SUBSYSTEMs Jobs

Mid-Level Program Analyst, Proposal Effort (Washington, DC)

Thu, 14 Jan 2010 14:28:43 EST

Junior-Level SOA Systems Analyst, Proposal Effort (Washington, DC)

Thu, 14 Jan 2010 14:24:29 EST

Government consulting, no clearance required. Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration. Contract Award mid March 2010. Support the implementation of Service Oriented Architecture processes to disparate information systems.

Required Knowledge and Skills:

Knowlege, skills and experience in generic information system programatic support to critical air traffic management information systems.

The SOA Analyst's role is to devise and design business process requirements for all IT-related business, financial, and operations systems critical to core organizational functions. This includes researching and analyzing data in support of business and agency functions, process knowledge and systems requirements. The individual is also responsible for proactively generating and compiling reports based on his or her findings, complete with recommended improvements to or new requirements for business processes and operational procedures. This individual will apply communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills to help maximize the benefit of IT system investments and to assist in implementing new computer systems. Driving and reviewing technology diagnosis and assessment activities. Identifying opportunities for technology-related improvement based on benchmark data and doing high-level cost benefit analysis. Support the development of a high-level design, which supports robust technology solutions?taking into account the user's requirements and technology. Review design components. Support in the development design and transition approaches. Driving technology to build, test, and deployment activities. Troubleshooting, diagnosing, and supporting application development.

Required Experience:

Minimum Qualification: 3 years IT experience required. Familiarity with:

Service definition, design, or implementation using WSDL and/or SOAP Implementing Business Process Orchestration using BPEL or an equivalent. Communication, analytical, and problem solving skills. Knowledge of SOA products, platforms and standards.

Senior-Level SOA Developer, Proposal Effort (Washington, DC)

Thu, 14 Jan 2010 14:23:02 EST

Government consulting, no clearance required. Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration. Contract Award mid March 2010. Support the implementation of Service Oriented Architecture processes to disparate information systems.

Required Knowledge and Skills:

Knowlege, skills and experience in generic information system programatic support to implement SOA to critical but dissparate air traffic management information systems.

The SOA Developer's role shall be to define, develop, test, analyze, and maintain new software and service applications in support of achieving SOA requirements. This will include writing, coding, testing, and analyzing software programs, services and applications. The SOA Developer will also research, design, document, and modify software specifications throughout the production life cycle. The Contractor shall use Government provided configuration management tools (Rational Requisite Pro and Rational Clear Quest) and processes to identify and capture all requirements changes and assure that documented requirements changes satisfy quality criteria including completeness, traceability, verifiability, correctness, consistency and clarity.

Required Experience:

15 years IT experience required. Experience with a variety of relevant standards, practices, and procedures. Relies on extensive experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals. Experience in the field of software development, including requirements-gathering, design, development, integration, and data migration. Leads and direct the work of others. Must exhibit fluency in first generation web services standards, technologies, and tools. Knowledge of Web service and other information standards and technologies including WS-Risk Management (RM), WS-Security, WS-Addressing, and WS-Notification. Working knowledge of SOA products, such as IBM Websphere, Oracle Application Server, Weblogic and Fusion Middleware and Fuse (Enterprise Service Bus, Services Framework, Message Broker and Mediation Router), Registry/Repository, ESM, Policy Server.

Mid-Level SOA Developer, Proposal Effort (Washington, DC)

Thu, 14 Jan 2010 14:23:02 EST

Senior-Level SOA Architect, Proposal Effort (Washington, DC)

Thu, 14 Jan 2010 14:22:33 EST

Government consulting, no clearance required. Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration. Contract Award mid March 2010. Support the implementation of Service Oriented Architecture processes to disparate information systems.

Required Knowledge and Skills:

Knowlege, skills and experience in generic information system programatic support to implement SOA to critical but dissparate air traffic management information systems.

