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B3H

Supports defense operations and military training

Tactical Data Link Military Standards Development and Analysis Subject Matter Expert

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Full-timeVirginia, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in a technical field, such as engineering or computer science, is required.
  • Ability to read highly detailed and complex technical documents and extract relevant information.
  • Must be an AWACS, JSTARS, or CRC-rated Air Battle Manager or an enlisted Weapons Director.
  • Must hold U.S. Secret and NATO Secret clearances.

Responsibilities

  • Research operational requirements for USAF tactical combat systems information exchange requirements, consider USAF platform implementations and capabilities, and engineer changes to TDL military standards while minimizing impact to other functional areas, platforms, and systems and preserving compatibility with older, non-updated systems.
  • Review platform information exchange requirements documented in Information Support Plans to verify military standard references and validate that existing message structures support the required information exchange requirements.
  • Coordinate with USAF requirements and program offices to provide technical tactical data link expertise and facilitate tactical data link integration into USAF platforms and systems.
  • Advise USAF system program office software developers and test personnel on tactical data link transaction formatting, including stimuluses, database fields, processing constraints, data-purge processing, operator alerts, transmission and reception rules, bit-level formatting, and functional implementations specified in the applicable military standard.
  • Develop and evaluate existing bit-level implementation specifications for USAF platforms and systems that depict the platform's total tactical data link implementation requirements.
  • Provide technical support at program Technical Interchange Meetings and Design Reviews concerning tactical data link implementations.
  • Attend government-directed joint, bilateral, and allied tactical data link meetings, working groups, and subgroups to represent USAF objectives; assess technical discussions and impacts on USAF requirements, systems, and platforms; represent USAF interests and equities; pursue interoperability opportunities; and defend existing USAF equities and joint capabilities.
  • Review technical change proposals from other services and allied nations, determine their impact on USAF platforms and systems, and provide written evaluations with required change pages while considering USAF equities and joint/allied interoperability objectives.
  • Analyze interoperability test trouble reports to determine impacts on the system under test and other platforms and evaluate criticality; participate in USAF Technical Analysis Groups and Joint Analysis Review Panels to ensure test results accurately reflect violations of relevant military standards; and create Interface Change Proposals when appropriate to address identified standards shortfalls.
  • Review new draft versions of military standards to identify incorporation errors and provide correct bit formatting, wording, or notations to achieve interoperability objectives.
  • Analyze concepts and technical disconnects involving Air Force, joint, or coalition standards and their implementation, and provide solutions or recommendations in the required format.
  • Participate in the review and development of operational concepts and architectures using existing and emerging capabilities to achieve USAF platform/system information exchange requirements, interoperability, and operational employment objectives.
  • Research existing U.S. and allied technical documents to identify discrepancies and develop change proposals for current and future tactical data link configuration items, including U.S. military standards 3011, 6011, 6016, 6017, and 6020; MADL; Cursor on Target; and applicable NATO Standardization Agreements, Allied Tactical Data Link Publications, Allied Data Publications, and Allied Procedural Publications.
  • Draft Technical Information Design Plan-Test Edition documents that can provide a basis for formal U.S. military standards, Standardization Agreements, Allied Tactical Data Link Publications, or Allied Procedural Publications.
  • Research and gather information to develop background papers, staff studies, talking papers, or presentation materials as assigned by the Government.
  • Contribute to research and development for updating the Air Force Concept of Link Employment.
  • Research, develop, and evaluate change proposals that show Command and Control symbols.

About the Company

B3H

Supports defense operations and military training

B3H provides technical, advisory and training services to the U.S. Department of Defense and other government customers. Its teams support strategic planning, program and acquisition management, systems engineering, cost analysis and military operations. The company develops instructional materials and classroom training, while contract teams assist with aircrew records, readiness reporting and command support. Technical specialists also maintain systems used for air operations training, including simulation software and the databases that support scenario development. B3H was founded in 1990 and is headquartered in Fort Walton Beach, Florida.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Fort Walton Beach, FL
Founded
1990

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