Stahl Companies is hiring: Radio Frequency SME in Camp Pendleton

STAHL Companies provides the Program Management for its Channel of Commercial Technology companies in Government that consist of Small Businesses and New Technology start-ups.

STAHL advocates for policies that can improve government services and maintain our government's competitive advantage, by bringing more technology into government programs.

STAHL Companies advocates on behalf of our nation's innovative, new technology and small businesses looking to work with the U.S. government. We do this by aligning the voice of our small business members with advocacy for change in federal policy that will make the government market more accessible to small businesses and the commercial technology ecosystem.

The Channel's founding Technical Board Members include former government leaders and IT executives passionate about bringing best-of-breed technology to the government.

Successful Stahl Companies employees possess the following traits:

An ability to get things done: You are persistent, resourceful, results-oriented, and action-oriented. You constantly plan ahead and foresee issues before they occur.

Analytical: In order to improve your comprehension of the market and the demands and problems of your clients, you have good analytical abilities and are at ease reading quantitative data.

Creative mind-set: You are able to solve problems creatively and swiftly adjust. You possess a thorough understanding of product management principles and the ability to apply them when analysing data and making recommendations.

Emotional Intelligence: You have a strong sense of self and excellent perception of how important relationships function. You are upbeat, sympathetic, adaptable, and inquisitive. Your genuineness, warmth, and competence help you win the respect of your co-workers.

Trustworthy: You have a strong sense of morality, principles, and purpose. You are trustworthy because of how you conduct yourself. You are a living example of the company's values.

•          Plan, design and manage Adaptive Networking Wideband Waveform (ANW2), Wideband High Frequency (HF) and Mobile User Objective Systems (MUOS).  Potentially up to 30 radio nets monthly (using Native IP (Cisco type) – (2 times per month).

•          Plan, design and manage Ground Radios planning software: Communications Planning Application (CPA), Radio Programming Application (RPA) and Joint Enterprise Network Manager (JENM) – (estimate 2 times per month).

•          Troubleshoot radio communication in point-to-point, point-to-multipoint and ANW2 topology in support of test and engineering events (estimate 2 times per month).

•          Operate Tactical Data Link to establish voice and data communication (estimate at least once a month).

•          Operate Aeroflex spectrum analyzer and conduct RF measurements (estimate at least once a month).

•          Perform network throughput performance tests from Layer 1 (Physical Layer) to Layer 4 (Transport Layer) for radio network using IPerf and T-BERD test tools monthly (estimate at least once a month).

•          Conduct radio frequency and antenna propagation measurements (estimate at least once a month).

•          Perform and install tactical antenna and mast construction with Tactical Elevated Antenna Mast System (TEAMS) and the OE-254 in support of test and engineering events (estimate at least once a month).

•          Generate mission plans for the following DoD waveforms: Single Channel Ground and Airborne Radio System (SINCGARS), ANW2, HF, Demand Assign Multiple Access (DAMA), Integrated Waveform (IW), MUOS, HAVEQUICK I/II, and SATURN (estimate 2 times a month).

•          Perform Simple Key Loader (SKL) and Tactical Key Loader (TKL) functions (estimate 3 times a month).

•          Operate the Defense Advanced GPS Receiver (DAGR) and commercial GPS devices (estimate 3 times a month).

•          Lift and move radio equipment (approximately 40 lbs.) as needed.

•          Conduct physical configuration of SATCOM systems based on pre-designed network architecture for test and engineering events.

•          Update SATCOM terminals software and hardware components as directed by published USMC Modification Instruction (MI) and/or Supply Instruction (SI).

•          Maintain accountability of all SATCOM equipment subcomponents.

•          Conduct quarterly inventory of all SATCOM systems and its ancillary items.

•          Induct SATCOM equipment on CMR into maintenance as required and track status from induction through completion of corrective action or replacement.

•          Conduct preventative/corrective maintenance on all SATCOM equipment in accordance with 1st echelon maintenance SOP.

•          Experience designing and constructing field expedient antennas.

•          Familiar with COMSEC and crypto-fill devices

•          Familiar with operation of various tactical radios such as PRC-117F/G

•          Experience in configuring and setting up Defense Advanced GPS Receiver (DAGR) or Position Navigation and Timing simulators.

•          Two years’ experience in installing, maintaining, or training of RF systems/equipment.

•          Experience using RF tools/equipment, i.e., Spectrum Analyzer, Oscilloscopes. 

 

•          USMC MOS Background (0621/27/29/91, 2841/31/62/91)

Plan, design and manage Adaptive Networking Wideband Waveform (ANW2), Wideband High Frequency (HF) and Mobile User Objective Systems (MUOS).  Potentially up to 30 radio nets monthly (using Native IP (Cisco type) – (2 times per month).

•          Plan, design and manage Ground Radios planning software: Communications Planning Application (CPA), Radio Programming Application (RPA) and Joint Enterprise Network Manager (JENM) – (estimate 2 times per month).

•          Troubleshoot radio communication in point-to-point, point-to-multipoint and ANW2 topology in support of test and engineering events (estimate 2 times per month).

•          Operate Tactical Data Link to establish voice and data communication (estimate at least once a month).

•          Operate Aeroflex spectrum analyzer and conduct RF measurements (estimate at least once a month).

•          Perform network throughput performance tests from Layer 1 (Physical Layer) to Layer 4 (Transport Layer) for radio network using IPerf and T-BERD test tools monthly (estimate at least once a month).

•          Conduct radio frequency and antenna propagation measurements (estimate at least once a month).

•          Perform and install tactical antenna and mast construction with Tactical Elevated Antenna Mast System (TEAMS) and the OE-254 in support of test and engineering events (estimate at least once a month).

•          Generate mission plans for the following DoD waveforms: Single Channel Ground and Airborne Radio System (SINCGARS), ANW2, HF, Demand Assign Multiple Access (DAMA), Integrated Waveform (IW), MUOS, HAVEQUICK I/II, and SATURN (estimate 2 times a month).

•          Perform Simple Key Loader (SKL) and Tactical Key Loader (TKL) functions (estimate 3 times a month).

•          Operate the Defense Advanced GPS Receiver (DAGR) and commercial GPS devices (estimate 3 times a month).

•          Lift and move radio equipment (approximately 40 lbs.) as needed.

•          Conduct physical configuration of SATCOM systems based on pre-designed network architecture for test and engineering events.

•          Update SATCOM terminals software and hardware components as directed by published USMC Modification Instruction (MI) and/or Supply Instruction (SI).

•          Maintain accountability of all SATCOM equipment subcomponents.

•          Conduct quarterly inventory of all SATCOM systems and its ancillary items.

•          Induct SATCOM equipment on CMR into maintenance as required and track status from induction through completion of corrective action or replacement.

•          Conduct preventative/corrective maintenance on all SATCOM equipment in accordance with 1st echelon maintenance SOP.