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Exploring the Future of Global Surface Combatant Fleets
Surface Warships 2012 Paris
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Defense Career Opportunities Newsletter
DEFCON 1 Newsletter for January 18, 2012 http://www.yourdefcon1.com/
www.nedsjotw.com Issue # 255 You are among 758 subscribers
“I am extraordinarily patient, provided I get my own way in the end.”
– Margaret Thatcher
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.
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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.) Journeyman Administrative Support, MCR, Wright Patterson AFB, OH
2.) UAV External Pilot, Brandes Associates, Inc., Lone Tree, CO
3.) Intelligence Officer (Political/Military), Defense Intelligence Agency,
U.S. Department of Defense, Hawaii
4.) Ammunition & Explosives Handler (Indefinite), Department of the Army,
Blackstone, VA
5.) Explosive Detection Dog (EDD) Kennel Master, Aegis, Arlington, VA
6.) Communications Specialist, CNA, Alexandria, VA
7.) (COIN) Advise and Assist Team (CAAT) Lead Intelligence Advisor (LIA),
SOS International Ltd.
8.) Program Representative/Liaison, Lockheed Martin, Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma
9.) Functional Analyst 1, MCR, Springfield, VA
10.) Aircraft Plane Captain (Senior Technician), Defense Support Services,
LLC, Oxnard, CA
11.) FCOE Program Manager, CAE USA Inc., Lawton, OK
12.) COMPOSITE FIBERGLASS FITTER, Huntington Ingalls Industries, Gulfport,
MS
13.) Director of Quality, UAS #11-054 , AeroVironment, Inc., Simi Valley,
CA
14.) Manager, Social Media Relations, Raytheon, Waltham, Massachusetts
15.) Senior Account Manager for Defense Oriented Account, Live Wire Media
Relations, LLC, Arlington, VA
16.) Nuclear Physicist with PhD, L-3 Communications, Alexandria, VA
17.) Senior Analyst/Network Effects, General Dynamics – IT, Lackland AFB,
TX
18.) Nuclear Weapons Council Analyst, SAIC, Arlington, VA
.and more!
*** Surface Warships 2012:
Exploring the Future of Global Surface Combatant Fleets
In a highly uncertain strategic environment, the ability to use the majority
of the world’s surface, and reach most of its population makes maritime
forces those of choice for the world’s main actors and their allies – and
surface warships are key components of such forces. Their need to police the
oceans against the dual threats of terrorism and piracy make surface warship
programmes a crucial and indispensable part of the future maritime
environment.
Surface Warships will provide the ideal environment for industry and naval
professional to discuss innovative future designs and the need to keep
current vessels battle ready through capability upgrades and refits.
23 – 25 January, 2012, Hyatt Regency, Paris, France
*** From Rick Spearman:
Ed, with all your outlets I can’t help wonder if you’re able to repost
something like the note below. If you can’t, no worries, but it is for a
good cause. All the best, Rick
Good stories start out with, “So there I was . . .”
So there I was . . . walking into the Pentagon one morning when this big
Army NCO passed by me like a man on a mission. As he walked by, I saw the
glint of titanium where pants and boots came together. Not in just one leg,
but in both.
Being a naturally shy person, I stopped him and asked what happened to his
legs. He explained he’d lost both his legs to a roadside bomb in Iraq. We
talked a while longer about his work to recover and what he was doing now. I
asked him the biggest difference he noticed between the legs the Good Lord
had given him and the new ones, and he said, “Well Sir, I notice my feet
don’t seem to get as cold.”
Nothing much to do after that but thank him for his service and watch in
wonder has he walked away. I did have a passing thought, though, about how
great it would be to give a little something back to a guy like that.
Shortly after that, I heard about the Face of America Bike Ride. Face of
America is a 110-mile bike ride from Washington DC to Gettysburg, PA that
provides the opportunity for able-bodied bike riders to spend time on the
road with riders who have been wounded serving the country. This year’s ride
is April 27-29, starting at the Pentagon and ending in the middle of
Gettysburg Battlefield in Pennsylvania.
The ride, created by World T.E.A.M Sports in conjunction with the Walter
Reed National Medical Center, gives participants a unique opportunity to
honor America’s warfighters who have been wounded, as they set and achieve
new goals. I got so much out of this experience last year that I want to
make a yearly event out of participating with these great Americans and
honoring their service and sacrifice.
