Spectrum Manager, DoD/Navy EMS and Frequency Planning

Leidos; Fort Meade (MD); On-site; USD 73,000 - 133,000; Full time

Job summary

Leidos' Digital Modernization Sector seeks a MidLevel Spectrum Manager to support the Navy Marine Corps Spectrum Center (NMSC) by managing electromagnetic spectrum matters for the DoN and representing DoN in national and international meetings.

The role requires preparing engineering data, analyzing frequency allocations, coordinating with federal and foreign officials, and contributing to DoD spectrum policy decisions to ensure efficient DoN operations.

Qualifications

• Associate of Arts degree or completion of IRFMS/Army/Navy spectrum courses; degree may be substituted by experience.
• U.S. Citizen with active DoD Secret clearance.
• Five to ten years of spectrum management experience.

Responsibilities

• Procure, assign, and protect radio frequencies to satisfy DoN telecommunications requirements.
• Prepare engineering data for frequency and C-E matters for participation in meetings or subcommittees, National and International working groups, conferences and conventions.
• Analyze technical data of communication equipment/systems and coordinate actions to eliminate conflicts in frequency assignments.
• Coordinate with federal, non-federal, military and other government officials to carry out these actions.
• Attend working groups pertaining to frequency allocation/assignment plans, and DoD policies affecting C-E elements.
• Assist in negotiations concerning DoD policies and positions to reach best DoD/DoN outcomes.
• Attend meetings with U.S. and foreign military and civil agency representatives on spectrum management issues.

Skills

Spectrum management

DoD/DoN coordination

Policy liaison

Education

AA degree

IRFMS

Army Spectrum Management Course

Navy Fleet Spectrum Manager Course

Job description

Leidos' Digital Modernization Sector seeks a MidLevel Spectrum Manager to support the Navy Marine Corps Spectrum Center (NMSC) by managing electromagnetic spectrum matters for the DoN and representing DoN in national and international meetings.

The role requires preparing engineering data, analyzing frequency allocations, coordinating with federal and foreign officials, and contributing to DoD spectrum policy decisions to ensure efficient DoN operations.