Axient
Remote Sensing Ground Mission Advisor
Axient, El Segundo, California, United States, 90245
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We are currently seeking a
Remote Sensing Space and Ground Mission Advisor
to support our team in
El Segundo, CA. What you will do...
Provide engineering services to the Space System Command (SSC) government customer on requirements generation, Planning, Programming, Budget and Execution (PPBE) and concept development to support satellite, payload, launch, and operation prototypes. As a remote sensing ground mission area advisor, you provide advice on space and ground system requirements and technical outreach to mission stakeholders. This includes engineering advice on satellite and ground segment integration. Job Duties and Responsibilities: Monitor, identify, document and report, in accordance with the NG OPIR SBIRS and Weather SEPs, SMC-S-001, FORGE, and EMD, technical discrepancies relating to mission stakeholders (460th OG, USSTRATCOM, Intelligence Community, MDA, etc.) plans, program performance, and verification activities. Monitor, identify, document and report, in accordance with the FORGE, EMDs, DOSSCs, GEO 5/6, and SFP contract requirements, technical discrepancies relating to on-orbit sustainment support (e.g., anomaly resolution, performance monitoring, and operational command coordination) and ground systems sustainment support. Monitor, identify, document and report, for compliance with FORGE, EMD, DOSSC, DSC, GEO 5/6, and SFP contract technical requirements, technical discrepancies from USAF Space OPIR and Missile Defense Integration (MDI) Contractor and Government agency activities relating to on-orbit system test planning, resource allocation, execution, and operational command handoff activities. Provide engineering services to the government customer on requirements generation, Planning, Programming, Budget and Execution (PPBE) and concept development to support satellite, payload, launch, and operations. Monitor, identify, document and report, in accordance with the Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared (OPIR) and weather system engineering plan. Skills you will need...
Master’s degree in engineering, or related technical field ( Required) . Equivalent combination of education and experience may be substituted for degree requirement. Minimum
10 +
years of experience with MAJCOM level organizations and processes to include a working level knowledge of requirements generation, PPBE and concept development. Experience in developing accreditation packages to support satellite launch and operations
highly desired . Familiarity with Space System Command (Formerly Space and Missile Systems Center)
highly desired . Excellent and detail-oriented organizational, interpersonal, and communications skills
highly desired . Advanced-level competency with Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook
highly desired . Must have an active and transferrable DoD security clearance with current investigation at the required level. Must be able to maintain the required clearance.
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We are currently seeking a
Remote Sensing Space and Ground Mission Advisor
to support our team in
El Segundo, CA. What you will do...
Provide engineering services to the Space System Command (SSC) government customer on requirements generation, Planning, Programming, Budget and Execution (PPBE) and concept development to support satellite, payload, launch, and operation prototypes. As a remote sensing ground mission area advisor, you provide advice on space and ground system requirements and technical outreach to mission stakeholders. This includes engineering advice on satellite and ground segment integration. Job Duties and Responsibilities: Monitor, identify, document and report, in accordance with the NG OPIR SBIRS and Weather SEPs, SMC-S-001, FORGE, and EMD, technical discrepancies relating to mission stakeholders (460th OG, USSTRATCOM, Intelligence Community, MDA, etc.) plans, program performance, and verification activities. Monitor, identify, document and report, in accordance with the FORGE, EMDs, DOSSCs, GEO 5/6, and SFP contract requirements, technical discrepancies relating to on-orbit sustainment support (e.g., anomaly resolution, performance monitoring, and operational command coordination) and ground systems sustainment support. Monitor, identify, document and report, for compliance with FORGE, EMD, DOSSC, DSC, GEO 5/6, and SFP contract technical requirements, technical discrepancies from USAF Space OPIR and Missile Defense Integration (MDI) Contractor and Government agency activities relating to on-orbit system test planning, resource allocation, execution, and operational command handoff activities. Provide engineering services to the government customer on requirements generation, Planning, Programming, Budget and Execution (PPBE) and concept development to support satellite, payload, launch, and operations. Monitor, identify, document and report, in accordance with the Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared (OPIR) and weather system engineering plan. Skills you will need...
Master’s degree in engineering, or related technical field ( Required) . Equivalent combination of education and experience may be substituted for degree requirement. Minimum
10 +
years of experience with MAJCOM level organizations and processes to include a working level knowledge of requirements generation, PPBE and concept development. Experience in developing accreditation packages to support satellite launch and operations
highly desired . Familiarity with Space System Command (Formerly Space and Missile Systems Center)
highly desired . Excellent and detail-oriented organizational, interpersonal, and communications skills
highly desired . Advanced-level competency with Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook
highly desired . Must have an active and transferrable DoD security clearance with current investigation at the required level. Must be able to maintain the required clearance.
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