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| Capabilities
Overview |
1.1 Hardware Engineering
Solutions |
1.2 Software Design
and Development |
1.3 Software Life-cycle
Support |
1.4 Electronic Attack
(EA) System Design and Development |
1.5 ELINT and EA Collection
and Analysis Support |
1.6 Power, Pattern,
and Polarization (P3) Collection and Analysis |
1.7 Training Design
and Development |
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| Labor
Category Descriptions |
No. 01 Job Title: Support Specialist
II |
No. 02 Job Title: Support Specialist
I |
No. 03 Job Title: Sr. Principal
Engineer |
No. 04 Job Title: Principal
Engineer |
No. 05 Job Title: Sr. Engineer |
No. 06 Job Title: Engineer I |
No. 07 Job Title: Technician |
No. 08 Job Title: Subject Matter
Expert VI |
No. 09 Job Title: Subject Matter
Expert V |
No. 10 Job Title: Subject Matter
Expert IV |
No. 11 Job Title: Subject Matter
Expert III |
No. 12 Job Title: Subject Matter
Expert II |
No. 13 Job Title: Subject Matter
Expert I |
No. 14 Job Title: Program Manager
IV |
No. 15 Job Title: Program Manager
III |
No. 16 Job Title: Program Manager
II |
No. 17 Job Title: Program Manager
I |
No. 18 Job Title: Administrative
Support II |
No. 19 Job Title: Administrative
Support I |
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| Capabilities Overview |
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| Impact Science and
Technology (IST) is a small business that was incorporated in the
state of New Hampshire in February, 1995. IST has offices in Nashua,
New Hampshire; Annapolis Junction, Maryland; and Aurora, Colorado,
as well as personnel assigned to work as integrated members at various
customer facilities. The company employs over 185 individuals, more
than 90% of whom have full TS/SI clearances with compartmented accesses.
Each of IST’s three offices has a TOP SECRET facility clearance with
full CWAN connectivity, secure phones, and classified data/document
processing capabilities. In aggregate, IST has over 14,000 sq. ft.
of fully accredited SCIF space. IST prides itself on having a solutions-oriented
workforce of skilled professionals who can work independently, in
teams, or integrated with the customer staff. IST’s prevailing goal
is to design and develop best-value solutions to real-world problems. |
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| IST provides innovative
system, hardware and software engineering solutions for real-time,
multi-site data processing systems. The company is capable of providing
the full spectrum of engineering services required to provide complete
product solutions for its customers. The company has a proven track
record of successfully managing QRC efforts, and that success is the
result of the experience and dedication of IST’s engineers, analysts,
managers, and support personnel. IST is one of a very few small businesses
that can offer full hardware development capabilities on a QRC basis,
from problem definition to requirements documentation, through initial
prototype production, and all the way to deployment and field support.
IST maintains strong ties to a variety of QRC capable vendors, subcontractors
and consultants, who are available to ensure sufficient bench-strength
so that IST can execute QRC efforts without impacting other IST commitments.
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| In addition to providing
QRC support for hardware, software, and analytic efforts, IST provides
hardware engineering; hardware fabrication and maintenance support;
software development; system engineering; information technology;
operations support; database design and development; web-enabled applications/techniques
development; web-based data delivery; ELINT, EA, and P3 (Power, Pattern,
and Polarization) collection, analysis, and reporting; data warehousing;
training; network design and configuration; and SETA support. |
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| 1.1 Hardware Engineering
Solutions |
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| IST offers system
requirements and architecture definition, system design, hardware
and software design and development, system/subsystem integration
and test, system documentation, training, installation integration
and testing at customers’ sites worldwide. |
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| IST develops custom
hardware including VME-based black boxes (FPGAs, programmable logic,
and ECL) and WB IF real-time pulse parameterizers. The company also
develops hardware control software that interfaces over IEEE-488 to
devices such as subband tuners and controllers interfacing through
high-speed switches and routers over Gbit and 100BaseT Ethernet, FDDI,
HiPPI and other network topologies. In addition to the design and
development of components, IST designs and develops stand-alone systems.
