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  • Friday, June 26, 2009 15:01
    Message # 189112
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    My latest.....Bud

    SCCI Opportunity, San Diego, CA, Multi-Band Shipboard Terminal
    Instructor
    The successful candidate will provide instruction in a variety of
    courses involving multi-band shipboard terminals.   Terminals include
    the WSC-6A (v) 7 and 9.  Classes include SHF SATCOM Maintenance and
    Digital Wideband Transmission System (DWTS).
    Requirements:
    ?        Secret security clearance
    ?        Required NECs: 1405, 1406 and 9502 or 1433 and 9502
    ?        Master Training Specialist
    ?        Must have strong written and oral skills   
    ?        Curriculum development skills preferred but not mandatory.
    ?        Must have excellent Microsoft office skills with an emphasis
    on PowerPoint, Excel, and Outlook.
    POC:  Errol Richards, Erichards@teamscci.com,  619-692-1180

     

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    Eagan, McAllister Associates, Inc./A Wholly-Owned Subsidiary of SAIC Opportunites

     

    Training Development Specialist
    Location: Camp Pendleton, CA


    Responsibilities of the Position:
    The employee will provide support to the Marine Corps Engineer
    School’s Engineer Center of Excellence (MCECOE). Duties will include
    but not be limited to the following: Participate as core member of
    Mobile Training Team and Train The Trainer Program, instruct large
    groups of personnel at home stations and abroad on concepts, tactics
    techniques and procedures in support of Counter-Improvised Explosive
    Devices (Counter-IED), i.e. Markers and Indicators, Operating Counter
    Radio-Controlled Electronic Warfare (CREW) Systems, Staff Planning in
    accordance with established Master Lesson Files; Assist with the
    conduct of Front End Analysis and Learning Analysis in accordance
    with Systems Approach to Training (SAT); Assist in the development of
    Improvised Explosive Device Defeat (IED-D) Program Of Instruction
    supporting documentation, i.e. Terminal and Enabling Learning
    Objectives and Performance Steps; Format POIs supporting
    documentation in accordance with Marine Corps Training Instruction
    Management System (MCTIMS); Support and provide input to local
    Lessons Learned /TTP Data Repository cataloging relevant after action
    reports, briefs and onsite interviews as reference material to
    support continued courseware development; As required, represent
    MCETECOE at IED-D forums, i.e. Working Groups (WGs), Integrated
    Product Team (IPTs), conferences, video teleconferences; develop and
    administer exit surveys, instruction assessment forms and practical
    exams; participate in quarterly courseware evaluations of IED-D POIs.
    Extensive travel is anticipated with this position both within and
    outside the Continental United States.

    Education/Experience Requirement:
    Must have a Bachelor's Degree from an accredited institution in an
    appropriate discipline and/or 5+ years of progressive military
    academic, training and education experience with Marine Corps C4I
    systems. Or an Associates Degree from an accredited institution
    and/or 7+ years of progressive military academic, training and
    education experience with Marine Corps C4I systems. Or high school
    diploma/GED and 10+ years of progressive military academic, training
    and education experience with Marine Corps C4I systems.

    Must have at least five years of progressive military academic,
    training and education experience with Marine Corps C4I systems.
    Functional knowledge of C-IED measures; Systems Approach to Training
    (SAT) process and supporting analyzes and methodologies. Must have a
    working knowledge of Marine Corps Training Instruction management
    System (MCTIMS), certified instructors preferred; in lieu of
    certified instructor credentials, candidate must have 5+ years of
    experience in military instruction. Must be proficient with the
    following Microsoft (MS) Office Applications: MS Outlook, MS Word, MS
    Excel, and Power Point. Candidates selected will be subject to a
    government security investigation and must meet eligibility
    requirements for access to classified information. Extensive travel
    is anticipated with this position both in and outside the Continental
    United States.  Must possess exceptionally well-developed
    communication skills; ability to speak/instruct in front of large
    groups, express thoughts and ideas clearly and concisely in both oral
    and written format. Must be capable of multitasking; working several
    complex and diverse tasks with simultaneous, or near simultaneous
    deadlines in a dynamic fast paced environment. Must be
    well-organized, punctual, reliable and conscientious, and capable of
    managing resources and schedules to affect deadlines. Must be team
    oriented, ability to positively interact with diverse groups of
    people to achieve common objectives. Must present a professional and
    neat appearance.

