About This Role
This role provides technical support to the DHS/S&T CBRNE Division, focusing on biochemistry and biophysics as they relate to counter-WMD sensor systems. It involves assisting with technical reviews, program planning and execution, statistical analyses, and assessments.
Responsibilities
- Support project management and program analysis functions within the CBRNE portfolio, including accounting, business finance, law contracts, purchasing, economics, military operations, marketing, quantitative methods, organization, and management
- Support project management activities for developmental research projects
- Assist with experiment design and planning
- Assist with characterization plan definition and development
- Assist with data analysis plan definition and development
- Assist with testing interactions
- Assist with technology transition process, including budget forecasts and requirements
- Assist with system engineering interactions
- Assist with program tracking, milestones, and deliverables
- Assist with the collection and screening of project reports, ensuring timely posting to the project repository, assisting with adjudicating late reports, and notifying federal program managers of potential concerns
- Assist federal program managers with the management of government technical team activities, characterization plan development and definition, analysis plan definition and development, as well as technical program oversight
Requirements
- BA/BS degree with three to ten years of experience or MA/MS with two to eight years of experience
- Experience providing support services for Biology, bioengineering, and biomedical engineering efforts
- U.S. Citizen
- Active SECRET clearance or ability to undergo and pass a background investigation (BI)
Nice to have:
- Scientific and technical understanding in CBRN sensor systems, networked sensor systems and cloud computing, data analytics, anomaly detection, and data mining
About the Company
Mayvin supports the national security mission of the United States through service to the Departments of War, Homeland Security, and Justice.