These include covert and remote systems as well as “drop and retrieve”
units that depend on innovative miniaturization. |
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| IST’s New Hampshire
facility provides depot maintenance for ELINT hardware systems at
sites worldwide. IST’s staff also includes a group of experienced
senior analysts that support the customer with technical analysis
of ELINT data, perform ongoing assessment of collected data quality
and integrity, and provide technical user feedback to our developers.
This integration of user representatives with the design and development
staff ensures that development is guided by user inputs and the systems
delivered by IST address the latest signal processing requirements. |
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| IST provides a full
array of logistics support services worldwide for the systems it delivers
and has the capability to support complex systems that have been developed
by others. IST has systems and processes in place to support the complete
logistics chain. IST also manages the on-site stocking of FRUs at
field sites in order to ensure an acceptable Mean Time to Repair (MTTR)
is met, especially for fielded, mission-critical systems. |
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| In addition to the
logistics support provided, IST has the capability and experience
to perform worldwide installation of a wide variety of systems. The
company’s installation capabilities span the full gambit from QRC
to long-term installation and support. This can include single quantity
demonstration and prototype systems deployed in forward areas on stationary
and moving platforms, up to and including multi-site deployments of
large super computer class processing systems. |
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| 1.2 Software Design
and Development |
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| IST has earned a reputation
among its customers as a superior software development company. Each
IST office has a strong core of employees with a breadth of software
design and development experience using C, C++, Java, Java 3D, OpenGL,
and X/Motif. IST is experienced with large software development programs
with over 1,000,000 lines of code and involving multiple contractors
and geographically dispersed workforces. IST also excels at smaller
software development efforts, which may involve rapid prototyping
and providing quick reaction capabilities. IST’s software development
efforts implement object oriented design and development. IST believes
that for software development efforts to be successful, the end user’s
involvement and feedback through out the design and development phases
of a program is critical. IST typically follows a spiral design and
development approach. |
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| IST’s staff possesses
extensive knowledge and design experience in high-bandwidth real-time
processing systems and mission planning systems. IST is a recognized
leader in the development of real-time high data rate acquisition,
storage, retrieval, and graphics systems. IST has developed the Real-Time
Displays (RTD), which is an integrated suite of tools that support
signals analysis and exploitation of continuously streaming real-time
data, as well as file based data. RTD is deployed at a variety of
government facilities worldwide. IST has developed a range of data
acquisition, storage and distribution systems. IST is developing a
data distribution system (Data on Demand) that innovates the way for
special processing centers to quickly obtain high priority data electronically,
instead of waiting weeks or months for a tape. IST’s mission is to
listen and understand their customer’s needs and to develop systems
and applications that exceed their customers’ expectations and are
delivered on schedule and within budget. |
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| IST is experienced
with developing applications for a variety of hardware platforms and
operating systems. IST has developed applications for embedded microprocessors,
PC’s, handheld devices, high performance Unix workstations, and high-end
servers. Developed software is targeted to run on the following operating
systems: Sun Solaris™, Microsoft WindowsÔ, Windows CE, Silicon Graphics
Irix™, Digital/Compaq Unix™ and VMS, VxWorks and MacOS™. |
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| 1.3 Software Life-cycle
Support |
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| IST supports a variety
of software life-cycle support programs. Some have loosely drawn,
minimal requirements sets; others are classic, top-down design programs
with hundreds of system-level requirements. The company uses requirements
database S/W (e.g., DOORS) to ensure proper derivation and allocation
down to the configuration item and to track updates and changes. |
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| IST’s technical writers
have significant experience in producing software support documentation
such as: |
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System Design and Requirements |
Technical Performance Measurements |
S/W Design and Configuration |
Interface Controls |
Site Preparation & Installation |
Requirements Test & Verification |
Training Manuals |
Life Cycle Support |
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| IST offers end-to-end
systems engineering, integration and installation, software maintenance,
network and system trouble-shooting, performance analysis, and life
cycle planning. IST personnel have configured and deployed workstations
as well as multi-processor servers. |
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| 1.4 Electronic Attack
(EA) System Design and Development |
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| IST provides software
and hardware engineering support to US Department of Defense organizations
involved in the design and development of Electronic Attack, Information
Warfare (IW) and Electronic Warfare (EW) systems. These are fully
reprogrammable systems with integrated mission planning components.
