Here are the top priority job listings with my company, Alion Science and Technology. You can find these positions by their number or job title at http://www.alionscience.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=careers.opportunities, then select current opportunities.
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Sr. Contract Administrator/ Patrice Williams |
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Under Group Contracts Manager, coordinates all contractual obligations between Alion and clients for a specific group. Ensures compliance with government regulations and Alion policies and procedures. Ensures compliance with applicable laws and regulations, as well as the specific requirements of each contract. Prepares all Business/Cost/Price Proposals. Potentially responsible for selecting, training, developing, mentoring and supervising staff. |
5-7 years of progressive experience with government and/or commercial contractor, in the areas of contract administration from cost proposal preparation through close-out, non-disclosure, teaming, and Technical Services Agreements. Must be have working knowledge with all types of government & commercial contract vehicles, including GSA Schedules, the FAR and various government agency regulations. Must be an experienced MS Office user and be proficient with the use of an Excel spreadsheet; ability to interact well with technical staff, management, and customer contracting officers; possess excellent written and oral communications skills; be self-motivated. Knowledge of international regulations and contracts a plus. |
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Sr. Program Manager/ Christine Metz |
Alexandria, VA |
Responsible for managing large naval ship design and acquisition programs. Duties include interfacing with the customer, developing work plans and budgets, forming teams to execute work, directing and managing work at a top level, preparing and presenting program related presentations, writing reports, and other related management duties. |
Candidate must have extensive program management skills and experience in Navy related programs. Bachelor’s degree required with at least 15 years of applicable experience. |
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Sr. Systems Engineer/ Margaret Lamere |
Newport, RI |
Candidate will be primarily responsible for the support of the integration of Tomahawk Missiles onto the SSGN Conversion platform. Candidate will support various ongoing system safety engineering efforts and provide customers with in-depth, detailed analysis and presentation material relating to engineering studies performed on customer site. Please note that travel is required. |
Proven understanding of US Navy Submarine Combat Systems. Knowledge of US Navy Submarine Launched Weapons, including Torpedoes and Tomahawk. Working knowledge of System Safety process and certification. Working knowledge of standard Microsoft Office products. US Military Service strongly desired, though not required. |
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Sr. Program Manager/ Christine Metz |
Alexandria, VA |
Alion is seeking a Senior Program Manager with experience in managing multidisciplinary ship design projects. Responsibilities include; management and technical oversight of ship design, conversion and repair projects involving propulsion, electrical, controls, piping/fluids and HVAC disciplines, business development, and client interaction. |
Bachelors Degree with 15 years experience in managing multidisciplinary ship design projects. |
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Sr. Marine Engineer/ Christine Metz |
Alexandria, VA |
Performance of systems design and engineering tasking ranging from the concept formulation phase through detail design. Task management, oversight and supervision of marine engineers and design personnel during ship design efforts. Analysis and troubleshooting of all shipboard systems and components. Review of shipyard documentation and functional analyses of entire ship systems. System drawing development, machinery sizing, equipment selection, system troubleshooting. System design report development and writing of system descriptions, analyses and operating instructions. Performance of ship-checks and equipment surveys. Incorporation of U.S. Navy design practices and regulatory body requirements (USCG/ABS) into system design during design development efforts at all phases of design. Provide input to Electric Load Analysis, Machinery Arrangements, Major Equipment Lists, Control and Monitoring descriptions. |
Minimum of a BS with 7 years of ship design experience in propulsion, electrical/controls, piping/fluids and/or or HVAC disciplines. |
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Research Test Engineer/ Patrice Williams |
Washington, D.C. |
Support planning for MPF(F) Test and Evaluation at the ship and squadron levels. Develop Test and evaluation Strategies. Develop Test and Evaluation Master Plans. Manage Test and Evaluation IPT including meeting planning, action item management, and preparation of meeting minutes. Negotiate T&E issues with a broad spectrum of individuals and joint services. Other tasks as assigned. |
Alion Science and Technology’s, Systems Management Division is accepting applications for a Analyst or Engineer with intimate familiarity with DOD and Navy T&E Policies and Processes. Experience in application of COTF Integrated Testing Policy and Processes. USN Service will be considered in place of degree. |
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Program Manager/ Christine Metz |
Alexandria, VA |
Provide day-to-day supervision of the Weights and Stability Section. The Program Manager is responsible for personnel assignments, section utilization, personnel development, and training. The Program Manager prepares proposals, presentations and other materials to support government and commercial initiatives. Perform task processing, monitoring, and status reports, including inputs into Naval Architecture Operation status reports. Provide technical oversight and quality assurance of all section deliverables. Develop and maintain section tools, processes, and standard deliverables. |
This position requires a Bachelor degree and 10 years of relevant experience. US citizenship, and ability to get and maintain a security clearance, is required. |
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Assoc. Engineer/ Patrice Williams |
Dahlgren, VA |
Provides technical analyses and advice in specific technical areas to support management, organizational and business decisions. Supports management, organizational and business tasks, consults with subject matter experts to solve complex issues in technical areas including but not limited to engineering, operations, research and development, program management and acquisition strategy. Participates in meetings, task groups, teams, reviews and other environments to assist in collaborative efforts. Travel to various locations to participate in Program Reviews, product briefings and technology updates. The willingness and ability to take notes, track actions items and draft memos. Coordinates scheduling of meetings, meeting agendas, presentations, hosts and facilitates meetings, takes notes, drafts minutes, and distributes to participants. Prepares reports, presentations and papers to document findings, opinions and recommendations. |
