Naval C4I Network Architect for Amphibious Ops

Default Brand; Quantico (VA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Default Brand seeks an experienced C4I specialist to provide on-site operational United States Marine Corps (USMC) and Navy C4I systems expertise. You will support amphibious platforms, integrate assets aboard ships, and advise on AMC4RC letters in coordination with DC, CD&I at Quantico, VA.

The role involves analyzing naval networks, engaging with Joint and Navy stakeholders, and contributing to architecture development and information systems engineering for Marine expeditionary forces.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Information Systems Management or related field; at least four years of relevant experience, or six years without a degree.
• Advanced knowledge of naval network systems engineering, analysis, and design; lead analysis of complex systems with acquisition professionals and operational forces.
• Solid knowledge of Marine Corps and Navy organizational structures and functions.

Responsibilities

• Analyze naval networks and develop documentation on naval network systems.
• Support architecture/design analysis, systems engineering, C4I integration, test planning, and documentation.
• Engage with USMC, DoD, Joint, and Navy stakeholders on C4I requirements policy.

Skills

Naval networks

Security clearance

Education

Bachelor's degree in Information Systems Management or related field

Tools

Cisco routing & switching

Microsoft Server

Active Directory

DNS

Microsoft Exchange Server

HBSS

ACAS

AWS

Azure

Job description

Default Brand seeks an experienced C4I specialist to provide on-site operational United States Marine Corps (USMC) and Navy C4I systems expertise. You will support amphibious platforms, integrate assets aboard ships, and advise on AMC4RC letters in coordination with DC, CD&I at Quantico, VA.

The role involves analyzing naval networks, engaging with Joint and Navy stakeholders, and contributing to architecture development and information systems engineering for Marine expeditionary forces.