
Strategic Deterrent Nuclear Survivability Analyst (Hill AFB,
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY APPLIED PHYSICS LABORATOR
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Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory seeks a Strategic Deterrent Nuclear Survivability Analyst to support the Sentinel strategic missile system at Hill Air Force Base. The analyst will advise government leadership, provide nuclear hardness and survivability expertise, and support technical evaluations, certification efforts, and planning. The role works closely with the government sponsor, the Sentinel Prime Contractor, and APL teams.
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Description Do you want an exciting opportunity to represent APL onsite at Hill Air Force Base (AFB) on a significant program of national importance while working directly with Sponsors, industry peers and other APL team members? Do you want to apply Nuclear Hardness and Survivability (NHandS) expertise in a fast-paced, high impact environment on a long-term strategic weapon system? If so, we're looking for someone like you to join our team at APL. We are seeking a Strategic Deterrent Nuclear Survivability Analyst for the Sentinel strategic missile system. This will be an on-site position, working at Hill AFB in Utah alongside other on-site APL personnel, our government sponsor, other government mission partners, and the Sentinel Prime Contractor. As an on-site Strategic Deterrent Nuclear Survivability Analyst... * As part of the System Definition and Validation Group (KBY), you will work directly with the sponsor to understand their needs, and collaborate with key APL technical leaders to recommend, support, and execute APL work in support of the Sentinel Program Office's desire to "own the technical baseline". * Your primary responsibility is to serve as part of APL's forward-based team supporting the Sentinel program. This on-site location facilitates daily interaction with the sponsor and the Prime Contractor and enhances APL's ability as an organization to support our government sponsor. In doing so, you will maintain regular communications with APL's program and project managers, line-side leaders and organizations, and fellow members of the KBY on-site technical team to increase awareness of Sentinel activities, developments, decisions, areas of concern, and opportunities where APL can help the Sentinel program. * You will serve as a serve as a technical advisor, integrator, and trusted agent to government leadership, providing subject matter expertise and independent assessment to the government for the execution of NHandS activities for the Sentinel strategic missile system. As such you will provide NHandS technical subject matter expertise and natural environments subject matter expertise. * You will assist the APL team supporting the Sentinel team through conducting and assessing technical evaluations of assessed hostile and natural space environments and their effects on the weapon system, supporting development and assessment of NHandS and natural environments entrance and exit criteria for project milestones and independent assessment of contractor performance; lead, coordinate, and execute APL support of nuclear survivability-related certification efforts; and support APL's efforts to assist the government in developing near- and long-term NHandS and natural environments technical planning. * Serve as the primary on-site liaison between APL's Laurel-based NHandS team and the Sentinel Program and Sentinel Prime Contractor. * You will contribute to technical baseline definition, and provide NHandS and natural environments support to acquisition and systems engineering strategy development and program restructuring activities. * Qualifications You meet our minimum qualifications for the job if you... * Have a Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering, Physics, Applied Mathematics, or a closely-related technical field. * Have 2+ years relevant experience providing Nuclear Survivability support to strategic weapon systems. * Have 2+ years experience supporting Air Force strategic weapon systems including the Minuteman or Sentinel (GBSD) weapon systems. * Have nuclear weapons effects modeling and simulation experience of nuclear weapons outputs and their interaction with systems. * Have especially strong verbal and written communication skills, as well as demonstrated strong critical thinking skills. * Are able to effectively shape the day-to-day tasking... For full info follow application link.
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