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Program Manager III Senior level manager with demonstrated management experience or project level management in major systems.

The Program Manager must be knowledgeable of the program acquisition life cycle process as addressed in the DoDD 5000 series. This position also requires knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), Department of Defense (DoD) regulations, requirements, policies and procedures, cost and schedule estimating, systems disciplines, engineering specifications and commercial practices relating to weapon systems procurement and production. The Program Manager shall be knowledgeable of overall organization, direction, and requirements of the contract efforts. Experience in interfacing directly with the government designated representatives and supervising various task order activities is also required.

BS *

MS *

* Degree in business, management, engineering, or science

10 Years with at least 8 Years i Program/Project Management

8 Years with 5 Years in

Experience must be in Senior positions in Government Program Offices or other non-government organizations closely related to the Defense Acquisition Process.

Program Manager II Demonstrated competence in project management and technical competence in discipline field(s) and knowledge of industry policies and practices. Knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), Department of Defense (DoD) regulations, requirements, policies and procedures, cost and schedule estimating, systems disciplines, engineering specifications and commercial practices relating to weapon systems procurement and production. The Program Manager shall be knowledgeable of overall organization, direction, and requirements of the contract efforts.

management, engineering, or science

6 years with 5 Years in Program/Project Management

4 Years with at Least 3 Years i Program/Project Management

Program Manager I Demonstrated competence in project management and technical competence in discipline field(s) and knowledge of industry policies and practices.

Knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), Department of Defense (DoD) regulations, requirements, policies and procedures, cost and schedule estimating, systems disciplines, engineering specifications and commercial practices relating to weapon systems procurement and production. The Program Manager shall be knowledgeable of overall organization, direction, and requirements of the contract efforts.

management, engineering, or science

4 Years in Program/Project Management

2 Years in Program/Project Management

Task Order/Project Leader

Accountable for all aspects of project performance. Provide administrative ant technical leadership in the completion of multiple contract efforts including responsibility for cost, schedule and overall performance. Monitor fulfillment of contract requirements to ensure quality and timeliness of services/deliverables to various customers. Conduct the investigation and resolution of problems in conjunction with other engineering and technical personnel.

BS *

MS *

Ph.D.

* Degree in acquisition, logistics, business, management, engineering, science or the appropriate field of expertise relative to the contract effort

2 Years with at least 1 year in

1 Year of Experience directly related to the Contract Effort

The Program Manager must be knowledgeable of the program acquisition life cycle process as addressed in the DoDD 5000 series. This position also requires knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), Department of Defense (DoD) regulations, requirements, policies and procedures, cost and schedule estimating, systems disciplines, engineering specifications and commercial practices relating to weapon systems procurement and production. The Program Manager shall be knowledgeable of overall organization, direction, and requirements of the contract efforts. Experience in interfacing directly with the government designated representatives and supervising management, Program Offices or other non-government organizations closely related to the Defense Acquisition Process.

Mechanical Engineer IV Provides discipline-specific or system-specific engineering support on systems, system elements, interfacing systems, components, devices and/or processes. Possesses in-depth technical and theoretical knowledge in specific discipline. Works independently or on a team and solves engineering-related problems. Supports entire system life cycle. Develops system architecture and design including software, hardware, communications and interface requirements. Leads definition, trade-off and design activities. Prepares, reviews, and evaluates system documentation, specifications, test plans and procedures.

Conducts analysis to define, analyze and allocate requirements. Supports test programs and analyzes testing. Conducts analysis of requirements and components and performs audits to ensure functionality, operations and performance requirements are achieved.

May provide daily supervision and direction to staff.

* Degree in a recognized engineering discipline

10 Years*

8 Years*

Experience must be related to complex weapon system engineering, design, analysis, performance or test and evaluation and include at least 2 years of managerial/ supervisory experience sufficient to ensure positive direction of subordinates.

* 4 Years in Army Aviation

Mechanical Engineer III Provides engineering support on systems, system elements, interfacing systems, components, devices and/or processes. Possesses broad knowledge of industry practices, standards and technology areas. Works as a member of a team and assists with solving complex problems in an engineering discipline. Develops strategic and implementation plans. Contributes to system architecture and design including software, hardware, communications and interface requirements. Provides definition, trade-off and design support. Reviews, evaluates, and analyzes designs. Prepares, reviews, and evaluates documentation, specifications, test plans and procedures. Performs analysis to define, analyze and allocate requirements. Supports test programs and analyzes testing. Performs analysis of requirements and components and performs audits to ensure intended functionality and performance is achieved. Conducts installation and maintenance of systems/equipment, and provides associated training to customer personnel.

