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Scientific Research Corporation

Engineering, integration, testing for defense systems

Systems Analyst Intern

System AdministrationPosted on Nov 5
Full-timeJapanNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Demonstrated ability to provide technical support to MCISR-E systems using personal technical knowledge, operational experience, and proven field expertise.
  • Specialized understanding of MCISR-E system operations, technical processes, maintenance requirements, networks, and advanced operational techniques to ensure full exploitation of system capabilities.
  • Ability to provide system network assistance, including MCISR-E configuration support, site integration, site installation, and local and wide area network operations and maintenance.
  • Experience delivering system administration support focused on system readiness, configuration, monitoring, and troubleshooting.
  • Capability to serve as the primary system operator, supporting operational setup and resolving issues as they arise.
  • Ability to deliver over-the-shoulder, remedial, new equipment, unit sustainment, and classroom training on system operations, networks, and administration.
  • Experience providing RITC instructor services, including task analysis, functional requirements review, application and segment evaluations, exercise support, mobile training team support, software beta testing, systems refresh training, and review of joint training materials.
  • Experience supporting software and hardware integration, burn-in testing, quality assurance, and technical support for forces deploying to active theaters.
  • Ability to participate in integrated product teams, working groups, configuration control boards, and engineering review groups.
  • Capability to conduct emerging technology assessments and provide recommendations for integrating new or improved MCISR-E capabilities.
  • Ability to provide fielding support in accordance with program fielding plans.
  • Commitment to meeting established Turn-Around-Time requirements.
  • Willingness to provide on-site field service support, training, and help desk support, including potential deployment to active combat zones and working non-traditional hours in support of Marine Corps operations.
  • Ability to analyze actual or predictive operational activities or systems to support decision-making and resource allocation.
  • Experience conducting research and analysis to enhance technical and economic development of MCISR-E systems.
  • Capability to support test events, including observation, data collection, storage, reduction, analysis, problem identification, and report preparation.
  • Ability to support day-to-day operations, including equipment upgrades, installations, training, and technical troubleshooting.
  • Experience providing on-site technical analysis and support to MCISR-E programs.
  • U.S. citizenship and a U.S. government Top Secret/SCI security clearance are required.

Responsibilities

  • Provide support to Marine Corps System Command Project Offices and the Regional Intelligence Training Center, including software deployment, system interoperability, hardware analysis, evaluation of future upgrades to new and existing MCISR-E systems, training, and fielding support.
  • Provide on-site field service support, training, and help desk support, potentially deploying to active combat zones or working non-traditional business hours to support Marine Corps operations.
  • Perform DCGS Trainer duties.

Desired Qualifications

  • Three to five years of military experience or experience working directly with related military systems.
  • Technical training in C4ISR systems administration, C4ISR network administration, or C4ISR hardware maintenance.
  • Eight or more years of direct experience supporting Distributed Common Ground Surface System–Marine Corps (DCGS-MC) programs, projects, or initiatives.
  • Demonstrated expertise with DCGS-MC during exercises, training events, and while forward deployed.
  • Demonstrated training and instruction experience in classroom and field environments.
  • Demonstrated specialized knowledge and skill in DCGS-MC operations, technical processes, and maintenance requirements, including network connectivity, administration, and advanced operational techniques.
  • Demonstrated ability to provide DCGS-MC system network support, including configuration, site integration, site installation, and local and wide area network operations and maintenance.
  • Demonstrated ability to provide DCGS-MC system administration support focused on operational readiness.
  • Demonstrated ability to provide DCGS-MC system operations support as the primary system operator or while providing over-the-shoulder support.
  • Demonstrated technical knowledge sufficient to conduct new equipment training, unit training, and classroom instruction so operators, maintainers, and system administrators can use and support DCGS-MC to maximize operational capability and minimize system downtime.
  • Demonstrated ability to provide Level 1 help desk support.
  • Demonstrated working knowledge of the Marine Corps’ Systems Approach to Training and Marine Corps Order 1553.1b.
  • Working knowledge of tactical and shipboard network architectures, transport layers, and communications systems.
  • Working knowledge of virtual machines, routers, and network switches.
  • Working knowledge of shipboard and shore-based GBS.
  • Working knowledge of CANES and ISE.
  • Working knowledge of full-motion video platforms and their transport layers.
  • Working knowledge of the Marine Corps method of providing POIs.
  • Working knowledge of the DGSIT process.
  • Working knowledge of MEU tactics, techniques, and procedures.
  • Working knowledge of Marine Corps, Navy, and Department of Defense cybersecurity policies and procedures.

About the Company

Scientific Research Corporation

Engineering, integration, testing for defense systems

Scientific Research Corporation is an advanced engineering company that provides engineering, integration, testing, support, and research and development services to the U.S. government, private industry, and international markets. Its work spans information, communications, intelligence, electronic warfare, simulation, training, and instrumentation systems. SRC designs and builds complex systems, integrates them into clients’ environments, conducts rigorous testing, and offers ongoing field support through laboratories and facilities that replicate real-world operation. The company differentiates itself through its broad, end-to-end capabilities across multiple disciplines, its long history since 1988, and its extensive network of engineering offices and state-of-the-art test facilities for both defense and commercial applications. SRC’s goal is to help customers meet emerging challenges by delivering high-quality products and technical services that perform in real-world conditions.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Atlanta, GA
Founded
1988

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