Seeking an engineer with Bachelor's degree plus two years related experience or engineering degree with prior related military service for a position located near NSWC Dahlgren in support of PEO IWS 3.0 Chief Scientist. Require an individual with technical knowledge of military weapon systems both developmental and operational. Specific knowledge and experience with naval gunfire, munitions and the Small Business Innovation Research program a plus. The candidate will provide technical and program support to IWS3C interfacing with Army and Navy personnel on the ERGM, ERM, Excalibur and LRLAP programs and all related technologies. Primary responsibility is providing support to the NSFS Technical Agent at NSWC Dahlgren on Navy Advanced Technology efforts within the Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) Program. Support will include efforts related to ONR Future Naval Capabilities (FNC) for transition to PEO IWS 3.0 (Surface Ship Weapons) and Directed Energy initiatives. Provide support with the development of the PEO IWS 3.0 Technology Master Plan, an overarching document incorporating advanced technology initiatives from SBIR, Manufacturing Technology (ManTech), FNC, and STTR programs for their transition into various 3.0 Programs. The candidate will also assist with the fielding of Directed Energy technologies and provide support to the DE Strategic Council. Ability to coordinate and facilitate high level technical meetings and conferences with military personnel and contractors is necessary. The ideal candidate also has excellent communications and analytical skills, working knowledge of computer systems and integrated software application programs. Position requires an organized detail oriented individual that is a self-starter and has the ability to work independently on projects. Occasional travel for several days at a time is required. Must be a US citizen and be able to obtain a DoD security clearance. |
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Res. Systems Engineer/ Patrice Williams |
Alexandria, VA |
Development of Systems Engineering strategy for implementing OSD Policy memos, development of SEP outline and initial draft, coordination of SEP inputs from client and other organizations, development of final draft SEP, and supporting the staffing of the SEP for approval. Support/assist with establishment and management of the Systems Engineering IPT and other Systems Engineering meetings. Coordinate with/monitor all functional areas of Program (Requirements, Design, Acquisition, etc.) |
Systems Engineering Operation of Engineering & Integration Solutions Sector is accepting applications for Research Systems Engineer to lead and support development & utilization of simulations & computer models to evaluate operational & physical performance of maritime systems. Candidate will assist in development of systems engineering strategy for implementing OSD Policy memos, development of SEP outline & initial draft, coordination of SEP inputs from client & other organizations, development of final draft SEP, and supporting the staffing of SEP for approval. Advanced degree in Systems Engineering related discipline preferred. |
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5993
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Science Advisor/ Josephine Fasusi |
Virginia Beach, VA |
Will be responsible for all facets of program management, project management and execution of logistics process planning. Must have a thorough understand of Navy Logistics Processes including Joint Operations Planning. Experience in Operational logistics required with emphasis on ordnance, fuel management, and execution of logistics planning. |
BS/BA in Business, Engineering or related field. 12 years experience in Naval Systems engineering, logistics, or related functional areas. Prior Navy experience required. |
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Sr. Science Advisor/ Barbara Harmon |
Washington, D.C. |
The candidate will be responsible for the comprehensive review of DoD acquisition products and other related DASN IWS documentation. Additionally, the candidate will be responsible for formulating, documenting, and presenting associated comments and recommendations to DASN IWS and ASN RD&A. The candidate will be responsible to act as the customer's trusted agent, attending subject meetings as directed and providing feedback and senior advisory counsel. Occasional travel will be required. |
The ideal candidate should be a former US Navy Commander (CDR) or Captain (CAPT) (O-5/O-6 or equivalent experience and capability) with a Combat Systems background. Preferred would be a candidate that is also familiar with Joint Battle Management Command and Control (JBMC2), Joint Theater Air and Missile Defense (JTAMD), and the Missile Defense Agency (MDA). The candidate should be familiar with DoD 5000 Acquisition Products (Test and Evaluation Management Plans (TEMPS), System Engineering Management Plans (SEMPs), etc.). The candidate should be able to function independently and be comfortable in addressing/briefing Flag and SES level personnel. The candidate should have superior communications skills (verbal and written) and should be able to represent the customer at related meetings. The candidate needs to be proficient in the use of personal computers and Microsoft Office applications. |
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Sr. Systems Analyst/ Christine Metz |
Washington, D.C. |
Independently analyze information in order to determine the proper course of action. Be available outside of standard working hours in order to accomplish tasks, when necessary. Be proficient in the use of and development within Microsoft Access, Excel, PowerPoint, Word, and Outlook (including Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)), Adobe PhotoShop, and Internet Explorer. |
Navy sponsored position: requires an Associates Degree or high school diploma with some college level courses. US Citizenship is required. Prior professional experience working in an office environment is required. Ability to work with minimal supervision is required. Ability to work as a member of a team is required. Must be able to demonstrate proficiency in using Microsoft Office suite of software, including Microsoft ACCESS. |
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Sr. Program Manager/ Christine Metz |
Alexandria, VA |
Responsible for managing large naval ship design and acquisition programs. Duties include interfacing with the customer, developing work plans and budgets, forming teams to execute work, directing and managing work at a top level, preparing and presenting program related presentations, writing reports, and other related management duties. |
Candidate must have extensive program management skills and experience in Navy related programs. Bachelor’s degree required with at least 15 years of applicable experience. |
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6076 |
Research Acquisition Analyst / Barbara Harmon |
San Diego, CA |
Performs and participates in all program office related acquisition functions to include: Provide program and systems requirements analysis Provide input to technical documents, specifications, architectures, or issue papers Development and analysis of legacy and new start program budget justifications, exhibits and execution documents Develop DoD and DoN mandated acquisition documentation Prepares briefings and documents and other as directed duties in support of the program office. Attends meetings, seminars, and other program acquisition related events in support of the acquisition manager.