Diagnoses, isolates, and corrects problems to component level to restore system's functions.

engineering discipline

8 Years of experience in the related field of expertise *

6 Years of experience in the

* 3 Years in Army Aviation

The Program Manager must be knowledgeable of the program acquisition life cycle process as addressed in the DoDD 5000 series. This position also requires knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), Department of Defense (DoD) regulations, requirements, policies and procedures, cost and schedule estimating, systems disciplines, engineering specifications and commercial practices relating to weapon systems procurement and production. The Program Manager shall be knowledgeable of overall organization, direction, and requirements of the contract efforts. Experience in interfacing directly with the government designated representatives and supervising management, Program Offices or other non-government organizations closely related to the Defense Acquisition Process.

Mechanical Engineer II Provides engineering support on systems, system elements, and/or interfacing systems, components, devices and/or processes. Possesses general working knowledge of industry practices, standards and technology areas.

Works under general supervision, follows established procedures, and solves routine problems in the engineering discipline. Applies engineering disciplines to support design, development, implementation and operation activities. Assists in definition, trade-off and design activity.

Reviews, evaluates, and analyzes designs. Prepares, reviews, and evaluates documentation, specifications, test plans and procedures. Assists in definition, analysis and allocation of requirements. Supports test programs and analyzes testing. Conducts analysis of requirements and components and supports audits conducted to ensure intended functionality and performance is achieved.

Conducts installation and maintenance of systems/equipment, and provides associated training to customer personnel. Diagnoses, isolates, and corrects problems to component level to restore system's functions engineering discipline

6 Years of experience in the

3 Years *

* 1 Year in Army Aviation

Mechanical Engineer I Provides engineering support on systems, system elements, and/or interfacing systems, components, devices and/or processes. Possesses basic knowledge of industry practices, standards and technology areas. Works under close supervision and assists with solving routine problems in an engineering discipline. Assists in definition, trade-off and design activity. Reviews, evaluates, and analyzes design interfaces. Prepares, reviews, and evaluates interface documentation, specifications, test plans and procedures. Assists in definition, analysis and allocation of requirements. Supports test programs and analyzes testing. Conducts installation and maintenance of systems/equipment, and provides associated training to customer personnel. Diagnoses, isolates, and corrects problems to component level to restore system's functions.

engineering discipline

3 Years of experience in the related field of expertise

Systems Engineer Applies systems engineering principles to investigate, analyze, plan, design, develop, implement, test, or evaluate military weapon systems: review and prepare system engineering and technical analyses, reports, change proposals, and other technical documentation. Applies system engineering experience to perform functions such as system integration, configuration management, quality assurance testing, or acquisition and resource management.

* Degree Engineering, Computer Science, Math, or Physics

6 Years *

* 2 Years in Army Aviation

The Program Manager must be knowledgeable of the program acquisition life cycle process as addressed in the DoDD 5000 series. This position also requires knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), Department of Defense (DoD) regulations, requirements, policies and procedures, cost and schedule estimating, systems disciplines, engineering specifications and commercial practices relating to weapon systems procurement and production. The Program Manager shall be knowledgeable of overall organization, direction, and requirements of the contract efforts. Experience in interfacing directly with the government designated representatives and supervising management, Program Offices or other non-government organizations closely related to the Defense Acquisition Process.

Electrical Engineer II Responsible for electronic hardware design of military equipment. Must have a sound understanding of electronic circuits (both digital and analog) and be able to interface with a number of different sensors, microprocessors, actuators, digital logic, and analog circuits. Must have good troubleshooting skills and be able to understand and run electronic test equipment. Must be able to understand how to make engineering changes and engineering documentation.

engineering discipline

7 Years *

* 3 Years in Army Aviation

Electrical Engineer I Responsible for electronic hardware design of military equipment. Must have a sound understanding of electronic circuits (both digital and analog) and be able to interface with a number of different sensors, microprocessors, actuators, digital logic, and analog circuits. Must have good troubleshooting skills and be able to understand and run electronic test equipment. Must be able to understand how to make engineering changes and engineering documentation.

engineering

5 Years *

* 1 Year in Army Aviation

Manufacturing Engineer Defines, analyzes and applies techniques involving the entire scope of the manufacturing engineering function. Defines, analyzes and solves problems across the entire spectrum of the manufacturing process. Responsible for the manufacturing processes including development of total integrated manufacturing systems. Prepares and coordinates entire manufacturing engineering plans for introduction of a product into production. Provides technical/engineering advice to other manufacturing personnel.

