Electronic Flight Bag Program Manager

The Rockhill Group; Abilene (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

The Rockhill Group is seeking an Electronic Flight Bag Program Manager to oversee hardware, software, and security directives for mobile flight publications and navigation systems at Dyess AFB, TX. You will coordinate EFB risk management, MDM administration, and unit readiness in a DoD setting.

Candidates should have DoD experience, proficiency with iOS/macOS, and at least two years of MS Office/SharePoint/Teams administration. Excellent briefing and cross-agency coordination skills are required.

Qualifications

• Must be a U.S. citizen with DoD context and ever-ready for clearance.
• Active SECRET clearance or eligible to obtain it promptly.
• Ability to access base restricted areas (CAC/JBI access standards).
• Working knowledge of iOS and macOS environments; 2+ years IT/device mgmt.
• Min 2 years with MS Office, SharePoint, and Teams administration.
• Experience managing MDM consoles (BlackBerry UEM) under DoD rules.
• DoD cybersecurity standards familiarity and DoD DoD squadron workflow.

Responsibilities

• Serve as Primary EFB Program Manager IAW AFGSCI 11-270; liaison with relevant offices.
• Administer MDM platforms and ForeFlight; manage user accounts and security.
• Maintain and patch EFB hardware; manage Wi-Fi connectivity and devices.
• Coordinate with Todo and Stan Eval to keep EFB unit publications current.
• Manage EFB equipment inventory, budgets, and DRMO decommissioning.

Skills

MS Office Suite

SharePoint

IT device management

MDM platforms

DoD cybersecurity standards

US citizen

iOS/macOS knowledge

DoD environment experience

Tools

BlackBerry UEM

ForeFlight

Job description

Electronic Flight Bag Program Manager - (666)

Job Title

Electronic Flight Bag Program Manager

Location

Dyess AFB, TX - Dyess, 79607 US (Primary)

Category

Operations

Job Description

Manages hardware, software, and higher-headquarters security directives for mobile flight publications and navigation systems. Key duties include:

• Serve as Primary Wing/Group EFB Program Manager IAW AFGSCI 11-270 and liaison with AFGSC/A3TV.
• Administer Mobile Device Management (MDM) platforms (e.g., BlackBerry UEM) and ForeFlight administration accounts; manage user accounts, device enrollment (DEP), audits, and security compliance.
• Maintain, patch, upgrade, and restore EFB hardware (iPads/tablets, Exclusive Use Stand-Alone [EUSA] PCs, peripherals) and manage commercial Wi-Fi connectivity with ISPs.
• Coordinate with TODO and Stan Eval to ensure all EFB units contain current flight publications, FLIP, FCIFs, TOs, and Special Interest Items.
• Manage EFB equipment inventory as equipment custodian, tracking hardware refresh, sustainment budgets, and DRMO decommissioning.

Security Clearance:

• Must be a U.S. Citizen.
• Must possess an active SECRET clearance (or a previously held SECRET clearance that has expired without being revoked/compromised).
• Candidates without an active clearance may be considered on a case-by-case basis if eligible to immediately receive a SECRET clearance and submit required paperwork.
• Candidates must be eligible for unescorted access to base restricted areas, Common Access Card (CAC) issuance, National Agency Check with Inquiries (NACI), and RESTRICTED DATA (RD) access as specified in DD Form 254.
• Working knowledge of iOS and MacOS environments; minimum 2 years of IT/device management experience highly desired.
• Minimum of two (2) years of experience with Microsoft Suite, SharePoint, and Teams application administration.
• Ability to manage MDM consoles (BlackBerry UEM) and administrative passcodes IAW DoD cybersecurity standards.
• Demonstrated experience working within a U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) military flying squadron, group, or wing environment.
• Proficient in standard office software suite (Microsoft Access, Excel, SharePoint, Teams) and familiarity with NIPR/SIPR military IT networks.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills suitable for executive briefings, leadership status reports, and multi-agency coordination.