The Senior Process Electrical Engineer provides the necessary technical leadership, mentoring and guidance in the process and electrical disciplines to assure total quality of all engineering efforts, appropriate fee development and timely billing and collection of project fees. The Senior Process Electrical Engineer assists in meeting operating groups marketing goals, revenue projections and client expectations. The Senior Process Electrical Engineer may serve as the Project Manager for a specific project when dictated by the project size, complexity or client request. The Senior Process Electrical Engineer has authority over the technical activities including the quality all engineering efforts and designs, maintaining the goals, policies, and procedures. This includes management of the assigned staff within the Project Team, assignment of projects, management of workload, generating proposals and pricing of services, mentoring of engineers, and project administrative decisions.The Senior Process Electrical Engineer’s scope of work focuses on accountability for the quality of the technical output. The Senior Process Electrical Engineer coordinates the assignment of projects and monitors workloads to assure completion in a timely manner. The Senior Process Electrical Engineer creates a motivating climate, achieving teamwork and developing staff. The Senior Process Electrical Engineer is responsible for developing positive client relationships and for assuring client satisfaction. The Senior Process Electrical Engineer is responsible to coordinate efforts between disciplines and develop a team approach to project completion.

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1N191 Imagery Analyst Supervisor: Managed, supervised, and performed intelligence activities and functions including exploitation, development, and dissemination of multi-sensor imagery products to support war fighting operations and other activities.Exploited and analyzed multi-sensor imagery in conjunction with all-source intelligence information. Determined type, function, location, and significance of military facilities and activities, industrial installations; and surface transportation networks. Determined type, function, and location of military equipment including ground, air, naval, missile, and electronic orders of battle. Used multi-sensor imagery to conduct comparative analysis. Analyzed terrain to determine traffic ability, and identified landing zones and defensive fortifications. Analyzed structures of military and industrial installations to determine construction type and functionality. Determined present and future imagery collection requirements. Prepared damage assessment reports detailing structural damage and weapons effects. Used automated exploiting equipment to prepare, review, and transmit intelligence reports. Used soft copy imagery systems to exploit, perform mensuration, annotate, and disseminate imagery products. Performed precise mensuration of multi-sensor imagery to determine geographic location, and vertical and horizontal measurements of objects. Used maps, charts, geodetic products, and multi-sensor imagery to determine distance, azimuth, and location of targets.Compiled imagery derived data into detailed target assessments. Used collateral information from other intelligence disciplines to analyze imagery. Prepared multi-sensor imagery for reproduction and dissemination. Prepared and conducted multi-sensor imagery derived intelligence briefings. Constructed and prepared imagery mosaics for reproduction. Compiled and maintained imagery target folders.