Air Command & Control (C2) Systems SME

STAHL Companies provides the Program Management for its Channel of Commercial Technology companies in Government that consist of Small Businesses and New Technology start-ups.

STAHL advocates for policies that can improve government services and maintain our government's competitive advantage, by bringing more technology into government programs.

STAHL Companies advocates on behalf of our nation's innovative, new technology and small businesses looking to work with the U.S. government. We do this by aligning the voice of our small business members with advocacy for change in federal policy that will make the government market more accessible to small businesses and the commercial technology ecosystem.

The Channel's founding Technical Board Members include former government leaders and IT executives passionate about bringing best-of-breed technology to the government.

Successful Stahl Companies employees possess the following traits:

An ability to get things done: You are persistent, resourceful, results-oriented, and action-oriented. You constantly plan ahead and foresee issues before they occur.

Analytical: In order to improve your comprehension of the market and the demands and problems of your clients, you have good analytical abilities and are at ease reading quantitative data.

Creative mind-set: You are able to solve problems creatively and swiftly adjust. You possess a thorough understanding of product management principles and the ability to apply them when analysing data and making recommendations.

Emotional Intelligence: You have a strong sense of self and excellent perception of how important relationships function. You are upbeat, sympathetic, adaptable, and inquisitive. Your genuineness, warmth, and competence help you win the respect of your co-workers.

Trustworthy: You have a strong sense of morality, principles, and purpose. You are trustworthy because of how you conduct yourself. You are a living example of the company's values.

Set-up, configure, operate, and maintain Air C2 systems such as CAC2S, CTN, or TBMCS.

Troubleshoot Air C2 systems and associated networks and tactical data links as required to support the objectives for a test or evaluation event.

Provide Air C2 Marine Corps operational expertise during planning and execution of test and engineering events.

Review and provide written feedback on technical and test documentation.

Provide technical and operational feedback during test and engineering events, to include integration and interoperability recommendations.

Establish Air C2 system configurations and interfaces (such as Link 16, VMF, CEC, and IBS) to support system of system test environments and Tactical Data Link architectures.

Provide on-site operations and training support.

Provide troubleshooting and document resolution for issues encountered during FMF operations, system integration, test preparation and execution, engineering, and training efforts.

Provide SME during team meetings to discuss Air C2 system requirements, functionality, connectivity and system readiness in support of test and engineering events.

Produce Air C2 systems architecture diagrams that define system interfaces, connectivity, and system to system information exchanges.

Configure virtualized server computing environment.

Four years experience operating, testing, administration, or maintaining Air C2 systems such as Common Aviation Command & Control System (CAC2S), Composite Tracking Network (CTN), or Theater Battle Management Core Systems (TBMCS).

USMC Military Occupational Skill (MOS) 5974, 5979, 7236, or 7242 background.

Working knowledge of one or more Military Standards (MIL-STD), i.e. Link-16 (MIL-STD-6016), JREAP (MIL-STD-3011), and/or VMF (MIL-STD-6017).

Working knowledge of network administration and troubleshooting of Cisco routing and switching.

Experience administering VMware ESXi, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, and Windows Server Operating Systems.

CompTIA Security certification.

Set-up, configure, operate, and maintain Air C2 systems such as CAC2S, CTN, or TBMCS.

Troubleshoot Air C2 systems and associated networks and tactical data links as required to support the objectives for a test or evaluation event.

Provide Air C2 Marine Corps operational expertise during planning and execution of test and engineering events.

Review and provide written feedback on technical and test documentation.

Provide technical and operational feedback during test and engineering events, to include integration and interoperability recommendations.

Establish Air C2 system configurations and interfaces (such as Link 16, VMF, CEC, and IBS) to support system of system test environments and Tactical Data Link architectures.

Provide on-site operations and training support.

Provide troubleshooting and document resolution for issues encountered during FMF operations, system integration, test preparation and execution, engineering, and training efforts.

Provide SME during team meetings to discuss Air C2 system requirements, functionality, connectivity and system readiness in support of test and engineering events.

Produce Air C2 systems architecture diagrams that define system interfaces, connectivity, and system to system information exchanges.

Configure virtualized server computing environment.