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In-depth experience and knowledge of the DoD and DoN requirements generation system to include the new program requirements assessment tools, the new DoD 5000 acquisition documentation guidance, and the CJCSI/CJCSM interoperability and system architecture guidance. Knowledge of the DoD¿s Planning, Programming, and Budgeting System (PPBS) and general financial and budget support systems to support budget cycle and execution year budgeting and financial drills. Experience with and knowledge of DoD and DoN mandated acquisition documentation as required by DoD acquisition guidance and instructions. This documentation includes the development of Initial Capabilities Documents (ICDs), Capabilities Development Documents (CDDs), Capabilities Production Documents (CPDs), Acquisition Strategies (AS), Acquisition Plans (AP), Acquisition Program Baseline (APB) documents, Test and Evaluation Master Plans (TEMPs), and other major program documents required at the ACAT I ¿ III level. In-depth knowledge of the developmental and operational Test and Evaluation (T&E) processes as outlined in DoD 5000 and as is relevant to acquisition management processes and requirements. In addition, knowledge of and experience with pertinent COMOPTEVFOR instructions and guidance is required. Knowledge of individual Systems Command T&E instructions, with emphasis on COMSPAWARSYSCOM Instructions, is preferred. Experience and knowledge of all aspects of developing Requests for Proposal (RFP). This includes all RFP Sections (A through K; and L & M), Contract Data Requirements Lists (CDRLs), Statements of Work (SOWs) and Statements of Objectives (SOOs), Performance Specifications, DD 254 and Security Forms, and financial data sheets. Experience and knowledge in contracting strategies involving firm fixed pricing, cost plus award or incentive fee pricing, and the various government services contracting strategies. Familiarity with both competitive and sole source award situations and their particulars is required. Knowledge of and the ability to draft various contract documents such as Contract Justification and Approvals (CJ&As), CDRL packages, DD 250s, draft responses to both contractor technical and contract related issues, contract clauses and sections, etc. In-depth knowledge of and experience in developing Clinger-Cohen Act (CCA) requirements and the impact of these documents on successful acquisition program management. Knowledge of and the ability to research, analyze and make suggestions or recommendations to the acquisition manager involving FARS and DFARS related issues. Ability to research, analyze, and make suggestions or recommendations to the acquisition manager involving Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Instructions (CJCSI) and Manuals (CJCSM) detailing joint interoperability and capabilities based requirements. Knowledge of and experience with modern office information technology equipment to include computers, printers, and telecommunications devices. Also, knowledge of and expertise/skill with modern office software to include word processing packages, briefing software, automated spreadsheets, and relational databases |
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Research Assistant / Andrew McDonald |
Dumfries, VA |
Former Marine Corps Embarkation Junior SNCO or NCO with ability to utilize the Integrated Computerized Deployment System (ICODES) to assist embarkation specialists in the rapid development of cargo stow plans and a variety of ship loading scenarios and exercises. Knowledge must include in specific domains (e.g., cargo placement, hazardous materials, and accessibility) to evaluate and propose loading alternatives and recommendations. |
This position is intended to provide direct support to the Seabasing Integration Division, Marine Corps Combat Development Command at Quantico, VA. The Marine Corps has the need for contractor services to develop and manage amphibious ship equipment and cargo loads using the Integrated Computerized Deployment System (ICODES). The individual who fills this position will be working daily with Marine Corps Action Officers and Navy Ship Design Managers to develop ship alterations and new ship designs. |
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Engineering Advisor / Barbara Harmon |
Washington, D.C. |
Will be responsible for assisting PMS312A in the development of the Justification and Approval (J&A) for the CVN 77 Post Shakedown Availability (PSA). Will assist in defining the CVN 77 PSA Work Package requirements and will assess SUPSHIP work package recommendations. Provide advice and take action as directed by PMS312A in interactions with the Type Commander, SUPSHIP, Shipyard and other members of the CVN 77 engineering team to help ensure work package development tracks with PSA funding profiles. Provides advisory and consulting expertise to technical projects under development, acting as a recognized authority in the appropriate scientific field. Makes independent decisions on technical problems and solution methods.
