Systems Engineer

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Delaware Nation IndustriesMilitary Communications

United StatesFull-Time

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Requirements

Active security clearance at the Secret level
Knowledge of integration, configuration, and troubleshooting of communication systems currently being fielded to Army Divisions and SFAB Units
In-depth experience in training, fielding, and support for tactical networks, radio systems, and mission command systems
Understanding of current/future Force tactical and strategic military communications networks
Ability to build and develop relevant training modules
Ability to conduct technical coordination between PEO, PMs and units
A relevant degree, professional qualifications or equivalent experience

Responsibilities

Provide engineering expertise in tactical multi-channel satellite ground and commercial terminal programs
Integrate Radio/Network/SATCOM systems in HMMWV/Stryker/JLTV
Maintain a unit’s C2 architecture documents and configurations
Build training modules, reference guides, and associated training materials
Conduct technical coordination with Army Division, Combat Brigades, and SFAB Units
Integrate Tactical Networks into Theater/Strategic Networks
Build and present After-Action Reviews after every mission

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