The work is sensitive and compartmented. |
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| 1.5 ELINT and EA Collection
and Analysis Support |
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| IST has a cadre of
recognized signals analysts who are able to address the entire spectra
of signal collection system design, deployment, and operation issues,
as well as signal reporting, analysis, and signal evaluation. While
specializing in ELINT and Electronic Attack (EA) signals, the analytic
staff at IST also possesses collection and analysis capabilities in
communication, FISINT, and data signals. This team routinely provides
operations support to IST’s customers, and the expertise of these
analysts is routinely brought to bear on system design, development,
and testing efforts to ensure that the objectives and concerns of
the end-user are fully addressed in the delivered product. At the
customer’s request, IST analysts provided crises support for military
units and intelligence efforts during the Persian Gulf action and
Desert Storm. These analysts continue to provide support for Bosnia,
Kosovo, and Operation Enduring Freedom as needed. IST signals analysts
identify intelligence gaps, obtain the requisite raw data, and perform
the in-depth signal analysis to satisfy national intelligence requirements
in support of the Warfighter and military planners. IST analysts routinely
interface with the national databases; government, contractor, and
allied personnel; and national data collection systems in an effort
to ensure that US intelligence is complete, up-to-date, and accurate. |
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| The depth and breadth
of experience available via IST personnel is evident from the efforts
these individuals have supported. IST has provided continuous operational
support to the National Technical ELINT Center (NTEC) since 1979.
IST analysts and programmers were instrumental in the development
of the MARTES signals analysis suite and provided initial design inputs
to the Advanced ELINT Signals Database (AESD). The involvement of
IST personnel in design and testing of Specific Emitter Identification
(SEI) technology has furthered the implementation of the Matchlight
SEI database. IST signals analysts are routinely sought for advice
and guidance in a wide range of signals analysis and evaluation efforts. |
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| 1.6 Power, Pattern,
and Polarization (P3) Collection and Analysis |
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| IST has experts in
the design, deployment, and operation of P3 collection systems and
in the analysis of P3 data. IST professionals provide the core expertise
for MUSKETEER’s P3 collection and analysis efforts and have supported
Combat Sent P3 efforts. IST professionals are involved in every stage
of the design, development, testing and verification of P3 collection
systems as well as the exploitation and documentation of P3 data.
IST professionals have made significant contributions to the development
of P3 analysis tools. |
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| 1.7 Training Design
and Development |
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| IST personnel have
significant experience in course design, development, and delivery.
IST personnel have created extensive ELINT collection and analysis
course material for US and foreign partner intelligence organizations
and have presented this course material at sites worldwide. IST personnel
have also created, contributed to, and presented NSA/CSS courses.