The SOA Architect shall be responsible for analyzing, designing, and implementing SOA architectural requirements into service-based solutions. The SOA Architect will work within various IT environments, including client/server and N-tier architectures, and modify those systems to accommodate a service-based approach. The SOA Architect shall also be responsible for identifying SOA based non-functional system requirements such as security, transactional integrity, reliability, availability, and agility. This individual will work with IT and business organizations to facilitate organizational commitment for all systems and software plans, as well as evaluate and select all technologies required in completing those plans. In addition, the SOA Architect must provide technical leadership in a consultative capacity across the client organization?from strategic decision making down to the project planning level.

Required Experience:

10 years of IT experience. Ability to supervise and direct the work of lower level personnel.Must be well versed in Enterprise Architecture, SOA, J2EE, and/or Net Full Cycle implementation experience including requirements, design, implementation, and integration and testing. Experience and working knowledge with SOA platforms and standards: Universal Description Discover Integration (UDDI) and electronic business (exam). Must be well versed and have detailed working experience and knowledge of SOA products, such as IBM Websphere, Oracle Application Server, Weblogic and Fusion Middleware and Fuse (Enterprise Service Bus, Services Framework, Message Broker and Mediation Router), Registry/Repository, ESM, Policy Server. Experienced with messaging systems.

Mid-Level SOA Architect, Proposal Effort (Washington, DC)

Thu, 14 Jan 2010 14:21:59 EST

Government consulting, no clearance required. Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration. Contract Award mid March 2010. Support the implementation of Service Oriented Architecture processes to disparate information systems.

Required Knowledge and Skills:

Knowlege, skills and experience in generic information system programatic support to implement SOA to critical but dissparate air traffic management information systems.

The SOA Architect shall be responsible for reviewing SOA architectural requirements. The SOA Architect will work within various IT environments, including client/server and N-tier architectures, and modify those systems to accommodate a service-based approach. The SOA Architect shall provide support in identifying SOA based non-functional system requirements such as security, transactional integrity, reliability, availability, and agility. This individual will work with IT and business organizations to facilitate organizational commitment for all systems and software plans, as well as evaluate and select all technologies required in completing those plans.

Required Experience:

7 years IT experience required. Must be knowledgeable in Enterprise Architecture, SOA, J2EE, and/or Net Full Cycle implementation experience including requirements, design, implementation, and integration and testing.

Knowledgeable of SOA products [i.e., IBM Websphere, Oracle Application Server, Weblogic and Fusion Middleware and Fuse (Enterprise Service Bus, Services Framework, Message Broker and Mediation Router), Registry/Repository, ESM, Policy Server]. Knowledgeable in distributed computing background. Communication, analytical, and problem solving skills. Implementation familiarity including requirements, design, implementation integration, and testing. Knowledge with messaging systems. Knowledge of Web service and other information standards and technologies including WS-Risk Management (RM), WS-Security, WS-Addressing, and WS-Notification.

Junior-Level SOA Architect, Proposal Effort (Washington, DC)

Thu, 14 Jan 2010 14:21:18 EST

Government consulting, no clearance required. Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration. Contract Award mid March 2010. Support the implementation of Service Oriented Architecture processes to disparate information systems.

Required Knowledge and Skills:

Experience in generic information system programatic support to implement SOA to critical but dissparate air traffic management information systems.

The SOA Architect shall be responsible for supporting higher-level architects with SOA architectural requirements. The SOA Architect will support work within various IT environments, including client/server and N-tier architectures, and support modification of those systems to accommodate a service-based approach. This individual will provide support of IT and business organizations to facilitate organizational commitment for all systems and software plans, as well as support all technologies requirements in completing those plans.