This is where I ask you for your support. Last year, with the help of some
very generous contributors, I was able to raise more than $3,500 for this
great cause. Wounded veterans pay no fees to participate. The rest of us
raise funds to support the event and pay all costs for the wounded warriors
who ride. This year, I’m asking everyone I know to contribute to this effort
by going to my website to make a contribution.
http://worldteamsports.
77&supId=348724884
If you don’t have access to the Internet or prefer to send a check payable
to “Face of America Bike Ride,” please send to this address:
Face of America Bike Ride 2012
Attn: Rick Spearman
7003 Ferguson Drive
Fredericksburg, VA 22407
This is really much more than a bike ride. It’s an opportunity to share
stories and build camaraderie with America’s wounded warriors. It’s a way to
honor their service and celebrate the American spirit. I’d appreciate your
contributions to this worthy cause and am available to answer any questions
you might have at either rickspearman1742@gmail.com or 540-287-3256.
Thanks very much, Rick
Since 1987, our organization has created and organized inspiring events
worldwide, including the AXA World Ride, Vietnam Challenge, Sea to Shining
Sea cross-country rides, Soldiers to the Summit wounded warrior events and
expeditions, the Coastal TEAM Challenge, the annual TEAM Challenge in
Colorado and several Face of America rides.
World T.E.A.M Sports is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization
headquartered in Arlington, Virginia. Support comes primarily from
individual and corporate donations and sponsorships.
*** The Surface Navy Association (SNA) Scholarship program is an annual
activity that SNA is very proud to offer to our members’ dependent children
and spouses for undergraduate and graduate education. The academic
achievements of our scholars are impressive and our current year’s renewal
GPA (for those asking for a second through fourth year of
support) was 3.64.
An SNA Scholar receives an academic scholarship based on demonstrated
leadership, community service, academic achievement and commitment to
pursuing higher educational objectives. Our criteria require that an
applicant be a child, stepchild, ward or spouse of a current SNA member who
is a Surface Warfare Officer or Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist or
Officers and Enlisted members of the Coast Guard who’ve earned a permanent
Cutterman’s pin, with three years of sea time.
With humble beginnings in 1995, with one scholarship for $500, we now award
over $120,000 per year to 60 total individuals. In fact, since
2002 we have provided nearly three quarters of a million dollars in
scholarship support to our members and families.
This past year, SNA received over 50 applications and was able to award
scholarships to 17 of these outstanding new applicants. With your help, we
can continue to grow this exceptional program. SNA is currently accepting
donations for the scholarship fund online at:
https://www.navysna.org/SNA/
The Surface Navy Association greatly values any donation and all donations
are tax deductible as SNA is a 501(c) 3 organization. As an example of the
financial clout we can have together, if every member gave just $25, it
would be enough to award over 20 fully-funded new scholarships. This is an
important way for us to invest in the futures of the families of our
nation’s Surface Warriors.
*** Here are the DEFCON 1 jobs for this week:
1.) Journeyman Administrative Support, MCR, Wright Patterson AFB, OH
http://tbe.taleo.net/NA12/ats/
2.) UAV External Pilot, Brandes Associates, Inc., Lone Tree, CO
3.) Intelligence Officer (Political/Military), Defense Intelligence Agency,
U.S. Department of Defense, Hawaii http://1.usa.gov/xfWJyh
4.) Ammunition & Explosives Handler (Indefinite), Department of the Army,
Blackstone, VA
http://1.usa.gov/A8AY32
5.) Explosive Detection Dog (EDD) Kennel Master, Aegis, Arlington, VA
6.) Communications Specialist, CNA, Alexandria, VA
Provide assistance to the Corporate Website Manager/Producer on various
initiatives to monitor, maintain and update all aspects of the external CNA
website.
1. Assist with maintenance, monitoring and updating of CNA’s external
website and assist with designing structures to navigate the website that
are aligned with user and business requirements.
2. Support the Corporate Website Manager/Producer by working with creative
and technical staff on the website and other social media projects.
3. Assist with increasing awareness of CNA’s activities and expertise,
internally and externally.
4. Respond to queries delivered via the website or direct queries to the
appropriate staff member.
5. Perform other duties as assigned.
Job Requirements
1. Education: Bachelor’s degree in Communications or related field.
2. Experience: At least three years related experience.
3. Skills: Excellent written and oral communications skills; editing skills;
knowledge of web content architecture and applications.
Education: Bachelor’s Degree
Requisition # CER0456
http://www.jobsinalexandria.