Well versed in both the technical aspects of the material and the
training design standards (e.g., ISD), IST trainers can quickly develop
training material for one-time presentations or create a training
course with strict adherence to formal course criteria. Training material
developed by IST trainers is currently hosted on Intelink and has
been incorporated into the basic SIGINT courses offered by US and
foreign partner intelligence schools. IST personnel have conducted
training for the complex Interactive ELINT Processing (IEP) system
at sites worldwide. |
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| IST personnel developed
and manned the Dynamic ELINT Feedback Team (DEFT) that conducted training
worldwide under the sponsorship of NSA for US and foreign partner
organizations. Training included the design, development, and delivery
of course material specific to signal, system, and collection/analysis
techniques as well as basic and advanced signal theory. Basic courses
include theory and operation. Intermediate training addresses applications
and techniques. Advanced training focuses on interpretive analysis
and weapon system evaluation. Course design is modular for easy tailoring
to the student body. |
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Technical
/Business contacts for IST |
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New
Hampshire |
Maryland |
Colorado |
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Warren Murrin |
Carl Endicott |
Kevin Koepping |
603.459.2204 |
301.776.2331
ext 109 |
720.304.9557
ext 110 |
812.7801 |
843.1109 |
843.1109 |
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Lew Dokmo |
Chris Berry |
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603.459.2203 |
301.776.2331
ext 101 |
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812.7801 |
843.1101 |
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| Labor Rates by Position |
| IST Price List
(prices below include Industrial Funding Fee (IFF)) |
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| No. |
Labor Category |
FY06 |
FY07 |
FY08 |
FY09 |
FY10 |
FY11 |
| 01 |
Support Specialist II |
$76.58
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$79.95
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$83.23
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$86.64
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$90.19
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$93.89
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| 02 |
Support Specialist I |
$57.21
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$59.73
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$62.18
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$64.73
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$67.38
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$70.14
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| 03 |
Senior Principal Engineer |
$143.38
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$149.69
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$155.83
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$162.21
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$168.87
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$175.79
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| 04 |
Principal Engineer |
$130.82
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$136.58
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$142.18
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$148.00
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$154.07
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$160.39
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| 05 |
Senior Engineer |
$94.85
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$99.02
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$103.08
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$107.31
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$111.71
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$116.29
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| 06 |
Engineer I |
$70.16
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$73.25
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$76.25
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$79.38
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$82.63
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$86.02
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| 07 |
Technician |
$60.62
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$63.29
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$65.88
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$68.58
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$71.40
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$74.32
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| 08 |
Subject Matter Expert VI |
$214.04
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$223.46
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$232.62
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$242.16
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$252.09
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$262.42
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| 09 |
Subject Matter Expert V |
$173.45
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$181.08
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$188.51
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$196.23
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$204.28
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$212.66
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| 10 |
Subject Matter Expert IV |
$143.62
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$149.94
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$156.09
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$162.49
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$169.15
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$176.08
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| 11 |
Subject Matter Expert III |
$113.27
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$118.25
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$123.10
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$128.15
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$133.40
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$138.87
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| 12 |
Subject Matter Expert II |
$84.78
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$88.51
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$92.14
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$95.92
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$99.85
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$103.94
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| 13 |
Subject Matter Expert I |
$66.88
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$69.82
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$72.69
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$75.67
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$78.77
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$82.00
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| 14 |
Program Manager IV |
$180.62
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$188.57
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$196.30
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$204.35
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$212.72
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$221.45
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| 15 |
Program Manager III |
$173.45
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$181.08
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$188.51
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$196.23
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$204.28
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$212.66
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| 16 |
Program Manager II |
$152.09
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$158.78
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$165.29
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$172.07
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$179.12
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$186.47
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| 17 |
Program Manager I |
$139.84
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$145.99
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$151.98
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$158.21
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$164.70
