Systems Technology Forum

AITM Support

Ops 400 - Mayport, FL - Full Time

** Security Clearance Required

Company Overview

Systems Technology Forum LTD (STF) is an established industry partner with a passion for exceptional performance and an unwavering commitment to our clients. As a premier provider of management, engineering, information technology, and logistics services, STF is committed to delivering high-quality systems engineering, technical and professional support services that meet and exceed deliverable requirements.

STF offers superior out-of-the-box solutions to end-to-end problems and customer-centric support to the United States Government, Military, Department of Defense (DoD), and other federal agencies.

Job Summary


Working in a waterfront environment at public and private shipyards in the NAVSTA Mayport FL area and understands C4I shipboard installations with the ability to work with minimum supervision and be a team player. Strong communication and verbal skills for communicating with ship forces, vendors, and peers. Able to work under pressure, multi-task, and work in fast paced environment. Duties will include providing support services for East Coast shipboard installations in the areas of scheduling, status reporting, de-conflicting converging efforts of other agencies and contractors other than NIWC. Review and red line installation drawings a plus.
 

Responsibilities and Duties

Provides the NIWC CANES AIT Manager with on-site installation management oversight of shipyard and other installation contractors and tradesmen. Liaisons between the NIWC OSIC /TD and the NIWC AIT Manager to adjudicate issues that will affect installation production and system testing. Reviews installation drawings, makes recommendations for red-lines and develop LARS. Attends Production Meetings, develop and maintain installation POA&Ms. Makes decisions on the deck-plates to deconflict issues that slow production. Walks spaces where installation affects, looks for potential roadblocks or items that may cause delay and disruption to AIT, writes LARs to mitigate, ensures the AIT is conducting install according to MIL STDs and GSO, monitors progress of AIT, submits DSRs documenting independent observations, assists ISEA and GOVT with light off of equipment, troubleshoots faulty equipment/cabling, installs shock mounts on racks prior to AIT landing on Foundations, and coordinates with ships force on various aspects of the install.
 

Qualifications and Skills

Required knowledge and years of experience

5-20 years of experience trouble shooting electric and electronic circuits as related to C4ISR systems can be substituted for US Navy experience. Direct experience managing daily deckplate operations and installation teams for periods of time lasting up to 6 months.

Knowledge and experience with non-electrical components that support C4ISR programs including structural, cable, electrical, piping, and HVAC modifications. Strong background in testing and troubleshooting electronic circuits and interpreting electronic block wiring diagrams. General knowledge of shipboard communication and LAN systems. Ability to read communication system installation drawings, and cable run sheets. Testing, troubleshooting and fault isolation.

Familiar with NAVSEA TECH SPEC 9090-310 (X).

Education Requirements

High School degree or GED

Certifications

Must have a Secret security clearance. OSHA Maritime 10-hour course. Certifications as a Shipyard Competent Person, Electrical Connector Fabrication, Fiber Optic Fabrication (considered a plus).

Clearance Requirement

Secret Clearance Required 

Benefits and Perks

At STF, we recognize that talented employees are the foundation of our success. STF provides benefits and compensation packages to help our employees meet the diverse and changing needs throughout their careers and lives. 

Benefits packages include the following:

  • Medical Plans administered through United HealthCare
  • Vision and Dental Plan Benefits
  • 401(k) Tax-Deferred Retirement Plan
  • Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance
  • Dependent / Medical Care Flexible Spending Account
  • Direct Deposit
  • Health and Welfare Medical
  • Holiday Leave
  • Industry Competitive Salaries
  • Life Insurance (basic and supplemental) 
  • Paid Time Off / Annual Comprehensive Personal Leave
  • Performance / Award Bonuses
  • Professional Development Coursework
  • Technical Training 
  • Tuition Assistance Program
  • TotalChoice™ Voluntary Benefits
  • STF Cares / Paid Time Off to Volunteer 

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