7.) (COIN) Advise and Assist Team (CAAT) Lead Intelligence Advisor (LIA),
SOS International Ltd.
http://jobview.monster.com/
8.) Program Representative/Liaison, Lockheed Martin, Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma
http://jobview.monster.com/
OK-US-105169736.aspx
9.) Functional Analyst 1, MCR, Springfield, VA
http://tbe.taleo.net/NA12/ats/
10.) Aircraft Plane Captain (Senior Technician), Defense Support Services,
LLC, Oxnard, CA
http://jobview.local-jobs.
an-Job-Oxnard-CA-US-105631881.
11.) FCOE Program Manager, CAE USA Inc., Lawton, OK
http://jobview.monster.com/
spx
12.) COMPOSITE FIBERGLASS FITTER, Huntington Ingalls Industries,
Gulfport, MS
https://ngc.taleo.net/
13.) Director of Quality, UAS #11-054 , AeroVironment, Inc., Simi
Valley, CA
http://jobview.local-jobs.
i-Valley-CA-US-104924226.aspx
14.) Manager, Social Media Relations, Raytheon, Waltham, Massachusetts
http://jobs.prnewsonline.com/
*** From Chryssa I. Zizos:
Hi Ned,
I would greatly appreciate it if you would post the following job on
your site! Thanks for providing this wonderful service!
Chryssa I. Zizos
President
Live Wire Media Relations, LLC
15.) Senior Account Manager for Defense Oriented Account, Live Wire
Media Relations, LLC, Arlington, VA
Live Wire Media Relations, LLC, a strategic public relations firm
headquartered in Arlington, VA, is looking for a top-notch a Senior
Account Manager that will be responsible for strategic development,
supervision and evaluation of multifaceted public relations campaigns
for various client industries.
Our executives are highly motivated, excel in media relations and thrive
on a challenge. Just as important, we have great chemistry together –
and with our clients. We work hard, have fun and understand that our
reputation is built upon unmatched client service.
Live Wire is currently seeking an experienced, skilled communications
executive to manage multi-faceted communications campaigns for one our
most exciting defense oriented account. In this role, you will be the
point person to interact with client staff, execute large scale
programs, and manage high profile media and outreach. You must be a
solid strategist, superior writer and a good people manager with proven
track record leading successful media campaigns for high-profile
clients. Agency background is required.
Candidates must possess:
. At least 5-7 years public relations large agency experience
. Understanding of and ability to manage and execute PR plans,
strategies, and tactics
. Significant experience in media relations with a proven track record
in managing strategic communications campaigns
. Superb account management skills
. Effective project management skills
. Strong attention to detail, able to define project goals and
deliverables and implement key programs on time and within budget
. Superb writing, editing, and public speaking skills
. Proven ability to write compelling communications materials
. Excellent organizational skills as well as the ability to prioritize
and multi-task in a dynamic, creative, challenging and fast-paced
environment
. Demonstrated leadership skills
. Ability to work with others in a team environment
. Positive attitude in deadline-oriented environment
. Competent user of business software (Microsoft Office, CisionPoint)
Responsibilities include all facets of media relations account
management, and execution:
. Manage client expectations and executive interface with client
. Provide strategic counsel to clients
. Identify and leverage media relations opportunities that will
enhance our client’s reputation, key messages, and thought leadership
with external audiences;
. Write and edit press materials, strategy documents, white
papers, and award nominations
. Design and implement proactive press outreach initiatives
. Develop and execute short- and long-term PR plans
. Coordinate message development
. Generate reporting documents, lead client meetings
Qualified candidates must be highly organized, have BA/BS, excellent
communication/account management skills, strong writing and editing
skills, excellent attention to detail and a minimum of five-years of
large agency experience. Experience in public relations and executive
positioning are both highly desirable and a solid national media
placement track record a must. We offer the opportunity to work with a
dynamic team, and an excellent compensation and benefits package
including medical/dental/vision, paid holidays, and a 401(k) plan with a
significant company match.
Please send resume to czizos@livewiredc.com. For more information about
our agency, clients, management team, benefits, and open positions,
visit our web site at www.livewiredc.com.
16.) Nuclear Physicist with PhD, L-3 Communications, Alexandria, VA
https://l3com.taleo.net/
17.) Senior Analyst/Network Effects, General Dynamics – IT, Lackland
AFB, TX
http://www.resumeware.net/
rred_id=158
18.) Nuclear Weapons Council Analyst, SAIC, Arlington, VA
http://jobs.saic.com/job/
201/1611161/
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