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$171.45
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| 18 |
Administrative Support II |
$67.82
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$70.80
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$73.71
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$76.73
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$79.87
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$83.15
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| 19 |
Administrative Support I |
$53.52
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$55.87
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$58.17
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$60.55
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$63.03
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$65.62
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Non-professional
labor categories above(#’s 1,2,7,18,and 19) are considered incidental
to and used solely to support hardware, software and/or professional
services, and cannot be purchased separately. |
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All
of these rates above are for Contractor Site only. Orders for Government-site
are outside the scope of this contract. |
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| Labor Category Descriptions |
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| The required minimum
levels of education and experience for each labor category are listed
below. Academic credentials and years of experience may be substituted
as follows: two (2) years of related experience is equivalent to an
associate degree; four (4) years of relevant experience is considered
equivalent to a bachelor’s degree; a master’s degree is considered
equivalent to a bachelor’s degree plus two (2) years of relevant experience;
and a PhD is considered equivalent to a bachelor’s degree plus four
(4) years of relevant experience. |
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| No. 01
Job Title: Support
Specialist II |
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| Minimum/General
Experience: Minimum of four (4) years relevant experience
in a technical or program support discipline. |
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| Functional Responsibility:
Demonstrated supervisory skills in managing technical and/or
program support projects or demonstrated independence in execution
of such projects. Progressive experience and independence executing
in company or program support areas such as quality assurance, configuration
management, technical publications and material handling and/or assembly
is necessary. Establishes and maintains processes for evaluating and
controlling software/hardware/documentation throughout the product
life cycle. Ability to make use of automated tools and processes in
support of any of the following IT disciplines: software engineering,
database management, digital signal processing, system administration,
or other related IT activity is required. |
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| Minimum Education:
Bachelor’s Degree in a relevant field of study |
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| No. 02
Job Title: Support
Specialist I |
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| Minimum/General Experience:
This is an entry-level position for which no minimum experience is
required. |
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| Functional Responsibility:
Ability to apply skills with some supervisor direction in specific
areas in support of IT projects. Follows processes for evaluating
and controlling software/hardware/documentation throughout the product
life cycle. Progressive experience executing in company or program
support areas such as quality assurance, configuration management,
technical publications and material handling and/or assembly is necessary.
Use of automated tools, processes in support of any of the following
IT disciplines: software engineering, database management, digital
signal processing, system administration, or other related IT activity
is required. |
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| Minimum Education: High
school diploma or equivalent |
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| No. 03
Job Title: Sr.
Principal Engineer |
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| Minimum/General Experience:
Minimum of twelve (12) years relevant experience in an IT discipline
such as electrical, computer science, information technology, systems
or software engineering. |
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| Functional Responsibility:
Lead the definition of the system architecture and the high level
requirements and design of systems in any of the following IT disciplines:
software engineering, database management, digital signal processing,
system administration, or other related IT activity. Be the technical
lead for the customer(s). Direct the team on development projects
from the establishment of requirements to the delivery of the system.
Establish and guide the team in meeting schedules and budgets which
support program goals. Provide status information on the IT effort
as required to the customer and to appropriate management personnel.
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| Minimum Education: Bachelor
of Science Degree in a technical discipline such as electrical engineering,
computer science, information systems or software engineering.
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| No. 04
Job Title: Principal
Engineer |
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| Minimum/General Experience:
Minimum of eight (8) years relevant experience in an IT discipline
such as electrical, computer science, information technology, or software
engineering. |
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| Functional Responsibility:
Help define system architecture and the high level requirements and
design of systems in any of the following IT disciplines: software
engineering, database management, digital signal processing, system
administration, or other related IT activity. Perform tradeoffs which
support the requirements definition and detailed design process. Help
present architecture and design information to customers in an interactive
forum. Lead the activities of more junior engineers (Senior Engineers
and Engineer I’s) in a team environment using established processes
to develop IT products for the system. Guide the team in adhering
to established schedules and budgets. Provide leadership for the sub-system,
system integration and deployment as required. |
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| Minimum Education: Bachelor
of Science Degree in a technical discipline such as electrical engineering,
computer science, information systems or software engineering. |
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| No. 05
Job Title: Sr.
Engineer |
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| Minimum/General Experience:
3 years relevant experience in an IT discipline such as electrical,
systems, computer science, information technology, or software engineering.
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| Functional Responsibility:
Working from established requirements and using established processes,
do independent detailed design and development work for individual
circuit cards or software components or units, system administration,
or other related IT activity. Independently integrate the developed
products together individually and/or at the subsystem level. Is a
mentor for Engineer I’s during the development process. Support
the sub-system and system integration and deployment. Adhere to the
schedule and stay within the budget established. |
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| Minimum Education: Bachelor
of Science Degree in a technical discipline such as electrical engineering,
computer science, information systems or software engineering. |
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| No. 06
Job Title: Engineer
I |
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| Minimum/General Experience:
No minimum experience necessary. |
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| Functional Responsibility:
Working from established requirements and high level design and using
established processes do detailed design and development work for
individual circuit cards or software components or units, system administration,
or other related IT activity. Individually test the developed products
to prove functionality. Adhere to the schedule and stay within the
budget established.