Required Experience:

Minumum 3 years IT experience. Familiarity with SOA products [i.e., IBM Websphere, Oracle Application Server, Weblogic and Fusion Middleware and Fuse (Enterprise Service Bus, Services Framework, Message Broker and Mediation Router), Registry/Repository, ESM, Policy Server]. Familiarity with SOA platforms and standards: Universal Description Discover Integration (UDDI), and eBXML. Competence with enterprise architecture, SOA, J2EE, and/or Net Full Cycle implementation. Competence in the computing background. Competence with messaging systems. Knowledge of Web service and other information standards and technologies including WS-Risk Management (RM), WS-Security, WS-Addressing, and WS-Notification.

Entry-Level Business Analyst, Proposal Effort (Washington, DC)

Thu, 14 Jan 2010 14:19:06 EST

Mid-Level Systems Engineer, Proposal Effort (Washington, DC)

Thu, 14 Jan 2010 14:17:36 EST

Government consulting, no clearance required. Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration. Contract Award mid March 2010. Support the implementation of Service Oriented Architecture processes to disparate information systems.

Required Knowledge and Skills:

Knowlege, skills and experience in generic information system programatic support to implement SOA to critical but dissparate air traffic management information systems.

The System Engineer (SE) supports the resolution of engineering development problems by the application of (a) the physical and engineering sciences and mathematics, (b) system development and integration, and (c) the principal techniques and practices of engineering. Work pertains primarily to assessing and demonstrating the effectiveness of new concepts and ideas for equipment in achieving particular mission goals; formulating overall design concepts and criteria, which establish the baseline for advancement of state-of-the-art engineering developments; and, review, monitor, implement, deploy and assess overall progress in the development effort. The SE shall support the development and management of trade studies, and support prototype development plans and procedures for associated products

Required Experience:

7 years IT experience with basic technical certifications. Experience with software programming language C++ and JAVA. Experience with enterprise OS: UNIX, Linux and AIX. Demonstrated experience with middleware technologies and systems such as Java Messaging Service (JMS), Active MQ and IBM Message Queuing (MQ). Experience with enterprise application platforms: .NET and J2EE. Working knowledge of SOA products [i.e., IBM Websphere, Oracle Application Server, Weblogic and Fusion Middleware and Fuse (Enterprise Service Bus, Services Framework, Message Broker and Mediation Router), Registry/Repository, ESM, Policy Server]. Knowledge of SOA platforms and standards: Universal Description Discover Integration (UDDI) and eBXML, Data Representation Technology: XML and XML schema design. Experience and knowledge of one or more of the following FAA domains or systems: Aeronautical Information Management (AIM), Weather, Traffic Flow Management, Surveillance, En Route, and Terminal.

Senior-Level Systems Engineer, Proposal Effort (Washington, DC)

Thu, 14 Jan 2010 14:16:26 EST

Government consulting, no clearance required. Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration. Contract Award mid March 2010. Support the implementation of Service Oriented Architecture processes to disparate information systems.

Required Knowledge and Skills:

Knowlege, skills and experience in generic information system programatic support to implement SOA to critical but dissparate air traffic management information systems.

The System Engineer (SE) resolves engineering development problems by the application of (a) the physical and engineering sciences and mathematics, (b) system development and integration, and (c) the principal techniques and practices of engineering. Work pertains primarily to assessing and demonstrating the effectiveness of new concepts and ideas for equipment in achieving particular mission goals; formulating overall design concepts and criteria, which establish the baseline for advancement of state-of-the-art engineering developments; and, review, monitor, implement, deploy and assess overall progress in the development effort. The SE shall develop, manage, and support trade studies and prototype development plans and procedures for associated products.