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    FROM JOE CELANO:

    organization_name:    InScope Solutions, Inc.
    contact_name:    Joe Celano
    email:    jcelano@inscopesolutions.com
    phone_1:    858-774-3843
    phone_2:   
    title:    C4ISR Training Specialist
    location:    San Diego
    salary_range:    Negotiable
    apply_by:    email. Recommend follow up with phone call
    job_description:    Provide training to Maritime Operations Center
    staffs in the areas of CMMA, JWICS, JADOCS, JDISS, CJTMK, DCO, GCSS
    and Analyst Notebook. Overseas travel required. Estimated Start: 29
    June 09
    required_experience:    Three years experience in IS development,
    training, or related field. TFOM/TORIS familiarization desired.
    TS/SCI security clearance required.
    required_education:    DoD Master Training Specialist qualification
    desired.

     

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    Institute for Defense Analyses (IDA) Opportunities, San Diego, CA

    These jobs require Top Secret/SCI clearances; candidates must have
    impeccable character and squeaky clean records to satisfy the
    rigorous background checks.   As a result, hiring generally involves
    several interviews and a lengthy screening period (6-10 months). 
    It's worth the wait - the Institute for Defense Analyses (IDA) offers
    a premier work environment with a satisfying mission.   Please apply
    only through the IDA Web site:  www.ida.org  and select "Careers". 
    Specifics are below: 

    A. IT Hardware Tech/VTC Operator   IDA Job ID 2009-1271 (www.ida.org)
    Summary:   Provides computer system administration support.  Working
    under the supervision of a senior system administrator, the system
    administrator installs and upgrades system hardware and software,
    operates  video teleconferencing equipment, performs simple hardware
    maintenance, provides file backup and recovery services, and assists
    users.

    Minimum Qualifications/Requirements:
    ?        BS degree in Computer Science, Information Technology or
    related curriculum OR demonstrated equivalent experience (i.e., at
    least 5 years of specifically related background in computer work, in
    addition to the experience requirements below).
    ?        2 years experience providing support in the skills outlined
    above, preferably in an academic and/or scientific computing
    environment
    ?        Familiarity with Linux, Microsoft Windows and Macintosh
    operating systems and common applications such as Microsoft Office
    ?        Shell, Perl, C, Visual Basic programming skills desirable
    ?        Possess good interpersonal skills for interacting across a
    wide spectrum of people
    ?        Physically able to lift and carry a minimum of 50 pounds and
    sufficiently flexible to place and maintain equipment in confined
    areas (such as underneath desks, inside closets, etc.)
    ?        U.S. citizen, with ability to obtain and maintain a Top
    Secret security clearance
    ?        Although infrequent, must be prepared to work overtime
    hours/weekends on short notice as needs dictate

    Primary Responsibilities:
    ?        General computer system hardware maintenance. Basic computer
    hardware troubleshooting. Installation and replacement of common
    modular computer components such as mice, keyboards, graphics cards,
    RAM, and network interface cards. Coordinate repairs under warranty
    or maintenance contract as necessary.  Image and deploy new systems
    as required.
    ?        Operation and support of video conference systems. Set up
    video conference calls, operate cameras, record video conferences.
    May perform some video system maintenance such as changing projector
    bulbs and upgrading software. Work with vendors to maintain and
    enhance video conference systems.
    ?        Responsible for daily system backups. Verify completion of
    backup jobs and restart jobs as necessary.  Migration of tapes
    between tape library and long term storage. Conversion of historic
    backups and archives to new media.
    ?        Maintain network printers. Monitor printer queues. Clear
    paper jams. Replace paper and toner. Coordinate both warranty and
    contract repairs as well as preventive maintenance.
    ?        Maintain readiness of laptops for traveler use. Routinely
    update operating system, application and anti-virus software to
    ensure laptops are ready for use on short notice. Coordinate
    scheduling of laptop use with travelers.
    ?        Basic telephone system administration. Reset voice mail
    passwords, station moves, instruct users on telephone and voice mail
    operation.
    ?        Data entry to maintain database of network connections,
    telephone extensions, equipment moves, etc.
    ?        Monitor operating system, application and network logs. 
    ?        Terminate fiber optic and copper network cables.
    ?        Occasional heavy lifting of computer and audio visual
    equipment.  Assist with server, disk shelf and network equipment
    installation/removal in equipment racks.
    ?        Assist staff with basic operating system and user
    environment issues.
    ?        Other projects and tasks as assigned.