*Degree in Engineering

6 Years * of progressive experience in concurrent engineering and/or manufacturing. Experience should include basic manufacturing planning, understanding of military specifications and certifications raw material selection engineering change process, design modification, use of CASD/CAM systems and manufacturing process development

* 2 Years in Army Aviation

Engineering Manager Plans and coordinates scheduling activities involving systems, projects or tasks. Analyzes interdependencies between related projects. Develops work breakdown structures. Performs business and administrative activities, such as budgeting, manpower and resource planning, and financial reporting. May perform configuration management functions and other engineering support functions.

Produces management plans, technical documents, and presentation graphics. Integrates graphics. Organizes, maintains and uses project library. May provide daily supervision and direction to staff.

Business, Management, Engineering or other related field.

10 Years *

* 4 Years in Army Aviation

The Program Manager must be knowledgeable of the program acquisition life cycle process as addressed in the DoDD 5000 series. This position also requires knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), Department of Defense (DoD) regulations, requirements, policies and procedures, cost and schedule estimating, systems disciplines, engineering specifications and commercial practices relating to weapon systems procurement and production. The Program Manager shall be knowledgeable of overall organization, direction, and requirements of the contract efforts. Experience in interfacing directly with the government designated representatives and supervising management, Program Offices or other non-government organizations closely related to the Defense Acquisition Process.

Engineering Aid Provides technical expertise to maintain/solve problems on complex systems/equipment. Interprets manufactures reference and technical manuals. Performs preventive/corrective maintenance and quality control analysis. Conducts preventive and corrective maintenance.

Associate’s degree or equivalent in a technical related field

1 Year

Stress Analyst Performs stress analysis in support of project assignments.

Analysis covers primary and secondary aircraft structure and systems made of metallic and composite construction.

Analyzes ability of structural components to withstand stresses imposed by static, dynamic, or thermal loads, due to operational or test conditions. Studies preliminary specifications and design requirements to determine strength and bending characteristics of parts, assemblies, and total airframe. Consults with design personnel regarding results of analyses and need for additional analysis, testing, or design modifications. Formulates mathematical model of stress problem or devises other methods of computer analysis or simulation to assist in stress analysis.

engineering

5 Years *

*2 Years in Army Aviation

ILS Manager Performs tasks related to the area of ILS administration including supply, purchasing, provisioning, design, reliability, validation and maintainability analysis of complex systems/equipment IAW DoD requirements.

BS *

* Degree in Business or Logistics Preferred

10 Years *

* 4 Years in Army Aviation

Quality Supervisor Supervises personnel in the inspection functions; provides training, development, and resourcing to ensure adequate coverage of the inspection functions with qualified personnel. Maintains sufficient staffing at all inspection functions to support production. Assesses all inspection function areas; determines specific safety hazards and implements proper personnel protective equipment requirements for all personnel in the area; provides training and monitoring to assure compliance. Determines specific customer requirements for inspection criteria, cleanliness, packaging, labeling, certification, packing, and shipping as well as any unique requirements. Develops and maintains Inspection Control Plans, ensuring that key customer requirements are clearly documented and fully met for all final inspection. Communicates to and trains all affected personnel to ensure understanding and competent execution of all staff in order to meet requirements.

BS * or BA *

Technical Field

2 years as a Quality Inspector o Aircraft Quality Inspector

The Program Manager must be knowledgeable of the program acquisition life cycle process as addressed in the DoDD 5000 series. This position also requires knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), Department of Defense (DoD) regulations, requirements, policies and procedures, cost and schedule estimating, systems disciplines, engineering specifications and commercial practices relating to weapon systems procurement and production. The Program Manager shall be knowledgeable of overall organization, direction, and requirements of the contract efforts. Experience in interfacing directly with the government designated representatives and supervising management, Program Offices or other non-government organizations closely related to the Defense Acquisition Process.

Quality Inspector Establishes and maintains the quality system, including International Organization Standard (ISO) requirements. Performs quality system document control and internal audits to ensure that the quality system is complete and effective.

HS or Equivalent

6 Years experience in aircraft maintenance; 2 years experience directly related to contract effort

Aircraft Quality Inspector

Perform aircraft, aircraft component and shop inspections to assure compliance with technical instructions and related directives. Maintain technical publications and related directives. Maintain technical publications, forms and records relative to aircraft maintenance. Administer and monitor aircraft weight and balance programs. Initiate and follow up on Quality deficiency reports

6 Years total experience in aircraft maintenance, including 2 Years aircraft inspector fixed rotary wing under the Army Maintenance Management System in the last five (5) years

FAA A+P

10 Years rotary wing maintenance experience may be substituted for inspector experience.

Production Supervisor Supervises staff and operations of all departments or a specific production department or manufacturing section. Maintains production schedules. Plans and assigns work, trains employees, and has authority for hiring, termination, discipline, and performance decisions. Responsible for maintaining product quality standards.