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| Minimum Education: Bachelor
of Science Degree in a technical discipline such as electrical engineering,
computer science, information systems or software engineering.
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| No. 07
Job Title: Technician |
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| Minimum/General Experience:
No minimum experience necessary.
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| Functional Responsibility:
Ability to apply skills in technical and/or program support projects.
Progressive experience in basic material assembly, network cabling,
IT equipment installation, stresses, capabilities, limitations, automated
tools, processes and/or requirements definition in support of development
and/or operational IT support efforts in any of the following IT disciplines:
software engineering, database management, digital signal processing,
system administration, or other related IT activity.
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| Minimum Education: High
School Diploma
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| No. 08
Job Title: Subject
Matter Expert VI |
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| Minimum/General Experience: Minimum
of eighteen (18) years relevant experience in an IT discipline of
which at least fifteen (15) years must be in a specialized area of
knowledge. Requires sustained ability to provide vision and a high
level direction in his/her subject matter area of expertise.
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| Functional Responsibility:
Lead the analysis efforts on highly complex data sets, analytical
problem areas and/or mission specific operational areas in any of
the following IT disciplines: software engineering, database management,
digital signal processing, system administration, or other related
IT activity. Defines and mentors new techniques to analyze data sets
and/or exploit technology to resolve operational IT issues. Is a technical
lead to the customer(s). Directs analyst/engineering team(s) on operational
and/or development projects, from the establishment of requirements
to the delivery of the IT system or service. Is the lead problem/domain
expert on efforts they are assigned. Provide status information on
the IT analysis/engineering efforts as required to the customer and
to appropriate management personnel.
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| Minimum Education: Bachelor
of Science Degree in a technical discipline such as science, information
systems or engineering.
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| No. 09
Job Title: Subject
Matter Expert V |
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| Minimum/General Experience:
Minimum of fifteen (15) years relevant experience in an IT discipline
of which at least eleven (11) years must be in a specialized area
of knowledge. Requires demonstrated ability to provide vision and
a high level direction in his/her subject matter area of expertise. |
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| Functional Responsibility:
Lead the analysis efforts on highly complex data sets, analytical
problem areas and/or mission specific operational areas in any of
the following IT disciplines: software engineering, database management,
digital signal processing, system administration, or other related
IT activity. Defines and provides details for new techniques to analyze
data sets and/or exploit IT technology to resolve operational issues.
Is a technical lead to the customer(s). Directs analyst/engineering
team(s) on operational and/or development projects, from the establishment
of requirements to the delivery of the IT system or service. Is the
lead problem/domain expert on efforts they are assigned. Provide status
information on the IT analysis/engineering efforts as required to
the customer and to appropriate management personnel. |
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| Minimum Education: Bachelor
of Science Degree in a technical discipline such as science, information
systems or engineering. |
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| No. 10
Job Title: Subject
Matter Expert IV |
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| Minimum/General Experience:
Minimum of twelve (12) years relevant experience in an IT discipline
of which at least eight (8) years must be in a specialized area of
knowledge. |
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| Functional Responsibility:
Lead the analysis efforts on highly complex data sets, analytical
problem areas and/or mission specific operational areas in any of
the following IT disciplines: software engineering, database management,
digital signal processing, system administration, or other related
IT activity. Defines and provides details for new techniques to analyze
data sets and/or exploit IT technology to resolve operational issues.
Is a technical contact for the customer(s). Directs IT analyst/engineering
team(s) on operational and/or development projects, from the establishment
of requirements to the delivery of the system or service. Provides
leadership for problems / domain areas of expertise on assigned efforts.
