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The Corporate Gray Job Fair for the Military Community will be held on Friday, September 19 at the Waterford, 6715 Commerce Street in Springfield, Virginia. This job fair is free to all job seekers and especially for transitioning and former military personnel. Civilian job seekers are also welcome. For more information and to pre-register, visit www.CorporateGray.com.
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Defense Career Opportunities Newsletter – DEFCON 1 Newsletter for 17 September 2008
www.nedsjotw.com
Issue # 113
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“Many of life's failures are people who did not realise how close they were to success when they gave up.”
– Thomas A. Edison
Welcome to the latest edition of the number one Defense Career Opportunities Newsletter, “DEFCON-1,” a networking newsletter featuring job opportunities and career advice for those who are part of the global defense, aerospace, maritime, marine technology and security industry.
When you learn about a job opportunity in the defense sector, such as a position that comes open with your company, you send me the title, organization, location, and a brief description; link; or contact information, and I’ll share. This is a cooperative network. That means everyone’s participation is required to provide job opportunities to share.
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*** In this issue (This week’s jobs are listed here, and then offered with links or in more detail below):
1. Marine Engineer, Alion Science and Technology, Washington, DC
2.) Workflow Sr Associate, CSC, Fort MEADE, MD
3.) Combustion Research Engineer, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
4.) Build & Release Engineer, Ultra Electronics Advanced Tactical Systems, Austin, TX
5.) Operations Support Specialist, Alion Science and Technology, Camp Lejeune, NC
6.) Inventory Specialist, ManTech, Fort Hood, TX
7.) GMD Systems Architecture Engineer 6, Boeing, Huntsville, AL
8.) Sector Accounts Receivable Manager DOIS, Sector Accounts Receivable Manager DOIS, Alion Science and Technology, Hampton, VA
9.) Operations Researcher 4, Northrop Grumman, Camp H M Smith, HI
10.) Missile Defense BMC3 Principal Systems Engineer, The MITRE Corporation, Huntsville, AL
11.) NLECTC-NW Project Manager, Chenega Federal Systems, Anchorage, AK
12.) F-15 Aircraft Avionics/ Electrical Repair Mechanic, URS, Anchorage, AK
13.) IT- Server Support, Stinger Ghaffarian Technologies, Inc. (SGT), Fort Richardson, AK
12.) Safety Technician, S&K Aerospace, Bremerton/Bangor, WA
13.) Communications Director, Textron, Williamsport, Pennsylvania
14.) Forensics Photographer, SAIC, Charlottesville, Virginia
15.) VTC Maintainer – TS/SSBI Security Clearance, Harris Corporation, Annapolis Junction, MD
16.) Intelligence Community Strategic Communications Associate, Senior, Booz Allen Hamilton, McLean, VA
17.) Provost, The National Defense Intelligence College, Washington, DC
18.) SYSTEMS ACQUISITION & EVMS SPEC, Defense Contract Management Agency, Springfield, VA
19.) Senior Weapons Engineer, DCS, Lexington Park, MD
20.) Air Defense Command & Control, Madison Research Corporation, Huntsville, AL
21.) Principal Software Engineer, NATO ACCS program, Thales Raytheon Systems, Fullerton, CA
*** And more…
*** Greater Washington Chapter Surface Navy Association Wounded Warrior
Project
For the past two years, the Greater Washington Chapter of the Surface
Navy Association has conducted a campaign to assist our wounded
shipmates recovering at the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda,
MD. We collected more than 800 DVDs for the Sailors and marines to
enjoy during their recuperation. The following year we collected funds
and donated 155 portable DVD players.
This year we want to do something very meaningful for those of our
shipmates limited in their ability to get out and around the Washington
area during their convalescence. We have determined that Operation
Second Chance provides many valuable services to military men and women,
and would greatly benefit from a conversion van equipped too transport
wheelchair patients in and around the D.C. area to attend sporting
events, concerts, and other wise get out and about.