5 Years production experience

Production Planner Plans and prepares production schedules. Draws up master schedule to establish sequence and lead time of each operation to meet schedules. Analyzes specifications and performs determines processes, tools, and human resource requirements. Plans and schedules workflow for and operation according to previously established manufacturing sequences and lead times. Plans sequence of fabrication, assembly, installation, and other manufacturing operations for guidance of production workers. Confers with department supervisors to determine status of assigned projects. Expedites operations that delay schedules and alters schedules to meet unforeseen conditions. Prepares production reports. Prepares lists of required materials, tools, and equipment.

2 Years production related experience

The Program Manager must be knowledgeable of the program acquisition life cycle process as addressed in the DoDD 5000 series. This position also requires knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), Department of Defense (DoD) regulations, requirements, policies and procedures, cost and schedule estimating, systems disciplines, engineering specifications and commercial practices relating to weapon systems procurement and production. The Program Manager shall be knowledgeable of overall organization, direction, and requirements of the contract efforts. Experience in interfacing directly with the government designated representatives and supervising management, Program Offices or other non-government organizations closely related to the Defense Acquisition Process.

Production Planning Supervisor

Develops schedules establishing sequence and timeframe of manufacturing operations in order to meet production requirements. Reviews orders, shipping needs, plant capacity, and inventory before drawing up schedules. Set up operational series to guide production work. Plans and prepares production schedules. Draws up master schedule to establish sequence and lead time of each operation to meet schedules. Analyzes specifications and performs determines processes, tools, and human resource requirements. Plans and schedules workflow for and operation according to previously established manufacturing sequences and lead times. Plans sequence of fabrication, assembly, installation, and other manufacturing operations for guidance of production workers. Confers with department supervisors to determine status of assigned projects. Expedites operations that delay schedules and alters schedules to meet unforeseen conditions. Prepares production reports. Prepares lists of required materials, tools, and equipment.

HS or Equivalent + 2 Years Vocational Training

6 Years experience

Structural Installer Lead Assembles aircraft sections from parts, subassemblies, and components. Installs units, parts, equipment, and components in structural assembly, according to blueprints and specifications, using hand tools and power tools. Inspects and tests installed units, parts, and equipment for fit, performance, and compliance with standards, using measuring instruments and test equipment.

10 Years experience in the aircraft industry

Structural Installer Installs units, parts, equipment, and components in structural assembly, according to blueprints and specifications, using hand tools and power tools.

5 Years experience in the aircraft industry

The Program Manager must be knowledgeable of the program acquisition life cycle process as addressed in the DoDD 5000 series. This position also requires knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), Department of Defense (DoD) regulations, requirements, policies and procedures, cost and schedule estimating, systems disciplines, engineering specifications and commercial practices relating to weapon systems procurement and production. The Program Manager shall be knowledgeable of overall organization, direction, and requirements of the contract efforts. Experience in interfacing directly with the government designated representatives and supervising management, Program Offices or other non-government organizations closely related to the Defense Acquisition Process.

Structural Fabricator Lead

Supervises sheet metal repairs to a variety of aircraft;

Possesses an din-depth knowledge of sheet metal materials and repair techniques. Coordinates with project engineers, contractors and factory representatives. Must be able to calculate labor and resources to generate customer’s project cost estimates. Oversees fabrication, assembly and installation of prototype equipment, used in research and development, on a variety of aircraft ranging from single engine airplanes to complex multi-engine turbojets and helicopters. Must be able to install prototype equipment on aircraft and make modifications to the existing airframe to accommodate installations. Uses tools and equipment associated with a sheet metal shop. Must be able to understand in interpret technical drawings and blue prints. Must be familiar with military technical manuals, technical orders and modification work orders.

5 Years aircraft/airframe fabrication experience

Structural Fabricator Fabricates and assembles prototype equipment for a variety of military aircraft. Familiar with military technical manuals, technical orders, modification work orders and blue prints. Installs prototype equipment on aircraft and makes modifications to the existing airframe to accommodate installations. Coordinates with project engineer personnel throughout the project, provides technical assistance to project engineers. Performs sheet metal repairs to a variety of aircraft; possesses knowledge of sheet metal materials and repair techniques. Uses tools and equipment associated with a sheet metal shop. Is able to read and interpret blueprints, schematics and rudimentary drawings.

2 Years

Technical Writer Writes, edits and manages technical documentation and operator/maintenance manuals for military systems and equipment. Prepares technical documentation for electronic and mechanical equipment. Must be able to conceptualize, format, structure and finalize technical various types of technical documentation such as manuals, orders, specifications, and test plans, procedures and results.

BS * 6 Years experience in writing, editing and managing technical documentation and operator/maintenance manuals for military systems and equipment. Knowledge of applicable military standards, specifications and test practices is required.