Required Experience:

15 years IT experience with basic technical certifications. Experience with software programming language C++ and JAVA. Experience with enterprise OS: UNIX, Linux and AIX. Demonstrated experience with Middleware technologies and systems such as Java Messaging Service (JMS), Active MQ and IBM Message Queuing (MQ). Experience with enterprise application platforms: .NET and Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition (J2EE). Experience with SOA products [i.e., IBM Websphere, Oracle Application Server, Weblogic and Fusion Middleware and Fuse (Enterprise Service Bus, Services Framework, Message Broker and Mediation Router), Registry/Repository, ESM, Policy Server]. Experience with SOA platforms, standards, and products such as: Universal Description Discover Integration (UDDI), and eBXML, Data Representation Technology: XML and XML schema design. Experience and knowledge of one or more of the following FAA domains or systems: Aeronautical Information Management (AIM), Weather, Traffic Flow Management, Surveillance, En Route, and Terminal.

Mid-Level Enterprise Architect, Proposal Effort (Washington, DC)

Thu, 14 Jan 2010 14:14:56 EST

Senior-Level Business Analyst, Proposal Effort (Washington, DC)

Thu, 14 Jan 2010 14:11:50 EST

Government consulting, no clearance required. Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration. Contract Award mid March 2010. Support the implementation of Service Oriented Architecture processes to disparate information systems.

Required Knowledge and Skills:

Knowlege, skills and experience in generic information system programatic support to implement SOA to critical but dissparate air traffic management information systems.

The Business Analyst shall be capable of assuming full responsibility to advise on and perform cost estimating, cost analysis, budgeting, scheduling, performance measurement, EVM, and/or cost research. Possesses an in-depth knowledge of the techniques, uses and content of cost analysis, to accomplish the most complex of estimating or research efforts. Experience in cost & financial management, business practices, technical, cost and schedule, and business re-engineering issues. This encompasses a basic knowledge of statistical techniques, scheduling, network analysis, applied mathematics, economics, and the engineering disciplines. Defend/solve cost/risk issues, collect and perform analysis of cost and technical data.

Required Experience:

15 years experience required Leads and direct the work of others. Experience in performance measurement, problem solving, organizational/program assessment and analysis, and preparing draft and final reports for dissemination. Experience in finance, budgeting, accounting, business, or business management. Prior FAA experience desired. Proficient in Microsoft Excel. A Bachelor of Science degree in Business or other related degree. Or a minimum of 19 years of experience without a degree.

Mid-Level Business Analyst, Proposal Effort (Washington, DC)

Thu, 14 Jan 2010 14:11:07 EST

Government consulting, no clearance required. Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration. Contract Award mid March 2010. Support the implementation of Service Oriented Architecture processes to disparate information systems.

Required Knowledge and Skills:

Knowlege, skills and experience in generic information system programatic support to implement SOA to critical but dissparate air traffic management information systems.

The Business Analyst shall advise on and perform cost estimating, cost analysis, budgeting, scheduling, performance measurement, EVM, and/or cost research. Possesses an in-depth knowledge of the techniques, uses and content of cost analysis to accomplish the most complex of estimating or research efforts. Experience in cost & financial management, business practices, technical, cost and schedule, and business re-engineering issues. This encompasses a basic knowledge of statistical techniques, scheduling, network analysis, applied mathematics, economics, and the engineering disciplines. Defend/solve cost/risk issues, collect and perform analysis of cost and technical data.

Required Experience:

7 years experience required. Knowledgeable in performance measurement, problem solving, organizational/program assessment, analysis, benchmarking, and preparing draft and final reports for dissemination. Knowledgeable in finance, budgeting, accounting, business, or business management. Prior FAA experience desired. Proficient in Microsoft Excel. A Bachelor of Science degree in Business or other related degree. Or a minimum of 11 years of experience without a degree.

Junior Business Analyst, Proposal Effort (Washington, DC)

Thu, 14 Jan 2010 14:09:35 EST

Trainer (Alexandria, VA)

Mon, 28 Sep 2009 09:04:16 EDT

The Army is looking for a Trainer to work with their Casualty and Mortuary affairs division. The qualified candidate would know how to perform the following duties: Design training curriculum to include multi-media presentations, lesson plans, instructor guides, job aids, testing materials and evaluation procedures. Perform needs analysis to identify training requirements and formulate appropriate programs. Create and conduct specialized training programs for Casualty Assistance Officers, Casualty Notification Officers, Summary Court Martial Officers and Military Funeral Honors. Develop and deliver instructor training to the field to prepare new trainers to teach the fielded programs. Research and revise training materials to maintain currency with US Army Regulations, Policies and Procedures. Identify and design implementation plans for best practices. Train US Army professionals in Casualty and Mortuary Affairs responsibilities.