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Must have demonstrated a minimum of 10 years specific experience with Aircraft Carriers and Carrier maintenance and maintenance availability planning and a minimum of 20 years in working with Naval ship systems.
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Engineering Advisor/ Christine Metz |
Alexandria, VA |
The position provides project leadership, integration, and coordination for naval ship design and conversion programs. Duties include: management, planning, and execution of program objectives and scope of work; allocation of resources; definition of work scope, program schedule, and budgets; monitoring and tracking of progress and cost; interface/liaison with customer; identification and definition of program and technical requirements; assessment of system performance and effectiveness; participation in team conferences and meetings; development of presentations and technical reports. The position is responsible for providing whole ship design integration, and may include general naval architectural support in the areas of weight estimating, stability analyses, structural design, ship sizing and configuration, general arrangements, or other related engineering disciplines. |
Position requires bachelor's degree, or higher, in Naval Architecture, or related discipline, from an accredited college or university. Requires 10 to 15 years experience in at least 2 of the following disciplines: (1) hull form and performance, (2) weight estimating, (3) stability analysis, (4) early stage whole ship concept design, (5) structural design, (6) general arrangements/ship configuration, (7) synthesis models development, or (8) whole ship concept development. Requires strong communications skills, both oral and written. Strong inter-personal skills required. US Citizenship is required. |
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Engineering Science Advisor/ Christine Metz |
Alexandria, VA |
Develop and analyze mass properties estimates for navy and commercial ships. Develop reports documenting analyses and calculations performed. Communicate results to project team and/or customer. May lead a project team and check the work of junior personnel. Support development and maintenance of analytical tools and processes. |
Position requires bachelors degree in engineering, naval architecture, or related discipline, however, in rare circumstances, education and/or experience requirements may be decreased or waived if the individual has an extraordinary educational background or uniquely applicable experience or highly specialized knowledge. This position requires a minimum of 15 years of marine mass properties experience. Knowledge of U.S. Navy SWBS is required. Experience developing and reviewing mass properties analyses of surface ship is required. Good oral and written communications skills are required. Good inter-personal skills required. Ability to work in an Integrated Product Team environment is required. Shipyard mass properties experience is desirable. Experience with submarines is desirable. US citizenship, and ability to get and maintain a security clearance, is required. |
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Res. Naval Architect/ Christine Metz |
Alexandria, VA |
The position provides technical supervision, integration, and coordination for early stage naval ship design programs. Duties include: management, planning, and execution of program objectives and scope of work; allocation of resources; definition of work scope, program schedule, and budgets; monitoring and tracking of progress and cost; interface/liaison with Customer; identification and definition of program and technical requirements; assessment of system performance and effectiveness; participation in team conferences and meetings; development of presentations and technical reports. The position is responsible for providing whole ship design integration, and may include general naval architectural support in the areas of weight estimating, stability analyses, structural design, ship sizing and configuration, general arrangements, or other related engineering disciplines. |
The candidate must hold a Bachelor's degree or higher from an accredited four-year college or university in Naval Architecture or related engineering discipline. Candidates must have a minimum of five years total experience in naval architecture and ship design. Significant knowledge or experience in at least 2 of the following disciplines is required: (1) hull form and performance, (2) weight estimating, (3) stability analysis, (4) early stage whole ship concept design, (5) structural design, (6) general arrangements/ship configuration, (7) synthesis models development and/or experience, or (8) whole ship concept development/total ship design. The candidate should be able to either work independently with proper supervision, or as a member of a design team. Demonstrated leadership skills are highly desirable. Candidates must be able to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing. The candidate must currently have, or be eligible to obtain, a Secret Clearance. |
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Sr. Marine Engineer/ Margaret Lamere |
Iselin, NJ |
Designs and oversees testing, installation, and repair of complex marine apparatus and equipment. Determines conditions under which tests are to be conducted, as well as sequences and phases of test operations. |
Bachelor's degree in related engineering field, masters preferred or equivalent in training and experience, eight years of related and progressive experience in Marine Engineering. Commercial experience is preferred as well as familiarity with regulatory body requirements and SOLAS. Knowledge of the practical application of engineering science and technology. This includes applying principles, techniques, procedures, and equipment to the design and production of marine craft. Knowledge of business and management principles involved in strategic planning, resource allocation, human resources modeling, leadership technique, production methods, and coordination of people and resources. Knowledge of government or other contracting environment relating to technical, scientific and analytic services. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. In rare circumstances, education and/or experience requirements may be decreased or waived if the individual has an extraordinary educational background or uniquely applicable experience or highly specialized knowledge. A security clearance of an appropriate level may be required after employment. |
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Sr. Systems Engineer / Patrice Williams |
Alexandria, VA |
Coordinating and/or performing requirements analysis, risk management, cost engineering, test & evaluation management, supportability analysis, reliability, maintainability, & availability analysis, safety engineering, manning & HSI evaluations, operational assessments, & other systems engineering disciplines. Interface w/ subject matter experts in these areas & w/ program & design teams to lead efforts to provide integrated Systems Engineering solution for programs. Manage multiple priorities & tasking requirements both senior & junior level subject matter experts in various engineering & program support. |