The Program Manager must be knowledgeable of the program acquisition life cycle process as addressed in the DoDD 5000 series. This position also requires knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), Department of Defense (DoD) regulations, requirements, policies and procedures, cost and schedule estimating, systems disciplines, engineering specifications and commercial practices relating to weapon systems procurement and production. The Program Manager shall be knowledgeable of overall organization, direction, and requirements of the contract efforts. Experience in interfacing directly with the government designated representatives and supervising management, Program Offices or other non-government organizations closely related to the Defense Acquisition Process.

Electrical Fabricator Supervisor

Fabricates a wide range of finished goods from manufactured parts or subassemblies. Produces intricate manufactured products, such as aircraft parts and electrical/electronic components. Reads and interprets engineering specifications from text, drawings, and computer-aided drafting systems. Uses a variety of tools and precision measuring instruments. Works with engineers and technicians, assembling prototypes or test products.

Desired:

Technical or Military School Training

5 Years related experience

Must have a current FAA airframe license.

Electrical Fabricator Lead

Fabricates a wide range of finished goods from manufactured parts or subassemblies. Produces intricate manufactured products, such as aircraft parts and electrical/electronic components. Reads and interprets engineering specifications from text, drawings, and computer-aided drafting systems. Uses a variety of tools and precision measuring instruments. Works with engineers and technicians, assembling prototypes or test products.

School Training

3 Years related experience

Electrical Fabricator Fabricates and installs parts for electronic subsystem installation in military systems such a fixed and rotary wing aircraft. Produces intricate manufactured products, such as aircraft parts and electrical/electronic components. Reads and interprets engineering specifications from text, drawings, and computer-aided drafting systems. Uses a variety of tools and precision measuring instruments.

School Training

1 Years related experience

Avionics Mechanic Lead Maintains, repairs and modifies military aircraft systems, airframes and power plants (hydraulic, pneumatic, fuel, structures and panels, engine, corrosion control, lubricating, and weight and balance) in accordance with applicable technical documentation. Perform sheet metal fabrication and possess a working knowledge of communications and aviation electronics. Reads blueprints, uses ground support equipment, jacks, external and internal power units, lifts, measuring devices, micrometers and calipers, power tools (including shears brake, drill press, and pneumatic riveters) and other specialized tools.

HS

- Associate Degree in Aeronautics

8 Years as an aircraft mechanic primarily in the military aviation field, with an Airframe & Power plant (A&P) License.

The Program Manager must be knowledgeable of the program acquisition life cycle process as addressed in the DoDD 5000 series. This position also requires knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), Department of Defense (DoD) regulations, requirements, policies and procedures, cost and schedule estimating, systems disciplines, engineering specifications and commercial practices relating to weapon systems procurement and production. The Program Manager shall be knowledgeable of overall organization, direction, and requirements of the contract efforts. Experience in interfacing directly with the government designated representatives and supervising management, Program Offices or other non-government organizations closely related to the Defense Acquisition Process.

Avionics Mechanic Makes repairs to aircraft following orders of higher grade worker. Removes, cleans, reinstalls, or replaces defective parts, accessories, and components such as worn gaskets, couplings, and fittings; bad actuators, accumulators, gauges, sections of corroded fuel and oil lines, worn cable pulleys, frayed spark plug cables, and burned-out landing lights, using hand tools. Makes adjustments and settings such as cable tension and seat movement settings and adjustments. Obtains standard parts such as fuel and oil line connections and fittings, cable linkage, and spark plug cables and harnesses by referring to parts manuals and by making comparisons with samples. Services engines and aircraft components at line station making repairs, short of overhaul, required to keep aircraft in safe operating condition.

HS 4 Years direct experience in aircraft maintenance or military technical school with an Airframe & Power plant (A&P) License.

The Program Manager must be knowledgeable of the program acquisition life cycle process as addressed in the DoDD 5000 series. This position also requires knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), Department of Defense (DoD) regulations, requirements, policies and procedures, cost and schedule estimating, systems disciplines, engineering specifications and commercial practices relating to weapon systems procurement and production. The Program Manager shall be knowledgeable of overall organization, direction, and requirements of the contract efforts. Experience in interfacing directly with the government designated representatives and supervising management, Program Offices or other non-government organizations closely related to the Defense Acquisition Process.

Aircraft Mechanic Services, repairs, and overhauls aircraft and aircraft engines to ensure airworthiness. Repairs, replaces, and rebuilds aircraft structures, such as wings and fuselage, and functional components including rigging, surface controls, and plumbing and hydraulic units, using hand tools, power tools, machines, and equipment such as shears, sheet metal brake, welding equipment, rivet gun, and drills. Reads and interprets manufacturers' and airline's maintenance manuals, service bulletins, and other specifications to determine feasibility and method of repairing or replacing malfunctioning or damaged components. Examines engines for cracked cylinders and oil leaks, and listens to operating engine to detect and diagnose malfunctions, such as sticking or burnt valves.