This is an expensive proposition, but very important for those men and
women who are virtually stuck in the hospital. We have carefully looked
at Operation Second Chance and are very impressed with the organization
and the services it provides.
Therefore, SNA GWC is seeking to help OSC raise $30,000 to purchase a
conversion van modified by Adaptive Mobility Systems, Inc. (AMS Vans).
Please indicate your contribution at the SNA website:
https://www.navysna.org/Events/OperationSecondChance.asp
This will take you directly to the OSC website fundraising page for
donations. (When prompted “How did your hear about OSC?” click on
Surface Navy Association.) Your donation will be made directly to OSC,
but we want to track our progress so we can follow our progress to
attaining our $30,000 goal.
Our goal is to help OSC raise the $30,000 by December 15th. If we
exceed the $30,000, the additional funds will be available to OSC for
insurance, registration, maintenance and operating costs for the van.
Please be generous, and share this appeal with others who share your
concern for those shipmates who had made a very great sacrifice in
service to their nation and security and freedom everywhere.
For information about SNA, visit www.navysna.org.
For information about OSC, visit
http://www.operationsecondchance.org/About.htm.
*** Great effort! Thanks for bringing everyone's attention to it.
On a related note, LMI, a not-for-profit government consulting firm based in McLean, VA, where I am the Director of Communications, has launched a Wounded Warrior Career Opportunities recruiting effort. It's the feature on our web site, with link to the sub-page about the effort (I'm attaching that link), including a link to the brochure we've done with additional details and a link to open positions. http://www.lmi.org/Careers/WoundedWarrior.aspx
We are working with the Services to get the word out. Perhaps you could include this in your newsletter, as well. We want to provide opportunities to those who have sacrificed for our nation.
Many thanks.
Best regards,
Anne Johnson
Director of Communications
LMI
ajohnson@lmi.org
571.633.7879 (Direct)
*** I received a lot of feedback on my “Linseed Oil” 9/11 tribute to Micheal Noeth.
Read it here:
http://www.new.facebook.com/inbox/readmessage.php?t=1006363358850&mbox_pos=0
*** From Donna Foley:
Dear Ned,
Thanks for sharing your story — the story of Michael Noeth. I didn't
“enjoy” reading it, because it was bittersweet, but I appreciated it. (Some
day I'm going to figure out a word to use for “enjoy” when that word just
isn't really appropriate. Do you have any suggestion? 🙂
No doubt you already know this, but scientists have discovered that our
sense of smell is absolutely our most powerful sense in terms of the effect
it has on us (even for those people who don't have what we call “a good
sense of smell”). For instance, apparently we choose our mates, ultimately,
based on their smell. We can see someone, find them extremely attractive to
look at, but once we are up close and personal, if they don't smell good to
us (and most people aren't even aware of this going on) we are no longer
going to find them attractive.
When I cleaned out my Dad's house after his death, it was the smell of his
belongings that brought him back to me, vividly, rather than photos or
mementos.
In my teens, I lived with a Moslem family in Jakarta, Indonesia,(through the
American Field Service program) as if I was their own daughter. Indonesians
make and wear batik clothing. Their batik is the most beautiful and
intricate of all the varieties made by many different cultures. Also, the
cloth has a distinctive (pleasant) smell to it. To this day, (I'm 48 now),
if I smell batik, I am instantly transported back to Jakarta, to the house I
lived in, to the bedroom I shared with my Indonesian sister. It is an
incredibly powerful experience.
I share this with you to let you know that I can understand your reaction to
the smell of linseed oil. A sensitive nose, which you and I seem to share
(since you recognize the source of memories of Michael Noeth) can be both a
curse and a blessing. Certainly, if there is a bad odor around, it can be
much more difficult for us than for others who hardly notice. Still, I'm
comforted by the thought that I'll never sleep through my house being on
fire! But the power our sense of smell has to evoke brilliant memories —
of both people and places — is certainly a blessing. I'm sure that Michael
is pleased that when you smell linseed oil, you think of him.
Thanks for ALL that you share with JOTW and DEFCON members.