Support systems engineering integration on numerous programs. Advanced degree in systems engineering related discipline preferred. Ability to perform requirements analysis, risk management, cost engineering, test & evaluation management, supportability analysis, reliability, maintainability, & availability analysis, safety engineering, manning & HSI evaluations, operational assessments, & other systems engineering disciplines. |
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Associate Program Analyst / Patrice Williams |
Alexandria, VA |
Provide web-based software program support for DOD customers for work/business flow systems. Programming support involves web site design, translation of operational requirements into detailed software/system requirements, source code development using Macromedia's Cold fusion application software, testing and maintenance activities supporting digital information dissemination through secure systems. In addition, applicant will be required to troubleshoot newly developed and legacy source code, correct discrepancies and conduct validation testing. |
Alion's Systems Engineering Operation of the Engineering and Integration Solutions Sector is accepting applications for Programmer Analyst with 1-5 years experience (post-academic) as a software developer using Macromedia's ColdFusion web-based programming software. Practical experience with HTML, relational databases (Oracle or SQL Server) and Java script. Familiar with operating environment using Windows and Linux servers. Experience in data migration, database schema design and SQL. Ability to fix software defects during subsequent testing. Assist with identification and prioritization. Fluent in spoken and written English. DOD Secret Security clearance is highly desirable, but not mandatory. |
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Sr. Naval Architect/ Christine Metz |
Alexandria, VA |
Responsible for providing project leadership, planning and technical execution of assigned tasks. Responsible for performing engineering analyses and computations to support project objectives, developing reports documenting analyses and calculations performed, and communicating results to project team and/or customer. May lead a project team and check the work of junior personnel. Support development and maintenance of analytical tools and processes. Prepare input to work statements, job plans, schedules and budgets. Perform liaison and interface with customers and design team personnel. Support development and maintenance of analytical tools & processes and standard deliverables. |
Position requires bachelor's degree in Naval Architecture, or related discipline, from an accredited college or university, and 10 years of general naval architect or related experience. Experience performing naval architecture calculations, analyses and computation required. Requires strong communications skills, both oral and written. Strong inter-personnel skills required. Ability to work in an Integrated Product Team environment is required. Supervisory ability is desirable. US Citizenship is required.
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Sr. Financial Analyst / Barbara Harmon |
Washington, DC |
Act as the lead FA providing financial management support to the division manager and task leads for a large NAVSEA contract. Duties will include oversight of 2 other financial analysts, tracking and projecting expenditures, preparing monthly revenue summaries and executing month-close procedures, preparing funding documents for subcontractors and processing invoices, and maintaining the division indirect budget. Other tasking will include preparation of labor corrections and ODC adjustments, maintenance of chargeability logs, and processing of risk paperwork
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BS/BA degree required and 5+ years of prior financial experience highly preferred, specifically working with corporate financial management systems. Prior experience with JAMIS is a definite plus. The successful candidate must possess effective communication skills, be well-organized, and be able to interact in a team environment. Demonstrated grasp of Microsoft Office products is essential, particularly Excel.
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Senior Test Engineer / Patrice Williams |
Newport News, VA |
Perform professional T&E review and analysis of requirements documentation for the purpose of developing evaluation methods critical in creating the OT&E Framework that defines the adequate operational testing of assigned program (by task order) and for integrating the OT requirements with government developmental testing. Assist the test director in researching and identifying the test resources needed to execute the vignettes identified in the OT&E Framework. Provide inputs based on analysis of test data, questionnaires, and data reduction ready for inclusion in OT&E reports and provide follow-on assist |
Demonstrates experience with developmental Testing and Operational Testing and Evaluation, or Follow-On Test and Evaluation. Candidate must also have demonstrated experience and familiarity with the instructions, procedures and documents required for the Navy and Joint Acquisition process. Must also have experience in developing test criteria and Test and Evaluation Master Plans in accordance with DoD standards. Must also be able to demonstrate ability to apply analytical methodologies to evaluate the operational effectiveness and suitability of combat systems, weapon systems, and combat support systems. |
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Project Manager / Patrice Williams |
Dumfries, VA |
The Project Manager will assist the MPF and MPF(F) programs by serving as the MPF Transition Planner and Transition Liaison Officer to Marine Corps and Department of the Navy commands and agencies. In this capacity, the Project Manager will: |
The scope of this effort is to develop a transition plan in support of the Marine Corps' transition from MPF to MPF(F). The MPF(F) program has reached the juncture between conceptual thought and programmatic reality. The MPF program is approaching investment decisions that must be fully informed by and integrated with the stand-up of MPF(F) so that minimum risk is accepted and accepted risk is articulated and mitigated during the transition from one pre-positioning program to another. The requirement exists to prepare policies, plans, and procedures for transitioning Marine Corps propositioned equipment from the legacy program to MPF (F), for the programming of the acquisition/procurement of equipment required in support of future pre-positioning concepts, for the transition of selected legacy ships to MPF(F), and for the transition from legacy to future across a broad array of concepts of operations such as care-in-store maintenance, offload preparation, maneuver and sustainment of operational units, and the reconstitution, redeployment, and regeneration of propositioned supplies and equipment. Given the significant operational enhancements that will be enabled by MPF(F) hull forms and the need to make the right investments at the right time within the legacy program there is an immediate need to establish a transition planning cell that will initiate the development of detailed policies and procedures across all transition lines of operation. The transition planner also serves as a liaison for transition issues between the Deputy Commandants for Combat Development and Integration; Plans, Policies, and Operations; Programs and Resources; and Installations and Logistics for MPF(F) transition planning, and will interface routinely with the Chief of Naval Operations staff (OPNAV).
