Vertex Aerospace
Deputy Satellite Communications Lead-SBX
Vertex Aerospace, Madison, Wisconsin, us, 53774
Vertex Aerospace
Deputy Satellite Communications Lead-SBX
Madison ,
Hawaii
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THIS POSITION IS CONTINGENT ON AWARD AND FUNDINGJob Description:Delivering integrated turnkey lifecycle support from concept definition, to engineering and manufacturing, through end-of-life support of complex systems and platforms, Vertex offerings include all levels of aviation maintenance, worldwide contractor logistics support, systems engineering and integration, specialized onsite mission execution, high consequence training programs for defense and commercial customers, and integrated supply-chain solutions. Over our 50-year history, we have perfected the balance of cost, schedule, and performance to offer high-quality solutions that consistently exceed customer requirements.The Sensors & Advanced Solutions division intends to add the Sea Based X-Band (SBX) Radar Mission Integration (SBX-MI) program to our extensive experience of existing Operations and Maintenance/Sustainment (O&M/S) programs that includes:The COBRA DANE Radar O&M/S program located at Eareckson Air Station Shemya, Alaska.The Hues Air Defense Radar (HADR) Sustainment program that includes two radars located in Taiwan.The Mobile Sensors COBRA KING Radar and Communication O&M/S program located onboard the United States Naval Ship Howard O. Lorenzen operating in the PACOM AOR.The NATO Hues Air Defense Radar Sustainment program that includes seven radars located in six countries.The SBX-MI program performs Operations & Sustainment (O&S) onboard an advanced radar system mounted on a modified oil-drilling vessel designed for exceptional stability in high winds and storms within the PACOM AOR that supports the Ballistic Missile Defense System (BMDS).In performance of this mission, Vertex Sensors & Advanced Solutions division is seeking a Deputy Satellite Communications Lead (DSCL) that coordinates with SBX payloads to support the BMDS mission execution during both test and real-world contingency operations onboard the SBX-1 platform within the PCAOM AOR.Duties & Responsibilities:Monitoring hardware performance and satellite link connectivityPerforms pro-active monitoring of network elements alarms and alerts to identify those components/elements that may lead to or already are causing network degradation or failure. Accomplishes this through use of network management system(s) and associated assets on a continuous (rotating shifts) basis.Interfaces with functional users as well as remote operations centers in both routine and reactive monitoring situations. (Network Operations Center)Performing preventive and corrective maintenanceSupporting on-board and shore-side engineering analysisReporting of failures, degradation of services, and maintenance which impact SBX-1 operational readiness and mission support servicesProvide support for rack drawings and topologies via red-line updates if required because of equipment replacement and/or technology refresh.Monitor In-Flight Data Telecommunications (IDT) shelter conditions, perform housekeeping, corrosion monitoring, and assessments to support shore side analysis.Provide monitoring, reporting and predetermined troubleshooting forBC Communications NodeGMD Communications Network (GCN)IFICS Data TerminalRequired Qualifications:10 years of experience working in an Operational Environment supporting military missions.Prior experience performing operations and sustainment on AN/USC-69 SATCOM antennas or other similar SATCOM systems.Experience providing drawing changes and red-lining drawings for updates.Experience deconflicting schedules in a complex operating environment and many different organizations.Excellent written communication, interpersonal, problem-solving, analytical, mathematical, and organizational skills. Ability to effectively manage competing priorities is a must. Applicants must be able to work well alone and as part of a team.Leadership and mentoring experience with proven results.Experience working in a maritime environment.Desired Qualifications:A Bachelor's degree in a related field is desired.Experience performing in a deployed remote work environment for extended periods of time.Physical RequirementsMust not be hindered by motion sickness and must pass/maintain Maritime Medical Exam IAW CENTCOM Mod 15 requirementsMust be able to balance, bend, lift up to 35 pounds, crouch, stretch, and kneel.Must be able to climb up to 10 flights of stairs regularlyCannot be afraid of confined spaces.Cannot be afraid of heightsThis position is contingent upon contract award and funding. However, the following initial incentives that will remain confidential are being offered to secure the best qualified applicants with the best experience to the benefit of the Government that commit to the position prior to contract award.$500.00 Signed Commitment Letter Bonus - Following a successful and accelerated selection process for the position that will occur NLT June 2023, we will reserve the position by providing the best qualified applicant a commitment letter and pay that applicant $1K within 45-days. Should the contract not be awarded and/or the selected applicant not be available, there will be no requirement to repay this bonus.$10K Contract Award Bonus – As an additional effort of commitment to this pre-award selected applicant, we will pay a contract award bonus of $10K within 45 days of the candidates start date with our company.