All applicants must possess the following criteria: Bachelors Degree; Knowledge of adult learning theory concepts and principles; Minimum of 3-5 years experience training groups of 20 to over 100 participants; Skilled at working as part of a team training a diverse audience; Ability to travel 50-60% of the time as part of an aggressive training schedule; Proficiency using MS Word, PowerPoint, and Excel; Strong verbal and written communications skills; Prior Military and/or Casualty and Mortuary affairs experience a plus (but not required). All candidates will be required to obtain a SECRET Security Clearance. All candidates must be willing to relocate to Fort Knox, Kentucky in August 2010.

Proposal Manager (Arlington, VA)

Wed, 16 Sep 2009 11:23:20 EDT

SUBSYSTEMs is in need of an experienced Proposal Manager to oversee the initiation, development, and completion of responses to Requests for Proposals (RFPs). The candidate will ensure the quality and consistency of work products in a high-volume, quick turnaround environment. The Proposal Manager is responsible for providing day-to-day management of the proposal process.

Position requirements include the following:
- Provide assistance with the WIN strategy but primarily focuses on the mechanics of the proposal
- Owns the entire proposal process and ensures best practices are adhered to
- Develops the Proposal Management plan
- Analyzes RFPs and develops a Compliance Checklist
- Generates outlines
- Manages proposal schedule
- Coordinates with production and editing for production requirements and final QC
- Coordinates with Pursuit Lead/Capture Manager for final delivery arrangements

REQUIRED EDUCATION/SKILLS: Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, English, Journalism, and completion of a Proposal Preparation Training Course. 3 years experience managing proposals- from RFP receipt to product and 7-10 years experience in proposal writing/editing. Must have a demonstrated record of successfully managing high-visibility and complex Federal proposals. Must have excellent interpersonal and communication skills, editorial skills, presentation and problem solving skills

Senior Management Analyst (Washington, DC)

Thu, 28 May 2009 10:49:12 EDT

The Department of Homeland Security is seeking a Senior Management Analyst. The Senior Management Analyst would support client?s CPIC Process and Reporting, develop PM artifacts (PMP, RMP, Communications Management Plan, WBS, Schedule, etc) and coordinate ITPWG and IRB Gate Reviews at DHS. This person will also conduct complete configuration management of Gate Review packages, conduct template compliance checks, edit documentation, and assist in budget development and execution. A qualified candidate would possess a Bachelors degree and 5 years of experience in a similar role.

Mid-Level Engineer (Sterling, VA)

Thu, 28 May 2009 10:43:38 EDT

The Drug Enforcement Agency is seeking a Mid-Level Engineer to join their team in Sterling, VA. The qualified candidate would have a minimum of 3 years performing the following duties: Define, design and develop system requirements. Perform trade-off analyses of performance, life-cycle cost, risk, producibility, and other system or program requirements. Assess architecture and current hardware limitations, define and design system specifications, and evaluate input/output processes and working parameters for hardware/software compatibility. Coordinate design of subsystems and integration of total system. Define system support requirements. Analyze and resolve program support deficiencies. Conduct independent technical investigations in systems design. Evaluate vendor capabilities to provide required products or services. All applicants must have a Bachelors Degree, 3+ years of experience in Systems Engineering, experience with Windows Operating Systems (XP/2000/2003), and experience with various Open Source and COTS tool capabilities. All candidates will be required to obtain a SECRET Security Clearance and pass a Drug Enforcement Agency Background Investigation.