With a heartfelt, personal tribute to those whose lives were lost on 9/11,
and prayers for their families, I am,
Yours truly,
Donna Foley
*** From Christy Balisle:
Hi Ned,
Thanks for your email. Like you said, we all have memories of that day –
and I do appreciate you sharing yours.
Regards,
Christy Balisle
*** From Mark Sofman:
Thank you, Ned, for a touching and heartfelt memoriam to Michael Noeth.
I'm certain I speak for many others who wish to say to you and to all the men and women in our Armed Forces who have served and especially those now serving:
Thank you for your service to our country!
*** From Scott Staron:
Wow, look what I saw on Maritime Reporter ! Big deal that the ship is underway – the cool part is the article was written by a Scouting friend !
http://www4.marinelink.com/Story/ShowStory.aspx?StoryID=212759
*** SNA GWC Social September 24, 2008
The next GWC social will be held from 1600-1800 in the Pentagon N86 spaces, Room 5B453. If you will be attending and need Pentagon access, please email your RSVP to dgarrynavysna@aol.com. RSVPs required only for those needing to be including on access list.
*** SNA GWC Football/Tailgate October 25, 2008
Join the Greater Washington Chapter for a football game and tailgate when Navy plays SMU in October. Tailgate starts at 1300 and game starts at 1530. Purchase football tickets and/or tailgate tickets online at the following link:
https://www.navysna.org/Events/Tailgate/2008Tailgate.asp
Please email navysna@aol.com or call 703-960-6800 if you have any questions.
*** CAPT Raymond A. Komorowski Photography Award
Don't forget the Surface Navy Association's annual Photo Award. Please
submit your photograph dealing with Surface Warfare with the winning
photo receiving $500 and cash awards available for second, third and
honorable mention. Submissions are due by November 17, 2008. Please
follow the guidelines below or see our website for details.
Direct entries to:
Surface Navy Association
Attn: CAPT Komorowski Photo Award
2550 Huntington Ave, Suite 202,
Alexandria,VA 22303
Photos must be postmarked on or before the deadlines indicated. Email
(photos@navysna.org) submissions will also be accepted. Submissions will
be taken throughout the year.
The contests are open to both amateur and professional photographers.
Limit of three (3) black-and-white prints, color prints, or color
transparencies per person. Minimum print size is 5″ x 7″; minimum
transparency size is 35mm. Do not send glass-mounted transparencies.
Digital images must be no less than 5″ x 7″ at 300 DPI and must be
accompanied by a photo-quality print. Full captions and the
photographer's name, address, phone number, and email must be printed on
labels and affixed directly (no staples) to the back of the prints,
slide frames, or diskettes. Entries must not have been previously
published, and winners may not be published before January 16, 2009.
Prior publication could result in the relinquishment of prize awards.
Entries must be postmarked by established contest deadlines. If you
would like your photos returned, enclose a self-addressed, stamped
envelope with your entries.
*** Lone Sailor Awards Dinner
On September 30, the United States Navy Memorial inWashington, DC, will
hold its annual Lone Sailor Awards Dinner to recognize outstanding
service to country and community.
U. S. Navy Memorial Honors Veterans and Supporters with 2008 Lone Sailor
Award
WHAT: U.S. Navy Memorial Lone Sailor & Naval Heritage Awards
Dinner; Black Tie Gala
HONOREES:
* The Honorable Norm Dicks (D-WA);
* A. G. Lafley, Chairman and CEO of Procter and Gamble and former
Navy Supply Corps Officer;
* John H. McConnell, Founder of Worthington Industries and Navy
veteran (awarded posthumously); and
* Arnold Palmer, golf legend and Coast Guard veteran.
WHEN: Tuesday, September 30, 6:30 PM
WHERE: The National Building Museum
401 F Street, NW
Washington, D.C.
COST: $425 per person, $10,000 per table. Sponsorships available.