Inspects turbine blades to detect cracks or breaks. Tests engine operation, using testing equipment, such as ignition analyzer, compression checker, distributor timer, and ammeter, to locate source of malfunction. Replaces or repairs worn or damaged components, such as carburetors, alternators, and magnetos, using hand tools, gauges, and testing equipment. Removes engine from aircraft, using hoist or forklift truck. Disassembles and inspects parts for wear, warping, or other defects. Repairs or replaces defective engine parts and reassembles and installs engine in aircraft. Adjusts, repairs, or replaces electrical wiring system and aircraft accessories. Performs miscellaneous duties to service aircraft, including flushing crankcase, cleaning screens, greasing moving parts, and checking brakes. May be required to be licensed by Federal Aviation Administration. May service engines and airframe components at line station making repairs, short of overhaul, required to keep aircraft in safe operating condition. May specialize in work, repair and modification of structural, precision, and functional spare parts and assemblies. May specialize in engine repair.

HS 4 Years direct experience in aircraft maintenance or military technical school with an Airframe & Power plant (A&P) License.

Aircraft Painter Paints a variety of wood and metal items with various materials, i.e., lacquer and acrylics. Must independently plan details of work, selecting method, equipment and process best suited fro a particular requirement.

HS or Equivalent 2 Years related experience

The Program Manager must be knowledgeable of the program acquisition life cycle process as addressed in the DoDD 5000 series. This position also requires knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), Department of Defense (DoD) regulations, requirements, policies and procedures, cost and schedule estimating, systems disciplines, engineering specifications and commercial practices relating to weapon systems procurement and production. The Program Manager shall be knowledgeable of overall organization, direction, and requirements of the contract efforts. Experience in interfacing directly with the government designated representatives and supervising management, Program Offices or other non-government organizations closely related to the Defense Acquisition Process.

Laser Machine Operator Sets up, programs, and operates any and all machining centers as required to perform a series of intricate and/or complex laser machining operations to produce a variety of laser cut parts. The Laser Machine control programming utilizes various machine programming languages such as IGES SAT programming software (i.e., CADMAN and CADMAN P). Read and follows-up on procedures, operates and adjusts multi-axis CNC controlled machines, and maintains logs. Utilizes shop arithmetic, charts, and tables, for cutting qualities of metals parts and tools.

Operates various materials handling equipment. The laser machine operator must have the knowledge and ability to operate various hand powered tools such as grinders, drills, debarring instruments as a function of their job. Must have the ability to train/mentor other potential machine operators as the need arises.

HS or Equivalent 3 Years experience in Laser Machine operations and programming

Configuration Data Manager

Conduct and prepare configuration management plans and procedures, perform configuration audits, monitor trouble reports and change requests, evaluate and select tools to automate the change control process, and provides status accounting support. Establish, operate, and maintain program documentation support libraries. Assist in the evaluation, definition, standardization, and tracking of data elements. Facilitate working groups of functional experts to establish central repository requirements for data storage, protection, and retrieval. Create and populate data dictionaries. Provide full range of data mapping, validation, and documentation support.

Engineering, Computer Science, Business, or related field.

3 Years

7 Years

Wire Marker-Machine Operator II

Operates various machines; Inspects work for problems.

Assists with the machine set-up and stacking, packing and marking of finished product. Reads and interprets drawings and red-line changes to drawings. Places orders for the machine areas. Requires basic computer skills, knowledge of Windows 2000 and Excel, in addition to basic math skills, i.e., adds, subtracts, multiplies and divides all units of measure.

HS or Equivalent 3 Years experience in team leadership, including running and marking wire on various machines.

Wire Marker-Machine Operator I

Operates various machines; Inspects work for problems.

Assists with the machine set-up and stacking, packing and marking of finished product. Reads and interprets drawings and red-line changes to drawings. Places orders for the machine areas. Requires basic computer skills, knowledge of Windows 2000 and Excel, in addition to basic math skills, i.e., adds, subtracts, multiplies and divides all units of measure.

HS or Equivalent Desired

Experience in running and marking wire on various machines desired.

The Program Manager must be knowledgeable of the program acquisition life cycle process as addressed in the DoDD 5000 series. This position also requires knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), Department of Defense (DoD) regulations, requirements, policies and procedures, cost and schedule estimating, systems disciplines, engineering specifications and commercial practices relating to weapon systems procurement and production. The Program Manager shall be knowledgeable of overall organization, direction, and requirements of the contract efforts. Experience in interfacing directly with the government designated representatives and supervising management, Program Offices or other non-government organizations closely related to the Defense Acquisition Process.