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Sr. Program Plan & Control Analyst / Patrice Williams |
Dumfries, VA |
Provide assistance and represent program management office in the analysis and development of requirements related to Mine Resistant Ambush Protective vehicles designed to counter Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs). Develop papers and supporting analyses required in preparation of requirements documents such as the Capstone Requirements Document (CPD). Provide assistance to MCCDC and program office project officers in preparation of briefings and other supporting material for service and JROC reviews. |
5 years experience with the JCIDS process required. 10 or more years experience operational or acquisition management experience related to tactical wheeled vehicles and/or light armored vehicles highly desired. Bachelor's degree in a related field desired. Must possess strong communications skills and be capable with MS Office tools. |
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Associate Engineer / Patrice Williams |
Dumfries, VA |
Support customer efforts in the development and evaluation of designs, analyses, and plans related to USMC Mine Resistant Ambush Protective vehicle programs and interface with the customer engineering, logistics, acquisition, and training development leads. Assist in the development of system specifications and train other team members on technical issues. Assist in the evaluation of manufacturer designs, technical data packages, and results of test data. Coordinate and work closely with other functional area leads and organizations as a member of IPTs. Will be required to develop, review and maintain technical documentation and drawings. Will develop and deliver briefings in support of acquisition and system development activities, to include acquisition milestone and technical reviews. Will coordinate frequently with internal and external organizations involved in the development process. |
BS Degree in Engineering (mechanical preferred) or related technical field and at least 5 years of job related experience. Experience with wheeled motor vehicles highly desired. Experience with USMC/Army tactical wheeled vehicles and/or light armored vehicles desired. Strong communications skills and experience with MS Office applications required. |
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Sr. Project Manager/ Patrice Williams |
Washington, DC |
Perform expert-level review, analysis and validation of management and business products; prepare executive-level reports and briefs. Review program reports, technical papers, drawings, specifications, procedures, etc.; provide comments; consolidate and adjudicate comments from various organizations and prepare reports. Conduct research and prepare management, organizational and business analyses and forecasts. Track, process, produce and distribute deliverables and monitors comment status. Generate and maintain management tools to effectively control programs. Generate reports documenting findings on testing, integration, business studies, etc. Conduct research into management, organizational and business practices to assess / implement improvements to, or ensure compliance with acquisition procedures. Collect and analyze performance data. Assess and quantify cost / schedule / management / business status and risk. Evaluate trends and project cost completion estimates. Participate in program management reviews and business meetings. Prepare and coordinate inputs for acquisition documentation, status reports, briefings and information inquiries. Conduct evaluation of cost proposals, including fact finding, cost / technical tradeoff analyses and evaluation report writing. Prepare independent cost estimates to support evaluation of alternatives, including development of cost and operational effectiveness analyses. Conducts special studies and evaluations. Research, analyze problems and determine element requirements with minimum supervision. Collaborate with Navy customers, to define, coordinate and track the status of multidisciplinary tasks and advise on management and business element planning and implementation. Prepare program management correspondence, presentations, spreadsheets, Gantt charts, meeting minutes, and other analytical reports. Interface with various management and business team leaders daily to exchange information and coordinate related task performance. |
Seeking a Senior Acquisition / Military Analyst to provide both programmatic and technical support to the Maritime Air and Missile Defense of Joint Forces (MAMDJF) program being lead by PMS 500 and PEO IWS at Naval Sea Systems Command (Washington Navy Yard). Candidate must possess a Defense Acquisition Workforce Improvement Act (DAWIA) Level III certification in Program Management, a Master's degree in a technical field and at least 6 years of job-related experience, and have prior naval service (either in uniform or as a government civilian). Candidate must have good written communication skills; working knowledge of word processing and integrated software applications; good management and organizational skills and the ability to perform detail-oriented work. Position will require a Secret clearance and will require travel.
