing models with alternative solutions.

Certain mathematicians, called cryptanalysts, analyze and decipher encryption systems designed to transmit military, political, financial, or law enforcement-related information in code

The follow are the primary phases of a ship design that naval architects are required to be proficient in: hydrostatics, hydrodynamics, flotation and stability, structures, arrangements, and construction. For U.S. Navy ship designs naval architects are required to be proficient with conducting cost and survivability assessments.

Naval architects need to be proficient with modern computation tools to perform ship and submarine design studies. Due to the complexity of modern naval ships and craft, naval architects are required to integrate the activities of a variety of technology specialists Naval architects are required to synthesize the often conflicting demands from competing design constraints to determine the most balanced designs for a ship or submarine.

OPERATIONS SUPPORT I No OS1 Bachelor's level degree. No required professional experience. Operations Support provides daily analytical and program management support to senior level executives. Operations Support is responsible for overseeing event preparation and correspondence support for key industry events, supporting change/transformation efforts (i.e., Gap analysis, stakeholder interviews, situational reports, etc) for large programs, and coordinating responses to technical specification and guidance documents related to credentialing and identity management.

Operations Support provides statistical (descriptive) analysis as required and ad hoc reporting to senior officials as required. They lead small and medium sized projects as required.

thorough knowledge of the Joint Fleet Maintenance Manual (JFMM) and the Submarine Material Certification Requirements Manual for Submarine Safety Program, and proficiency in the use of the Advance Industrial Management (AIM) and Project Sequence and Scheduling (PSS) applications to manage shipyard work and meet schedule deadlines.

SCIENTIST I I No S1 BS degree in a science field 3 years of professional experience in Life or Physical science There are two main types of scientists. The Life Scientist category includes Agricultural and Food scientists, Biological scientists, Medical scientists, and Conservation scientists. The second category of scientists is called the Physical Scientist. Typical areas of study, in the field of physical science, include the study of the atmosphere, chemistry, environmental science, and physics.

Physical scientists often work as Chemists and Materials scientists, searching for new knowledge about chemicals. Materials scientists research the structures and chemical properties of various materials to develop new products or enhance existing ones. They also determine ways to strengthen or combine materials or develop new materials for use in a variety of products. Chemists also work in production and quality control in chemical manufacturing plants. They prepare instructions for plant workers that specify ingredients, mixing times, and temperatures for each stage in the process.

The life sciences deal with the environment. Life scientists forecast the weather, study information on air pressure, temperature, humidity, and wind velocity, protect the environment; locate water, mineral, and energy resources; predict future geologic hazards, conduct research to eliminate sources of pollutants that affect people, wildlife, and their environments. These workers analyze and report measurements and observations of air, water, soil, and other sources and make recommendations on how best to clean and preserve the environment