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Reston, Virginia, Us

Responsible for designing and developing system architectures; defines key capabilities and performance requirements for solutions or products that also encompass non-information technology related engineering or scientific disciplines. Applies specialized engineering domain knowledge in hardware, aerospace, communications, cyber, electrical, manufacturing, and mechanical principles in order to design, develop, and support solution sets. Defines total systems design and technology maturity constraints in accordance with mission-focused requirements. Develops system element architecture, designs and interface definitions. Defines system implementation approaches and operational concept. Develops models and architectural guidelines for current and future system development. Provides technical direction related to the implementation of system architecture by other staff.

Tampa, Fl, Us

Army Chief Warrant Officer Five (CW5). Advisor to the CIO on all core technology areas of IT and communications supporting a + 70k user base operating globally. Senior IT and Communications Architect responsible for shaping enterprise and tactical C5ISR networks operating within the SOF Information Environment (SIE). Sets engineering standards for IT systems and network planners. Oversees the integration of enterprise IT services supporting business and mission systems on both national security and mission partner networks. Assists in the development and refinement of Special Operations Forces (SOF) requirements into resourced Program of Record (PoR) capabilities. Technical advisor to and liaises with SOF Acquisition and Technology (AT&L) Program Executive Offices (PEOs), Chief Data Office (CDO), SOF Theater, Joint and Service Component Commands JSOC | USASOC | AFSOC | NSWC | MARSOC. Collaborates and coordinates SOF initiatives with all Geographic & Global Combatant Commands, the Services, DISA, DoD, USG agencies and Intelligence Community (IC)

Fort Bragg, Nc, Us

Army Chief Warrant Officer Three/Four (CW3-4). Leads a highly skilled team of tactical communication operators and fixed-base IT engineers that deploy globally in support of DoD remote austere operations to provide critical mission IT and communications services. Manage and engineer multiple network architectures to support unique organizational edge compute, expeditionary communications and ISR requirements. Coordinate the integration of RF transmission and data processing capabilities into air, ground and maritime mobile mission platforms. Collaborate with external DoD and USG partners on operational capabilities. Interface with industry to leverage emerging communications, encryption and networking technologies.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Army Chief Warrant Officer Two/Three (CW2-3). Operations manager of a DoD Enterprise Satellite Gateway connecting tactical, operational and strategic DoD deployed forces, NCA and USG customers. Manage the day-to-day operations, maintenance and training of assigned military, government civilian and contract force. Focus on process improvement, technical management and mission standardization. Plan SATCOM long-haul reachback links and DoD connectivity services for remote forces/customers over WGS architecture. Manage $100M of site equipment and routine system upgrades.

Brussels, Brussels Region, Be

Army Warrant Officer One/Two (WO1-CW2). CSS Officer in Charge (OIC) within the NATO Communication Services Agency (NCSA) supporting a NATO Land Component Command (LCC) enterprise with multi-classification end-user network services and communications. Leads a team of international technicians in the day-to-day operations to maintain core business IT and functional area services. Deploy and support NATO readiness exercises and operations within the LCC southern European area of responsibility. Plans campus networks and manages IT modernizations projects.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Army Warrant Officer One (WO1). Serve as the Network Management Technician for an Army Tactical Signal Battalion supporting the Southern Korea peninsula with Tactical IT, network and RF services. Plan the tactical to strategic architecture to support Army and Joint forces on the Korean peninsula. Engineer mobile, on-demand SHF SATCOM, UHF Line of Sight (LOS) and Troposcatter links, tactical data networks and voice services with assigned communication assets deployed to standup a network of diverse, interconnected communication paths across the complex terrain and remote military locations. Develop configuration implementation plans for the voice switching and data routing environment for remote service delivery sites supported by organic communications and network platforms.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Enlisted - Non-Commisioned Officer (NCO). Satellite Technician and Network planner.Serve in varying technical positions as a SATCOM technician, Ground Mobile Forces satellite gateway operator, Operations & Maintenance NCO, Mission network planner, Ground Station/DoD site manager, IT project manager; Lead Electronics, SATCOM & Networking instructor.

Master Of Science - Ms, Information Technology

Bachelor Of Science - Bs