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Assoc Prog Plan Control Analyst/ Patrice Williams |
Washington, DC |
Provide technical analyses and advice in specific technical areas to support management, organizational and business decisions. Responsible for the configuration management of technical documents and specifications. Participate in meetings, task groups, teams, reviews and other environments to assist in collaborative efforts. Travel to contractor locations to participate in meetings, take notes, track actions items and draft memos. Coordinate scheduling of meetings, meeting agendas, presentations, hosts and facilitates meetings, takes notes, drafts minutes, and distributes to participants. Prepare reports, presentations and papers to document findings, opinions and recommendations. Maintain and update a Budget Report as well as an Integrated Master Schedule for the MAMDJF program. |
Bachelor's degree in engineering or other technical degree preferred but not required. The candidate will provide technical and program support to PEO IWS and PMS 500 interfacing with Navy personnel, as well as contractors, on the Maritime Air and Missile Defense of Joint Forces (MAMDJF) program. A background in, and understand of, the Microsoft Office suite of products, specifically Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Project is beneficial. Ability to coordinate and facilitate high level technical meetings and conferences with military personnel and contractors is necessary. The ideal candidate also has excellent communications and analytical skills. Position requires an organized detailed oriented individual that is a self-starter and has the ability to work independently on projects. Local travel is required. Must be a US citizen and already have a DoD security clearance (SECRET). |
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Sr. Systems Engineer / Josephine Fasusi |
Washington, DC |
Provide technical support for HM&E systems to the Navy's Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) Test and Trials Officer for New Construction Test and Trials and Post Shakedown Availability (PSA) periods. Provide technical assessments and recommendations for HM&E related issues identified during pier-side and at-sea test and trials, Commanding Officer Concerns letters and trial card reviews. Conduct trial card recording, tracking, coding, trend analysis and engineering analysis using an automated information system. Provide technical and schedule requirements to integrate and implement HM&E Systems across both LCS designs IAW Performance and Build Specifications. Establish and maintain effective liaison on behalf of the LCS Production Team with each Industry Production Team, SUPSHIP Gulf Coast and SUPSHIP Bath, and appropriate Naval Sea System Command field activities and laboratories to assist in the Government's oversight of all Production Testing and Post-Delivery industrial work periods. Liaison with technical community including In-Service Engineering Agents (ISEAs), Life Cycle Managers (LCMs), Program Managers Representatives (PMRs) and fleet representatives to provide engineering situational awareness and feedback for New Construction Test and Trials, Post-Delivery Availability, and Post-Shakedown Availability. Position requires extensive travel to Marinette, WI and Mobile, AL as well as other locations. |
BS/BA in engineering field preferred but not required if applicant has applicable years of experience in related field. Applicant must have familiarity with the operation and testing of Navy shipboard Hull, Mechanical, and Electrical (HM&E) systems. Previous Navy experience and/or shipbuilding experience preferred but not required. Applicant should possess strong interpersonal, communication and organizational skills. Applicant must be able to work well on their own and as a part of a team. |
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Senior Engineer / Josephine Fasusi |
Washington, D.C. |
Provide technical support for Combat System equipment/systems to the Navy's Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) Test and Trials Officer for New Construction Test and Trials and Post Shakedown Availability (PSA) periods. Provide technical assessments and recommendations for Combat System related issues identified during pier-side and at-sea test and trials, Commanding Officer Concerns letters and trial card reviews. Conduct trial card recording, tracking, coding, trend analysis and engineering analysis using an automated information system. Provide technical and schedule requirements to integrate and implement Combat System equipment/systems across both LCS designs IAW Performance and Build Specifications. Establish and maintain effective liaison on behalf of the LCS Production Team with each Industry Production Team, SUPSHIP Gulf Coast and SUPSHIP Bath, and appropriate Naval Sea System Command field activities and laboratories to assist in the Government's oversight of all Production Testing and Post-Delivery industrial work periods. Liaison with technical community including In-Service Engineering Agents (ISEAs), Life Cycle Managers (LCMs), Program Managers Representatives (PMRs) and fleet representatives to provide engineering situational awareness and feedback for New Construction Test and Trials, Post-Delivery Availability, and Post-Shakedown Availability. Position requires extensive travel to Marinette, WI and Mobile, AL as well as other locations. |
BS/BA in engineering field preferred but not required if applicant has applicable years of experience in related field. Applicant must have familiarity with operation and testing of Navy shipboard Combat System equipment/systems. Previous Navy experience and/or shipbuilding experience preferred but not required. Applicant should possess strong interpersonal, communication and organizational skills. Applicant must be able to work well on their own and as a part of a team. |
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Research Systems Engineer / Josephine Fasusi |
Washington, D.C. |
Provide Test and Evaluation (T&E) support to the Navy's Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) Program Test and Evaluation Manager and Technical Director. Assist the LCS T&E Manager and Integrated Test Team in the planning, execution, and analysis of all LCS testing with the primary focus on formal Developmental Testing (DT) and the oversight of Contractor Testing. Assist in the management of the LCS Integrated Test Team and coordinate the efforts of Industry and Navy personnel necessary to successfully accomplish LCS Testing. |
BS/BA (technical degree preferred but not required if applicant has applicable years of experience in related field). Military service experience preferred but not required. Familiarity with DoD 5000/SECNAV 5000 series instructions and previous experience in the DoD or Navy T&E discipline is required. Applicant should possess strong interpersonal, organizational, word processing, and presentation development skills. Applicant must be able to work well on their own and as a part of a team |