Material Handler Loads and unloads materials onto or from pallets, trays, racks, and shelves by hand. Loads materials into vehicles and installs strapping, bracing, or padding to prevent shifting or damage in transit, using various hand tools.

Opens and seals crates, boxes, cartons, and other containers using hammers, crowbars, cutting tools and tape. Collects and sorts or stacks inventory.

Places reusable items in containers, and appropriately disposes of waste.

HS 1 Year

Warehouse Supervisor Responsible for coordinating day to day activities.

Supervises and allocates labor resources effectively.

Receives, inspects inventories, loads, unloads, segregates, stores, issues, delivers and turns in supplies and equipment. Prepares all organizational supply documents.

Maintains automated supply system for accounting for supplies and equipment. Ensures all inventory items are stored in a systematic manner and are readily available when requested.

HS or Equivalent 5 Years

Purchasing Manager Directs and coordinates the procurement, warehousing, inventory control, and distribution of various products or other related services. Oversees the writing, review, awarding, and negotiating contracts of various kinds, plus the completion of complex purchasing projects. Performs advanced research on market trends, market forces, pricing, supply problems, and develop and screen complex product specifications in order to make purchasing decisions; gives direction and guidance to management, staff, and vendors on policies, regulations, and procedures;

makes purchasing decisions. Provides supervision and direction to professional and office support staff.

*Degree in public or business administration, administrative engineering, science, or a related filed.

5 Yrs of experience as a buyer involving the procurement of a variety of supplies, materials, equipment, and services

10 Yrs of experience as a buye involving the procurement of a variety of supplies, materials, equipment, and services

Buyer Responsible for the procurement of a wide variety of commodities and/or services, some of which may be highly technical and require complex procurement standards and procedures such as negotiation. Reviews requisitions, prepares invitations for bids/requests for proposals and purchase orders, evaluates bids, and conducts market research. Assists and advises user agency staff and maintains contacts with vendors.

*Degree in public or business administration, administrative engineering, science, or a related filed.

1 Yr of experience as a buyer involving the procurement of a variety of supplies, materials, equipment, and services

5 Yrs of experience as a buyer involving the procurement of a variety of supplies, materials, equipment, and services

The Program Manager must be knowledgeable of the program acquisition life cycle process as addressed in the DoDD 5000 series. This position also requires knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), Department of Defense (DoD) regulations, requirements, policies and procedures, cost and schedule estimating, systems disciplines, engineering specifications and commercial practices relating to weapon systems procurement and production. The Program Manager shall be knowledgeable of overall organization, direction, and requirements of the contract efforts. Experience in interfacing directly with the government designated representatives and supervising management, Program Offices or other non-government organizations closely related to the Defense Acquisition Process.

Parts Clerk Maintains a ‘parts center’ by ordering, receiving, storing, issuing and inventorying, tools, parts and stock. Selects, issues and accepts returned tools and equipment, as required, when requested by shop personnel. Maintains automated records and submit requests for inventory reorders.

High School 2 Years *

* Experience as Tool or Parts Attendant or in the Machine, Sheet Metal Trade.

Configuration Management Analyst

Responsible for configuration management planning.

Describes provisions for configuration identification, change control, configuration status accounting, and configuration audits. Responsible for configuration planning. Identifies and maintains the original configuration of requirements documentation, design documentation, and related documentation. Responsible for configuration change control. Regulates the change process so that only approved and validated changes are incorporated into documents. Responsible for configuration status accounting. Tracks all problems and changes in product documents and reports changes and current configuration.

Responsible for configuration audits. Supports audits to verify that requirements of all baselines have been met.

*Degree in Engineering, Logistics, Business

5 Years

8 Years

Senior Provisioning Specialist

Coordinates all aspects of the provisioning process and applicable Technical Manuals with representatives from Contract Administration, Program Management, Engineering, Materials and Manufacturing. Maintains technical liaison with customers, military agencies and subcontractors. Provides provisioning documentation and services for all engineering projects including; provisioning parts lists, recommended spare parts lists, federal supply codes for manufacturers, national stock numbers, item logistics data records, nomenclature requests, Illustrated Parts Breakdown (IPB) and repair Parts and Special Tools List Technical Manuals. Coordinates and conducts technical liaison with the customer and military agencies.