CONTACT: (202) 737-2300 or www.navymemorial.org
*** Here are the jobs for this week:
1. Marine Engineer, Alion Science and Technology, Washington, DC
Job ID 9113
Candidate must possess at a minimum, a bachelor degree with 12 years of experience or a high school diploma with 15 years of relevant experience. The candidate must have experience in providing technical assessment, resolution and repairs of ship propulsion and auxiliary equipment and systems. Previous Naval shipbuilding, system integration and repair experience including time either at a shipyard, engaged with Supervisor of Shipbuilding, equipment vendors and/or involved with the Bureau of Inspection and Survey is a plus. An active secret security clearance is required for this position.
Responsibilities
The primary area of responsibility is providing Marine Engineering support to multiple Shipbuilding Programs. The candidate must be flexible in supporting a wide range of customer and company systems engineering requirements. As the Lead Marine Engineer, the candidate will provide technical support to DDG 51 class Ship Design Manager (SDM) of the U.S. Navy's Aegis Destroyer Program. The candidate will be responsible for technical issues concerning gas turbine engines and propulsion train, self-cleaning seawater strainers, reverse osmosis desalinators, steering gear and gas turbine generators. The candidate will provides technical review of proposed ship alterations; research and resolve trial card issues; review equipment failure reports, conduct root cause analyses, and propose reliability improvements. The candidate will participate in ship trails and attend trail card screen sessions to determine responsibilities. Additionally, the candidate will track ship construction issues and recommends improvements; prepare and review proposals for design changes to assigned systems; develop system maintenance requirements; reviews system technical manuals for accuracy and format and attends technical manual reviews to help resolve deficiencies and review machinery control system signal flow diagrams for accuracy, completeness and format and participated in review meetings to resolve errors.
Alion Science and Technology is an employee-owned technology solutions company delivering technical expertise and operational support to the Department of Defense, civilian government agencies and commercial customers. Building on 70 years of R&D and engineering experience, Alion brings innovation and insight to multiple business areas: defense operations; modeling & simulation; wireless communication; industrial technology; chemical, biological, nuclear & environmental sciences; information technology; and naval architecture & marine engineering. Based in McLean, Virginia, Alion has 3700 employee-owners at major offices, customer sites and laboratories worldwide.
Find out just how far your skills will take you with Alion Science and Technology. Join us. We offer competitive salaries and outstanding benefit packages to full and half-time employees.
Conditions of Employment
Applicants who are offered employment with Alion will be required to complete an Alion Application for Employment form. Also, as a condition of employment, you will be required to sign a Disclosure and Authorization form for a background/reference check of employment history, education, references and criminal records. Employment is contingent upon satisfactory results of your reference check.
Equal Employment Opportunity
We value the cultural differences our employees bring to Alion. EOE/AA/M/F/V/D.
(Note: If you wish to submit your resume for this position with Alion Science and Technology, please follow the instruction to apply online, but also send your resume to Ned at elundquist@alionscience.com, and I will also upload it into the system as a “refer a friend” submission for you.)
2.) Workflow Sr Associate, CSC, Fort MEADE, MD
http://jobview.monster.com/GetJob.aspx?JobID=75683148
3.) Combustion Research Engineer, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
https://jobs-ornl.icims.com/jobs/2745/job?mode=view&sn=simplyhired
4.) Build & Release Engineer, Ultra Electronics Advanced Tactical Systems, Austin, TX
http://ultra-electronics.standoutjobs.com/jobs/1991-build-release-engineer?source=3
5.) Operations Support Specialist, Alion Science and Technology, Camp Lejeune, NC
Job ID 9090
(Note: If you wish to submit your resume for this position with Alion Science and Technology, please follow the instruction to apply online, but also send your resume to Ned at elundquist@alionscience.com, and I will also upload it into the system as a “refer a friend” submission for you.)
6.) Inventory Specialist, ManTech, Fort Hood, TX
http://jobs.amightyriver.com/careers/jobsearch/detail?jobId=12872436
7.) GMD Systems Architecture Engineer 6, Boeing, Huntsville, AL
8.) Sector Accounts Receivable Manager DOIS, Sector Accounts Receivable Manager DOIS, Alion Science and Technology, Hampton, VA
Job ID 9112
(Note: If you wish to submit your resume for this position with Alion Science and Technology, please follow the instruction to apply online, but also send your resume to Ned at elundquist@alionscience.com, and I will also upload it into the system as a “refer a friend” submission for you.)