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Lead Financial Analyst / Josephine Fasusi |
Alexandria, VA |
Lead Financial Analyst for Systems Engineering Operation, responsible for managing Operations budget $12.5M and financial reporting requirements across Operation (3 Divisions). Job responsibilities include the following: prepare annual Operation and Division budgets and track variances; standardize financial and business practices across Operation; perform monthly financial reviews with VP; track new hires/terminations and overhead expenditures against budget; perform quality assurance; perform roles and responsibilities of Division controllers as there will be no division controllers reporting to this position. |
The Systems Engineering Operation of Alion's Engineering and Integration Solutions Sector is currently accepting application for a Lead Financial Analyst. Candidates should possess 10+ years experience in finance and accounting; experience in financial management of various contracts types (Cost Plus, Fixed Fee, T&M, etc.); working knowledge of JAMIS accounting system; pricing, budgeting and forecasting experience; experience in supervising and training staff in related field; excellent communication, interpersonal and leadership skills; ability to work with management. |
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Research Engineer/ Patrice Williams |
Alexandria, VA |
Provide system safety engineering support to existing and future contracts. Participate in ongoing design review processes to ensure system safety in properly integrated into the design process. Develop and evaluate system safety program plans and their application. Perform independent analysis of all activities associated with MIL-STD 882 and Statement of Work Specifications. Conduct and evaluate necessary hazard analyses for compliance with Statement of Work, System Safety Program Plans and MIL-STD 882. Coordinate system safety engineering responsibilities with management and the client. |
Alion's Systems Engineering Operation of the Engineering and Integration Solutions Sector is currently accepting applications for a Senior Engineer with knowledge and experience in System Safety Engineering with technical competence in the application of MIL-STD 882D. Candidate must possess a BS Engineering degree with minimum of 8 years experience. Ability to perform top down task analysis associated with the development and evaluation of the hazard analysis process (Preliminary Hazard Lists, Preliminary Hazard Analysis, Subsystem Hazard Analysis, System Hazard Analysis and Operational and Support Hazard Analysis). Candidate must have knowledge of DOD acquisition process to include a working knowledge of acquisition system safety engineering. Knowledge of OSHA 1910 (Occupational Safety and Health) and other DOD regulations associated with system safety. Successful candidate must have excellent written, oral and client interaction skills. Candidate must be able to work with minimal supervision. |
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Research Systems Engineer / Barbara Harmon |
Washington, D.C. |
Will be responsible for providing acquisition and engineering support to the Unmanned Maritime Vehicle Office PMS403. Develop, organize, and analyze acquisition-related engineering and technical management functions such as systems engineering, software engineering, manufacturing, production and quality assurance, and standardization. Will also develop metrics, track performance and periodically report performance metrics, as well as make/implement improvement
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ACAT I program experience is required, DAIWA systems engineering certification desirable. Littoral Combat Ship mission module experience highly desirable, advanced degree desirable, unmanned maritime vehicle experience desirable.
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Program Manager / Patrice Williams |
Stafford, VA |
Duties include: overall management responsibility for cost, schedule and performance of the JAB program. Daily interface with internal functional support teams and external customers for planning, prioritization, and issue resolution of activities supporting customer goals; interact and advise customers, through the application of specific program knowledge and subject matter expertise, in the execution of program management tasks; lead team in the development, review and coordination of program documentation, briefings, reports, correspondence, contact/contract modifications, technical instructions, technical procedures or related material; analyze and track project budgets, schedules and deliverables; conduct research into specific areas, prepare and report findings to the customer; create and maintain master files/schedules related to program history, execution and status for the life of the program (inception to disposal); and provide other program management support as required. |
Individual will serve as the Joint Assault Bridge CEOss Team Lead supporting MARCORSYSCOM PM Engineer Systems. Must have excellent communication skills; working knowledge of word-processing and integrated software applications; organizational skills and ability to perform detail-oriented work are required. Position will require travel. Position will require the ability to pass and maintain a Security Clearance. Seven years of job related experience or equivalent desired. DAWIA Level II Program Management certification or equivalent desired. Experience with USMC or other service engineer or armor programs desired. MARCORSYSCOM experience desired. Must have a Bachelors degree in Engineering, Business Administration, Program Management, Logistics or a related field |
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Sr. Project Manager / Patrice Williams |
Washington, D.C. |
Provide analysis support services for the Marine Advisor, PEO Ships, to include amphibious ships/craft new design, legacy system support, and seabasing. Provide analysis support services to the Naval Expeditionary Warfare Engineering (NExWE) IPT. Integrating the efforts of the sub-Working Groups, currently Amphibious C4I, Naval Aviation, and Marine Ground Systems. Maintaining liaison with Navy/Marine Corps operational forces to identify engineering issues, e.g., integrating new equipment to be stowed, operated, maintained aboard ships/craft. |
Candidate must possess a Bachelors degree in related field and have at least 15 years of applicable experience. Candidate must also possess an active Secret Security Clearance to be considered for this position. Desired candidate would be former/retired Navy Officer with operational experience in Amphibious Warfare, e.g.. PHIBRON, PHIBGRU and ACU. Lead/manage the efforts of the Naval Expeditionary Warfare Engineering IPT (NExWE IPT) in support of the IPT stakeholders, i.e., PEO Ships, OPNAV, HQMC, MCSC, NAVAIR. |
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