Attachment_2_-_Personnel_Qualifications.pdf

SOLICITATION NO: N00173-19-R-AL01

ATTACHMENT (2)

PERSONNEL QUALIFICATIONS

The following paragraphs set forth the minimum requirements are desired to perform the tasks set forth in the Statement of Work. The contractor should be capable of providing the personnel as directed by the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) according to the level-of-effort requirements in the following labor categories and with the experience indicated. The personnel designated as “key” should be available for work efforts on the first day after contract award. Furthermore, key personnel must possess a Secret clearance at the time of contract award and are subject to the provisions listed in Section H-2 of the solicitation. All proposed personnel must be capable of obtaining a Secret Clearance.

(Key) Project Manager

Should possess (a) a minimum of a B.S. degree in Physical Science, Engineering, Mathematics or the equivalent, and (b) at least five (5) years’ experience in managing scientific, engineering, computing and technical personnel working on R&D projects.

Research Scientists-1

Should possess an M.S. or above in a Physical Science, Engineering, Mathematics, or equivalent degree in related field. Experience with some combination of the FORTRAN, C, C++, MATLAB, and IDL programming languages. Any individual proposed in a Research Scientist-1 position should have some combination of (1) experience in radiative transfer, electromagnetic scattering, transmission, absorption and emission, especially experience in modeling or characterizing the interactions of electromagnetic radiation with atmospheric, geophysical, and man-made features such as smoke plumes, buildings, vegetation, water, and weather; (2) expertise in modeling or measuring the atmospheric, marine, or astronomical processes that are relevant to the NRL project being supported; (3) experience with the conceptual design, hardware design, modeling, testing, and operation of systems and components for remote sensing.

Research Scientists-2

Should possess an M.S. or above in a Physical Science, Engineering, Mathematics, or equivalent degree in related field. Experience with some combination of the FORTRAN, C, C++, MATLAB, and IDL programming languages. Any individual proposed in a Research Scientist-2 position should have expertise in some combination of radio, IR, VIS, and X-ray astronomy, and with the data bases and analysis packages (such as AIPS) that are used in those fields. Radio astronomical or optical astronomical expertise should include experience in proposing observations at interferometric synthesis imaging arrays such as the VLA and/or the VLBA and/or NPOI, and with processing the data with AIPS and/or CASA. It is further desired that any Research Scientist proposed for efforts involving astronomy tasks have experience in correcting astronomical data for natural and man-made terrestrial artifacts. For radio astronomy tasks, experience setting up and testing hardware, such as antennas, is desired. It is desired that Research Scientist proposed for efforts involving image analysis and algorithm development tasks have demonstrated experience in the development and application of algorithms for analyzing imagery obtained by remote sensing.

Scientific Programmer

The Scientific Programmer should possess at a minimum, a B.S. degree in Physical Sciences, Physics, Mathematics Computer Science or Engineering. It is desired that any individual in a Scientific Programmer position have experience writing software for the calibration, analysis, and processing of remote sensing data. It is also desired that any individual in a Scientific Programmer position be fluent with some combination of the FORTRAN, C, C++, MATLAB, and IDL programming languages.

Optical Engineer

Should possess a B.Sc. or above in Electrical Engineering, Physical Sciences, Mathematics, or equivalent degree in related field. Five (5) years of demonstrated experience desired in specifying, developing, testing and documenting space borne, airborne and ground-based optical components and systems, especially optical (i.e., Infrared, Visible, Ultraviolet) detectors and sensor design including active and passive systems, development, and test.

Electronics Engineer

Should possess a B.Sc. or above in Electrical Engineering, Physical Sciences, Mathematics, or equivalent degree in related field. Five (5) years of demonstrated experience desired in specifying, developing, and documenting spaceborne, airborne and ground-based instrument electronics, especially video and digital electronics design, development, and test.

Computer/Software Engineer

The Computer Engineer should possess (a) at a minimum a B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering, Physical Sciences, Mathematics, or the equivalent; (b) at least five (5) years of demonstrated experience in specifying, developing, testing, and documenting computer systems and software for space-borne, airborne, and ground-based instrumentation, planning, and conducting tests; and troubleshooting the computer while the system that contains it is in the field, in flight, or in orbit.

Technician

Should possess an Assoc. Degree or above in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering. Experience in assembling and test of electrical and optical circuits and assemblies; assembly of housings and instrumentation boxes. Technician will support testing of instrumentation and field/aircraft deployment of instrumentation

Data Analyst

The Data Analyst should possess at a minimum a B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering, Physical Sciences, Mathematics or equivalent. Data Analyst position should be fluent with some combination of the FORTRAN, C, C++, MATLAB, and IDL programming languages.