9.) Operations Researcher 4, Northrop Grumman, Camp H M Smith, HI
10.) Missile Defense BMC3 Principal Systems Engineer, The MITRE Corporation, Huntsville, AL
11.) NLECTC-NW Project Manager, Chenega Federal Systems, Anchorage, AK
12.) F-15 Aircraft Avionics/ Electrical Repair Mechanic, URS, Anchorage, AK
13.) IT- Server Support, Stinger Ghaffarian Technologies, Inc. (SGT), Fort Richardson, AK
http://msn.careerbuilder.com/JobSeeker/Jobs/JobDetails.aspx?job_did=JBF1MK6HK8VH58QFG5Q
12.) Safety Technician, S&K Aerospace, Bremerton/Bangor, WA
Description: Conducts safety and occupational health surveys at a military installation, recommends measures to eliminate or control hazardous practices and conditions; prepares supplemental written safety procedures for application to local organizational components. Performs periodic onsite surveys for assigned organizations; inspects construction projects and designs to determine compliance with applicable occupational safety standards, a devises supervisors and safety representatives of appropriate safety and occupational health measures, prepares and revises safety instructions and guides that are relevant to current or planned contractor and base employees, investigates mishaps, provides technical safety training to supervisors and employees using a wide variety of materials, publications, exhibits, protective devices, and visual aids; promotes safety campaigns through oral presentations at local safety committee meetings, posting safety displays, and publishing mishap prevention articles. Assists in the development of standardized Hazardous Materials Authorized Use Lists for work centers located within the South Sound of CNRNW.
Qualifications: Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent and (11) years of general experience; or equivalent combination of education and experience. Must have demonstrated fluency of Database software; Project Management software; Spreadsheet software and Word Processing software. Working knowledge of Microsoft Office, Microsoft Power Point and Microsoft Access is required. A current driver’s license is required. Positions are contingent upon contract award. Wage is DOE and this announcement is open until filled. Work location is in the Bremerton/Bangor, WA area.
Send resume to: S&K Aerospace, Inc., Attn: Lisa Pendras, 4060 Wheaton Way, Suite G, Bremerton, WA 98310 or by e-mail. Please reference number 09042008ska. No phone or e-mail inquiries, please. S&K Aerospace, Inc. is an AA/EEOC/American Indian Hiring Preference employer.
Contact: skt-pnw@sktcorp.com
http://www.ska-corp.com/JobOpportunities/tabid/72/Default.aspx
13.) Communications Director, Textron, Williamsport, Pennsylvania
14.) Forensics Photographer, SAIC, Charlottesville, Virginia
http://www.clearedjobs.net/jobdetails.cfm?jid=487224
15.) VTC Maintainer – TS/SSBI Security Clearance, Harris Corporation, Annapolis Junction, MD
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wl/jobs/JS_JobSearchDetail?jobid=26824331
*** From Mark Sofman:
16.) Intelligence Community Strategic Communications Associate, Senior, Booz Allen Hamilton, McLean, VA
Job Description
Key Role:
Work on engagements at a variety of government agencies as a consultant in the defense market areas, specifically the Army, to grow business and market opportunities. Provide senior functional and program leadership that will expand Booz Allen's presence in the Army business. Apply knowledge of strategic communications and well-developed consulting, business management, and leadership skills in the execution of a multi-faceted communications program area encompassing internal and external audiences. Provide thought leadership and creative insights to clients on complex strategic communications initiatives, serve as the project manager on strategic communications consulting engagements, and facilitate the hands-on design and delivery of consulting initiatives. Lead communications and change teams in supporting clients' business strategies, including pubic affairs, policy support, agency integration and cross-agency coordination, business transformation, strategy alignment, or other
initiatives. Manage assignments within budget and costs associated with client engagements in support of the financial objectives of the firm. Manage the complete capture of client engagement knowledge and ensure intellectual capital is developed and available. This position is located in McLean, VA.
