2020-02-04
SAIC (www.saic.com)
Other
/yr
full-time
employee
Lackland Afb
Texas
78236
United States
Description
SAIC is looking for team members to support the Joint Electronic Warfare Center (JEWC) to develop a Joint electromagnetic spectrum (EMS) Information, Analysis and Fusion (JEMSIAF) activity that will provide Joint Force Commander (JFC) elements and Service units the authoritative technical and operational information required to achieve EMS superiority and conduct EMS operations.
JEWC is a subordinate component of United States Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM) and the positions are located at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, in San Antonio, Texas. JEWC is tasked with providing engineering analytics, modeling, simulation, and assessments that support the planning and execution of Joint Force Commander (JFC) electronic warfare operations.
The long-term goal of this effort is to develop, archive, and disseminate the authoritative technical and operational information that enables JFCs to achieve EMS superiority and EMS control across all operational domains (air, ground, maritime, space, and cyber) and operational functions (e.g. intelligence, logistics, targeting, communications, and information operations).
To accomplish this, the JEWC must perform full spectrum engineering analytics, modeling, simulation, and assessments of EMS dependent systems to determine systems’ interactions with each other and the physical environment. The JEWC will combine and integrate information with data obtained from other organizations’ activities. Respective domains provide the JFC and Service units the information needed to achieve a holistic approach to EMS superiority and EMS control. To support data archiving and dissemination, the JEWC must establish an infrastructure to archive operationally relevant EMS-related products and develop a web presence for JFC elements and Service units to access products. The JEWC must continuously gather and determine needs for stored and observed EMS data, platform and performance EMS data, Joint Spectrum Data Repository (JSDR) services, modeling and simulation tools, graphic user interfaces, visualization, multi-level security, data handling, fusion tools, and organizational connectivity.
The candidate for this position works on unusually complex technical problems and provides solutions which are highly innovative and ingenious, applies advanced technical principles, theories, and concepts, contributes to development of new principles and concepts, participates with senior managers to establish strategic plans and objectives, and recommends/makes decisions on administrative or project work matters and ensures effective achievement of program, project, or organizational objectives.
Provides enterprise architecture expertise to translate an enterprise’s strategy into a future enterprise architecture and a transition plan (i.e. roadmap) to achieve that future state.
Uses multi-disciplinary techniques, for example: business process decomposition and redesign, information engineering, organizational redesign, change management, IT strategy and architecture, and performance measurement, to assist in enterprise business transformation and EA implementation.
Interacts at a variety of points within the enterprise’s governance process to assist in implementation of the transition plan, to include organizational strategy development, capital planning and investment control, portfolio and project management, systems development, and operations.
Designs, develops, and maintains current and future views and data describing the enterprise architecture.
Researches and advises on the selection of technologies to include within the enterprise architecture.
Provides analyses of potential changes to the EA.
Conducts reviews and analyses of architectures to ensure compliance with EA policy.
Provides oversight for the development and maintenance of quality programs, systems, processes and procedures to ensure EA policy compliance or to improve the EA.
Coordinates and collaborates with subject matter expert and other architects to reflect reengineered business processes into the EA.
Defines, develops, and provides expertise and guidance on EA processes, policies, roles and responsibilities.
Has experience and expertise in the application of one or more common EA frameworks, such as FEAC, TOGAF, or DoDAF, as well as with common EA tools such as ARIS.
Qualifications
Master’s degree in engineering, related technical field, or related STEM discipline.
12 years of experience with modeling and simulation tool sets such as BUILDER, ESRI ArcGIS/Arcinfo, IMOM/IMOM Engineer, MATLAB/Simulink, or similar physics based models.
10 years of combined experience performing operational analysis of EMS dependent systems operational Electronic Warfare (EW), communications, intelligence, engineering, analytical, computer science, or spectrum management expertise.
7 years of combined operational use, planning, analysis, and support of EW, communications, and Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) systems.
7 years of combined experience in IC data mining practices and the IC Tasking, Collection, Processing, Exploitation, and Dissemination (TCPED) production process and demonstrated ability to quickly acquire, retrieve, and collate disparate sources of EMS data and parse into holistically, operationally viable assessments for key areas of interest.
7 years of combined experience in using data parsing and modeling and simulation computer programs to provide Radio Frequency (RF)/Electro-Optical (EO)/Infrared (IR) assessments and propagation of signals; and two-dimensional and three-dimensional antenna pattern calculations
10 years of tactical and strategic one-on-one to many-on-many engagements
7 years of combined experience performing engineering analysis of air, ground, sea, and space communication systems (e.g., media broadcast, wireless systems, etc.) over the EMS.
7 years of combined experience in performing analysis of air, ground, sea, and space EMS systems (e.g., radar, weapon systems, etc.) over the entire EMS.
Familiarization or certification is required in at least one of the following courses: radar, lasers, communications, sensors, electromagnetics, and/or signal processing.
Desired Qualifications
Experience with modeling and simulation tool sets GIANT, GALE/GALE-lite, and FADE/MIST.
Knowledge and familiarity with SOAP, STK, and SEEFAR/JAMS.
Knowledge and familiarity with IC data repositories such as USELMS, EWIR, and MEPED.
15 years of combined experience performing operational analysis of EMS dependent systems operational EW, communications, intelligence, engineering, analytical, computer science, or spectrum management expertise.
15 years combined operational use, planning, analysis, and support of EW, communications, and ISR systems.
15 years of combined experience in IC data mining practices and the IC TCPED production process and demonstrated ability to quickly acquire, retrieve, and collate disparate sources of EMS data and parse into holistically, operationally viable assessments for key areas of interest.
10 years of combined experience in using data parsing and modeling and simulation computer programs to provide Radio Frequency (RF), Electro-Optical (EO), and Infra-Red (IR) assessments and propagation of signals; two- dimensional and three-dimensional antenna pattern calculations
10 years of combined experience performing engineering analysis of air, ground, sea, and space communication systems (e.g., media broadcast, wireless systems, etc.) over the EMS.
10 years of combined experience in performing analysis of air, ground, sea, and space EMS systems (e.g., radar, weapon systems, etc.) over the entire EMS.
Education, experience or certification courses completed across a wide range of EMS disciplines such as: radar, lasers, communications, sensors, electromagnetics, and signal processing.