Provide status information on the IT analysis/engineering efforts
as required to the customer and to appropriate management personnel. |
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| Minimum Education: Bachelor
of Science Degree in a technical discipline such as science, information
systems or engineering. |
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| No. 11
Job Title: Subject
Matter Expert III |
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| Minimum/General Experience:
Minimum of eight (8) years relevant experience in an IT discipline
of which at least five (5) years must be in a specialized area of
knowledge. |
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| Functional Responsibility:
Lead the analysis efforts on highly complex data sets, analytical
problem areas and/or mission specific operational areas in any of
the following IT disciplines: software engineering, database management,
digital signal processing, system administration, or other related
IT activity. Defines and provides details on new techniques to analyze
data sets and/or exploit IT technology to resolve operational issues.
Is a technical contact for the customer(s). Directs analyst/engineering
team(s) on operational and/or development projects, from the establishment
of requirements to the delivery of the IT system or service. Is the
lead problem/domain expert on efforts they are assigned. Provide status
information on the IT analysis/engineering efforts as required to
the customer and to appropriate management personnel. |
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| Minimum Education: Bachelor
of Science Degree in a technical discipline such as science, information
systems or engineering. |
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| No. 12
Job Title: Subject
Matter Expert II |
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| Minimum/General Experience:
Minimum of five (5) years relevant experience in an IT discipline
of which at least three (3) years must be in a specialized area of
knowledge. |
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| Functional Responsibility:
Supports the analysis efforts on intermediate complexity data sets,
analytical problem areas and/or mission specific operational areas
in any of the following IT disciplines: software engineering, database
management, digital signal processing, system administration, or other
related IT activity. Applies new techniques to analyze data sets and/or
exploit IT technology to resolve operational issues. Is a technical
contact for the customer(s). Perform the analysis/engineering on operational
and development projects from the establishment of requirements to
the delivery of the IT system or service. Provides input for status
on the IT analysis/engineering efforts as required to the customer
and to appropriate management personnel. |
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| Minimum Education: Bachelor
of Science Degree in a technical discipline such as science, information
systems or engineering . |
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| No. 13
Job Title: Subject
Matter Expert I |
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| Minimum/General Experience:
Minimum of two (2) years relevant experience in an IT discipline of
which at least one (1) years must be in a specialized area of knowledge. |
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| Functional Responsibility:
Supports the analysis efforts on moderately complex data sets, analytical
problem areas and/or mission specific operational areas in any of
the following IT disciplines: software engineering, database management,
digital signal processing, system administration, or other related
IT activity. Applies established techniques to analyze data sets and/or
exploit IT technology to resolve operational issues. Is a technical
contact for the customer(s). Perform the analysis/engineering on operational
and development IT projects under the direction of senior program
members. Meets goals established for IT analysis/engineering efforts. |
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| Minimum Education: Associates
Degree in a technical discipline such as science, information systems
or engineering. |
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| No. 14
Job Title: Program
Manager IV |
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| Minimum/General Experience: Minimum
of eighteen (18) years experience in the development of information
technology (IT) based systems involving the use of contemporary tools
and techniques. Experience includes participation in system development
from inception to deployment. At least fifteen (15) of these years
spent managing a team in an IT system development effort. |
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| Functional Responsibility:
Responsible to company senior management and to the customer for leading
a large team or multiple teams of sub contractor(s) and/or technical
and support personnel per established processes in the successful
development and delivery of an IT based system. Responsible for establishing
a viable cost and for the timely delivery of required products and/or
support related to the IT system per customer requirements. The products
and/or support can be in any of the following IT disciplines: software
engineering, database management, digital signal processing, system
administration, or other related IT activity. Be the lead customer
interface in regards to program status and other program related matters.
Proactively manage the program(s) to anticipate and implement solutions
for problems encountered during the course of development. |
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| Minimum Education: Bachelor’s
Degree in computer science, information systems, engineering, business,
or other related scientific or technical field. |
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| No. 15
Job Title: Program
Manager III |
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| Minimum/General Experience:
Minimum of fifteen (15) years experience in the development of information
technology (IT) based systems involving the use of contemporary tools
and techniques. Experience includes participation in system development
from inception to deployment. At least ten (10) of these years spent
managing a team in an IT system development effort. |
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| Functional Responsibility:
Responsible to company management and to the customer for leading
a large team of technical and support personnel per established processes
in the successful development and delivery of an IT based system.