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Deputy Satellite Communications Lead-SBX
Madison ,
Hawaii
Apply Now
THIS POSITION IS CONTINGENT ON AWARD AND FUNDINGJob Description:Delivering integrated turnkey lifecycle support from concept definition, to engineering and manufacturing, through end-of-life support of complex systems and platforms, Vertex offerings include all levels of aviation maintenance, worldwide contractor logistics support, systems engineering and integration, specialized onsite mission execution, high consequence training programs for defense and commercial customers, and integrated supply-chain solutions. Over our 50-year history, we have perfected the balance of cost, schedule, and performance to offer high-quality solutions that consistently exceed customer requirements.The Sensors & Advanced Solutions division intends to add the Sea Based X-Band (SBX) Radar Mission Integration (SBX-MI) program to our extensive experience of existing Operations and Maintenance/Sustainment (O&M/S) programs that includes:The COBRA DANE Radar O&M/S program located at Eareckson Air Station Shemya, Alaska.The Hues Air Defense Radar (HADR) Sustainment program that includes two radars located in Taiwan.The Mobile Sensors COBRA KING Radar and Communication O&M/S program located onboard the United States Naval Ship Howard O. Lorenzen operating in the PACOM AOR.The NATO Hues Air Defense Radar Sustainment program that includes seven radars located in six countries.The SBX-MI program performs Operations & Sustainment (O&S) onboard an advanced radar system mounted on a modified oil-drilling vessel designed for exceptional stability in high winds and storms within the PACOM AOR that supports the Ballistic Missile Defense System (BMDS).In performance of this mission, Vertex Sensors & Advanced Solutions division is seeking a Deputy Satellite Communications Lead (DSCL) that coordinates with SBX payloads to support the BMDS mission execution during both test and real-world contingency operations onboard the SBX-1 platform within the PCAOM AOR.Duties & Responsibilities:Monitoring hardware performance and satellite link connectivityPerforms pro-active monitoring of network elements alarms and alerts to identify those components/elements that may lead to or already are causing network degradation or failure. Accomplishes this through use of network management system(s) and associated assets on a continuous (rotating shifts) basis.Interfaces with functional users as well as remote operations centers in both routine and reactive monitoring situations. (Network Operations Center)Performing preventive and corrective maintenanceSupporting on-board and shore-side engineering analysisReporting of failures, degradation of services, and maintenance which impact SBX-1 operational readiness and mission support servicesProvide support for rack drawings and topologies via red-line updates if required because of equipment replacement and/or technology refresh.Monitor In-Flight Data Telecommunications (IDT) shelter conditions, perform housekeeping, corrosion monitoring, and assessments to support shore side analysis.Provide monitoring, reporting and predetermined troubleshooting forBC Communications NodeGMD Communications Network (GCN)IFICS Data TerminalRequired Qualifications:10 years of experience working in an Operational Environment supporting military missions.Prior experience performing operations and sustainment on AN/USC-69 SATCOM antennas or other similar SATCOM systems.Experience providing drawing changes and red-lining drawings for updates.Experience deconflicting schedules in a complex operating environment and many different organizations.Excellent written communication, interpersonal, problem-solving, analytical, mathematical, and organizational skills. Ability to effectively manage competing priorities is a must. Applicants must be able to work well alone and as part of a team.Leadership and mentoring experience with proven results.Experience working in a maritime environment.Desired Qualifications:A Bachelor's degree in a related field is desired.Experience performing in a deployed remote work environment for extended periods of time.Physical RequirementsMust not be hindered by motion sickness and must pass/maintain Maritime Medical Exam IAW CENTCOM Mod 15 requirementsMust be able to balance, bend, lift up to 35 pounds, crouch, stretch, and kneel.Must be able to climb up to 10 flights of stairs regularlyCannot be afraid of confined spaces.Cannot be afraid of heightsThis position is contingent upon contract award and funding. However, the following initial incentives that will remain confidential are being offered to secure the best qualified applicants with the best experience to the benefit of the Government that commit to the position prior to contract award.$500.00 Signed Commitment Letter Bonus - Following a successful and accelerated selection process for the position that will occur NLT June 2023, we will reserve the position by providing the best qualified applicant a commitment letter and pay that applicant $1K within 45-days. Should the contract not be awarded and/or the selected applicant not be available, there will be no requirement to repay this bonus.$10K Contract Award Bonus – As an additional effort of commitment to this pre-award selected applicant, we will pay a contract award bonus of $10K within 45 days of the candidates start date with our company.
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