Aviation Military Analyst- Electromagnetic Warfare and Cyber Position Available In Dale, Alabama
Tallo's Job Summary: JHNA is hiring a full-time Senior Aviation Military Analyst for Electromagnetic Warfare (EW) and Cyber support at Fort Novosel, AL. Responsibilities include assessing system vulnerabilities, analyzing emerging concepts, and delivering findings in various formats. Qualifications include an Active Secret Clearance, 15 years of aviation operations experience, and expertise in ASE integration and cyber impacts on Army Aviation systems.
Job Description
Fort Novosel, AL, USA | Full Time Aviation Military Analyst- Electromagnetic Warfare (EW) and
Cyber Overview:
JHNA is seeking a talented Senior Aviation Military Analyst to support our government customer within the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence (USAACE) at Fort Novosel, AL. This work will provide the Aviation Capability Development and Integration Directorate (A-CDID) support for Army Capability Managers (ACMs), Reconnaissance and Attack (R/A), UAS, and Concepts Experimentation and Analysis Directorate (CEAD) Experimentation and Modernization activities.
Roles/Responsibilities:
+ Support current and future manned and unmanned aviation platforms and weapon/munition systems. + Provide assessments of system vulnerabilities and operational impact from EW/cyber threats. + Conduct analysis on: Emerging Concepts, Technical Documentation, Technical Performance, Systems Engineering and Integration, Advanced Technology Demonstrations, Cost-Trade Studies, ASE Technology + Determine feasibility of accelerating capabilities for the enduring fleet. + Deliver findings in:
PowerPoint Briefs, Information Papers, Meeting Executive Summaries Required Qualifications:
+ Candidate must possess an Active Secret Clearance + At least 15 years experience support aviation operations + Experience performing capability management and integration of ASE on enduring Army aircraft. + Experience assessing electromagnetic and cyber impacts on Army Aviation systems. + Historically performed by one CME.