Qualifications
Basic Qualifications:
-10+ years of experience with strategic communications
-Experience with working in the intelligence community
-Experience with strategic communications, including change management communications, organizational communications, public relations and public affairs, risk communications, IT transformation, public outreach, and marketing
-Experience with developing mid-level staff into leadership
-Ability to work with senior intelligence community executives and across the organization to facilitate the application of various approaches, frameworks, and methodologies
-TS/SCI with a polygraph required
-BA or BS degree
Additional Qualifications:
-MA or MS degree preferred; MA degree in Communications, Organizational Development, or Environmental Planning a plus
Clearance:
Applicants selected will be subject to a security investigation and may need to meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information; TS/SCI clearance with a polygraph is required.
Integrating the full range of consulting capabilities, Booz Allen is the one firm that helps clients solve their toughest problems, working by their side to help them achieve their missions. Booz Allen is committed to delivering results that endure.
We are proud of our diverse environment, EOE, M/F/D/V.
17.) Provost, The National Defense Intelligence College, Washington, DC
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wl/jobs/JS_JobSearchDetail?jobid=27070206
18.) SYSTEMS ACQUISITION & EVMS SPEC, Defense Contract Management Agency, Springfield, VA
http://jobsearch.usajobs.gov/getjob.asp?JobID=75175400
19.) Senior Weapons Engineer, DCS, Lexington Park, MD
http://security-clearance-jobs.techexpousa.com/show_display_posting.cfm?posting_id=256890&employer_id=11716
20.) Air Defense Command & Control, Madison Research Corporation, Huntsville, AL
https://www.amcomexpress.com/careers.aspx
21.) Principal Software Engineer, NATO ACCS program, Thales Raytheon Systems, Fullerton, CA
http://www.rayjobs.com/index.cfm?NavID=152&FULLERTON_JOBS
*** SNA Literary award:
Each year the Surface Navy Association (SNA) has recognized the author of the best professional article addressing Surface Navy or Surface Warfare issues.
You are invited to nominate articles for consideration by the SNA Editorial Committee. Publication date of the article should be between 15 October 2007 and 15 October 2008. Please send a copy of any articles you wish to nominate to SNA at2550 Huntington Avenue, Suite 202, Alexandria, Virginia 22307 not later than 1 November 2008. The award will be presented during the National Symposium in January, 2009.
If you have any questions, please contact Annette by email at navysna@aol.com.
*** Diversity Military Job Fair — National Harbor, MD * October 3
Looking for your next employment opportunity? Then attend the Diversity Military Job Fair at the Gaylord National Hotel on Friday, October 3 at the Gaylord Hotel in National Harbor, Maryland. Job fair hours are 10 am to 3 pm. Especially for diverse transitioning and former military personnel with varied backgrounds but open to all!
Don't miss this opportunity to meet face-to-face with over 70 diversity-friendly employers looking to hire talented and motivated individuals. Free to all job seekers. Pre-registration for both job seekers and employers can be done through www.DiversityMilitaryWorldExpo.org (select the link — Diversity Military Friendly Job Fair).
Questions? Send e-mail to DiversityJF@aol.com.
*** Corporate Gray Job Fair — Springfield, VA * September 19
The next Corporate Gray Job Fair for the Military Community will be held on Friday, September 19 at the Waterford, located at 6715 Commerce Street in Springfield, Virginia. Job fair hours are 10 am to 2 pm with two excellent employment-related seminars starting at 8 am and 9 am. This job fair is free to all job seekers and especially for transitioning and former military personnel. Civilian job seekers are also welcome and encouraged to attend! Over 90companies and government agencies will be participating. For more information and to pre-register, visit www.CorporateGray.com.
*** Ball cap of the week: Naval Support Activity Naples Italy
*** Coffee Mug of the Day: SABIC HQ Evacuation Plan
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