Associate Degree

* Degree in Logistics related field

3 Years experience above that of data entry type position

5 Years total experience with two years technical or military related training

The Program Manager must be knowledgeable of the program acquisition life cycle process as addressed in the DoDD 5000 series. This position also requires knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), Department of Defense (DoD) regulations, requirements, policies and procedures, cost and schedule estimating, systems disciplines, engineering specifications and commercial practices relating to weapon systems procurement and production. The Program Manager shall be knowledgeable of overall organization, direction, and requirements of the contract efforts. Experience in interfacing directly with the government designated representatives and supervising management, Program Offices or other non-government organizations closely related to the Defense Acquisition Process.

Program Analyst IV Provides substantive management support services in the areas of program analysis, annual and multi-year fiscal planning, and development of work-plan(s).Performs research tasks to obtain various types of data which is analyzed to derive relationships involving system parameters, schedules, and cost variations. Provides program support interpretation, assessment, and analysis of planning documents and directives received from higher echelon to determine effect on Program Management Office (PMO) objectives and plans. Serves as cost analyst participating in the planning, coordinating, and conducting of operations research studies of specific materiel/support systems. Assesses the impact of the various major components of hardware on costs and related support systems (i.e., maintenance, logistics, TOE, etc.) Monitors cost, schedule, technical, and operational aspects of projects for which responsible.

MS*

* Degree or equivalent in Business, Computer Science, Information Systems, or other related field

10 Years

Program Analyst III Provides substantive management support services in the areas of program analysis, annual and multi-year fiscal planning, and development of work-plan(s).Performs research tasks to obtain various types of data which is analyzed to derive relationships involving system parameters, schedules, and cost variations. Provides program support interpretation, assessment, and analysis of planning documents and directives received from higher echelon to determine effect on Program Management Office (PMO) objectives and plans. Serves as cost analyst participating in the planning, coordinating, and conducting of operations research studies of specific materiel/support systems. Assesses the impact of the various major components of hardware on costs and related support systems (i.e., maintenance, logistics, TOE, etc.) Monitors cost, schedule, technical, and operational aspects of projects for which responsible.

MS*

Business, Computer Science, Information Systems, or other related field

8 Years

3 Years

Program Analyst II Provides financial, planning and scheduling support for contracts of substantial size and complexity and or high-level management attention. Implements management systems, performs analysis, and reports on contract performance. Performs database management for a specific project. Plans and uses appropriate software and hardware for technical support to customers in a responsive and cost effective manner. Maintains a variety of databases.

BS *

MS*

* Degree or equivalent in Business, Computer Science, Information Systems, or other related field

The Program Manager must be knowledgeable of the program acquisition life cycle process as addressed in the DoDD 5000 series. This position also requires knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), Department of Defense (DoD) regulations, requirements, policies and procedures, cost and schedule estimating, systems disciplines, engineering specifications and commercial practices relating to weapon systems procurement and production. The Program Manager shall be knowledgeable of overall organization, direction, and requirements of the contract efforts. Experience in interfacing directly with the government designated representatives and supervising management, Program Offices or other non-government organizations closely related to the Defense Acquisition Process.

Program Analyst I Performs technical program management, budgeting, scheduling, trade-off analyses, lifecycle costing, risk management, supportability, test and evaluation and requirements development. Must have knowledge of work breakdown structures, and presentation and briefing skills to support briefing top level managers.

BS *

* Degree or equivalent in Business, Computer Science, Information Systems, or other related field

3 Years

Contracts Admin IV Coordinates contract administration. Focal point for receipt of all requests relevant to assigned contracts. Writes and/or reviews cost tracking orders. Prepares budgets, forecasts and reports for assigned programs. Review s contractual requirements and ensure adherence. Reviews, discusses and contract terms, conditions and modifications.

business or other related field

10 Years including a minimum of 5 years, within the last 8 years, of direct experience in contracts or business administrative support.

3 Years, including 1 year of direct experience in contracts o business administrative support

FAR/DFAR/CCS knowledge an 40 hours of intermediate/advanced training specifically related to contracts are also required.

Contracts Admin III Writes and/or reviews cost tracking orders. Prepares budgets, forecasts and reports for assigned programs.

Review s contractual requirements and ensure adherence.

Reviews, discusses and contract terms, conditions and modifications.

business or other related field

5 Years including a minimum of 2 years, within the last 5 years, of direct experience in contracts or business administrative support.

FAR/DFAR/CAS knowledge required

Contracts Admin II Writes and/or reviews cost tracking orders. Prepares budgets, forecasts and reports for assigned programs.

Review s contractual requirements and ensure adherence.

Reviews, discusses and contract terms, conditions and modifications.

BS*

or

24 semester hours in related field and 3 years relevant work

FAR/DFAR/CAS knowledge required

The Program Manager must be knowledgeable of the program acquisition life cycle process as addressed in the DoDD 5000 series. This position also requires knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), Department of Defense (DoD) regulations, requirements, policies and procedures, cost and schedule estimating,…