Responsible for establishing a viable cost and for the timely delivery
of required products and/or support related to the IT system per customer
requirements. The products and/or support can be in any of the following
IT disciplines: software engineering, database management, digital
signal processing, system administration, or other related IT activity.
Be the lead customer interface in regards to program status and other
program related matters. Proactively manage the program to anticipate
and implement solutions for problems encountered during the course
of development. |
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| Minimum Education: Bachelor’s
Degree in computer science, information systems, engineering, business,
or other related scientific or technical field. |
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| No. 16
Job Title: Program
Manager II |
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| Minimum/General Experience: Minimum
of twelve (12) years experience in the development of information
technology (IT) based systems involving the use of contemporary tools
and techniques. Experience includes participation in system development
from inception to deployment. At least five (5) of these years spent
managing an IT system development effort. |
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| Functional Responsibility:
Responsible to company management and to the customer for leading
a team of technical and support personnel per established processes
in the successful development and delivery of an IT based system.
Responsible for establishing a viable cost and for the timely delivery
of required products and/or support related to the IT system per customer
requirements. The products and/or support can be in any of the following
IT disciplines: software engineering, database management, digital
signal processing, system administration, or other related IT activity.
Be the lead customer interface in regards to program status and other
program related matters. Proactively manage the program to anticipate
and implement solutions for problems encountered during the course
of development. |
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| Minimum Education: Bachelor’s
Degree in computer science, information systems, engineering, business,
or other related scientific or technical field. |
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| No. 17
Job Title: Program
Manager I |
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| Minimum/General Experience:
Minimum of eight (8) years experience in the development of information
technology (IT) based systems involving the use of contemporary tools
and techniques. Experience includes participation in system development
from inception to deployment. At least two (2) of these years spent
leading a team as part of an IT system development effort, thus demonstrating
the ability to provide guidance and direction for the team members. |
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| Functional Responsibility:
Responsible to company management and to the customer for leading
a small team of technical and support personnel per established processes
in the successful development and delivery of an IT based system.
Responsible for establishing a viable cost and for the timely delivery
of required products and/or support related to the IT system per customer
requirements. The products and/or support can be in any of the following
IT disciplines: software engineering, database management, digital
signal processing, system administration, or other related IT activity.
Be the lead customer interface in regards to program status and other
program related matters. Proactively manage the program to anticipate
and implement solutions for problems encountered during the course
of development. |
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| Minimum Education: Bachelor’s
Degree in computer science, information systems, engineering, business,
or other related scientific or technical field. |
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| No. 18
Job Title: Administrative
Support II |
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| Minimum/General Experience: This
can be an entry level position for college graduates or requires four
(4) years of administrative support experience. |
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| Functional Responsibility:
Demonstrated skills in business and/or program administrative support
projects as a senior level contributor or contributing supervisor.
Progressive experience in basic automated tools such as word processing,
spreadsheets internet access, automated telecommunications devices,
administrative processes and/or project definition in support of corporate,
development and/or operational support efforts in any of the following
IT disciplines: software engineering, database management, digital
signal processing, system administration, or other related IT activity. |
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| Minimum Education: Bachelor’s
Degree in a relevant field of study |
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| No. 19
Job Title: Administrative
Support I |
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| Minimum/General Experience: This
is an entry level position for which no minimum experience is required. |
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| Functional Responsibility:
Ability to apply skills in the areas of business and/or program administration.
Basic experience with automated tools such as word processing, spreadsheets,
internet access, automated telecommunications devices and administrative
processes in support of corporate, development and/or operational
support efforts in any of the following IT disciplines: software engineering,
database management, digital signal processing, system administration,
or other related IT activity. |
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| Minimum Education: High
school diploma or equivalent |
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