    B.  Executive Admin Assistant   IDA Job ID 2009-1277 (www.ida.org

    Summary:    Provides administrative support for the Director, Deputy
    Director, and Administrative Officer.  Working under the supervision
    of the Administrative Officer, the executive assistant handles a
    variety of administrative support tasks including travel
    arrangements, lodging and transportation for visitors, Human
    Resources benefits and related programs, social events planning,
    staff timekeeping and payroll.  Responsibilities include extensive
    use software applications including word processing, graphics,
    spreadsheets, and databases.

    Minimum Requirements/Qualifications:
    ?        Associate degree or equivalent, with six or more years
    progressively responsible experience in secretarial, word processing
    or administrative functions. 
    ?        Demonstrated ability to handle proprietary or sensitive
    information and to operate effectively under deadlines with tact and
    diplomacy.
    ?        Strong interpersonal skills with ability to communicate
    effectively, both orally and in writing, with all levels of employees.
    ?        Demonstrated proficiency in use of various software
    applications to include Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Power Point
    etc.), electronic mail systems, graphics and database applications. 
    Familiarity with Web interfaces would be a plus.
    ?        U.S. Citizenship with the ability to obtain and maintain a
    Top Secret security clearance.
    ?        Although infrequent, must be prepared to work overtime hours
    as needs dictate.


    Primary Responsibilities:
    ?        Serves as the principal representative of the Director and
    Deputy Director to ensure the smooth execution of their
    administrative operations.    Provides the first level of assistance
    to visitors, anticipates the needs of the Director/Deputy Director
    and communicates them to others as needed, and assists in
    prioritizing multiple demands.
    ?        Maintains schedules for the Director and Deputy Director,
    makes appointments, arranges for meetings, and escorts visitors.
    Responds to routine requests for information concerning office
    procedures and determines which requests should be referred to the
    Director, other appropriate staff member, or other offices.
    ?        Coordinates all aspects of travel arrangements for Director
    and Deputy Director, including authorizations and reimbursements. 
    Reconciles travel and other credit card expenditures.  Serves as a
    back-up for travel arrangements of others in the absence of the
    primary travel coordinator.
    ?        Arranges lodging and transportation for center visitors,
    encompassing a large influx of guests during conferences and certain
    periods of the year.
    ?        Provides event planning for meetings, conferences, and other
    employee activities; compares vendor offerings, suggests venues,
    negotiates agreements for services, select menus and decorations,
    arranges services, handles deposits and invoices, etc.
    ?        Prepares staff time sheets and enters appropriate
    information into an electronic payroll system.
    ?        Assists with Human Resources liaison regarding employee
    programs and benefits; provides information, materials, forms and
    responds to employee inquiries.
    ?        Prepares documents on a timely and accurate basis from
    automated or handwritten text.  Uses a personal computer and
    appropriate software for creating, storing, retrieving, formatting
    and integrating documents and other data per prescribed format and
    procedures; responsible for correct spelling and grammar; reviews all
    materials prepared for higher approval for accuracy and format.
    ?        Maintains recurring internal reports, correspondence
    controls, contact listings, personnel rosters, and other types of
    data; establishes and maintains files; follows up on pending matters
    to ensure deadlines are met.
    ?        Operates standard automated office systems such as fax
    machine, copy machine and scanning equipment.
    ?        Performs other duties and tasks as assigned.

     

     

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    FROM KARL:

    Position: Firefighting Equipment Sales
    Locations: Southern California
    Estimated Compensation: $80-85K
    Requirements: 1) Firefighting experience 2) Sales experience
    Contact: Email resume in MSWord to Karl Feierbacher
    karl_humanresources@hotmail.com
    In email, answer two questions with three or fewer bullets points
    each:
    1) Describe your firefighting experience
    2) Describe your sales experience successes, or recruiting duty
    successes
    Thank you, Semper Fi, Karl Feierbacher Cell: 714-675-3549

     

    Last modified: Friday, June 26, 2009 15:01 | Albert Renteria (Administrator)

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