DCIS Future Tech SME: NATO Capability Modernization Lead

Jtec Industries, Inc. - Material Movement Experts; Norfolk (VA); On-site; USD 137,000 - 214,000; Full time

Job summary

GC2IT is seeking a DCIS Future Technologies SME to support NATO Allied Command Transformation. Advise DCIS Programme Director on future DCIS technologies and conduct capability gap analyses.

Develop technical recommendations for capability modernization initiatives, participate in DCIS architecture reviews, and evaluate interoperability with NATO FMN and legacy systems. Travel up to 30 days per year for meetings and workshops and provide timely, analysed information to stakeholders.

Qualifications

• University degree in computer science, information technology, computer engineering, electrical engineering, telecommunications or related field.
• MSP, PRINCE2 or PMI certification appreciated in lieu of degree.
• Minimum 3 years supporting enterprise or tactical CIS.

Responsibilities

• Advise DCIS PD on future DCIS technologies and conduct capability gap analyses.
• Develop technical recommendations for capability modernization initiatives.
• Participate in DCIS architecture reviews and support strategic planning for capability development.
• Evaluate and perform technical assessments of technologies for deployment in DCIS.
• Produce capability technical evaluation reports and conduct technical briefings.
• Travel up to 30 days per year to meetings and workshops.

Skills

Cloud computing

Network automation

Enterprise networking

Tactical networking

Routing and switching

Virtualization

Cybersecurity

Zero trust

AI-enabled network management

NATO multinational environment

Deployable CIS/Signals

Education

University degree in CS/IT/Engineering

Job description

GC2IT is seeking a DCIS Future Technologies SME to support NATO Allied Command Transformation. Advise DCIS Programme Director on future DCIS technologies and conduct capability gap analyses.

Develop technical recommendations for capability modernization initiatives, participate in DCIS architecture reviews, and evaluate interoperability with NATO FMN and legacy systems. Travel up to 30 days per year for meetings and workshops and provide timely, analysed information to stakeholders.