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Noblis MSD’s mission is to support the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) and Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWCPD) in their missions to enable research, development, test and evaluation, acquisition, engineering, systems integration, in-service and fleet engineering with cybersecurity, comprehensive logistics, and life-cycle savings.  Noblis MSD is seeking an In Service Engineering Agent (ISEA) to support U.S. Navy Hull, Mechanical, and Electrical (HM&E) programs.  You will provide engineering and technical assistance support at Norfolk VA   This is a full time position, and will consist of a combination of remote work, and onsite work at ships located in Norfolk, with anticipated travel to Philadelphia and Pascagoula.  The candidate will be responsible for oversight and coordination of waterfront activities onboard U.S Navy ships and provide technical expertise of Engineering Control System (ECS) to ship personnel. The candidate will identify/analyze/diagnose system faults and failures and provide recommendations for repair or assist ships personnel in repair. The candidate will investigate, troubleshoot, and resolve shipboard problems. The candidate will attend recurring production meetings and provide daily updates of installation/repair activities as required. - - Complete Shipboard Operabilty Verification Tests for Engineering Control Systems - Assess proper integration with various systems - Travel to fleet concentration areas to facilitate technical installations, training, and or repairs up to 25% - Facilitate crew upgrade training as it pertains to new system installation and operation. - Provide subject matter expertise at status meetings. - Complete assigned tasking with minimal to no supervision. - Facilitate fleet implementation and fielding plans. - Develop and execute test plans. - Provide feedback and lessons learned for test plans and technical documentation

This is a Summer Intern Position from 03 June 2024 until 09 August 2024.   Noblis is looking for interns for our 2024 Summer Internship Program! Our 2024 Program will be held in a hybrid work environment; participants must be in the local area to travel to an in-person facility for certain projects, meetings, and collaborative assignments. Noblis is offering internship opportunities in our Intelligence and Law Enforcement Mission Area.    Learn, Network, and Contribute  A summer at Noblis is a summer well spent. If you are a student who is looking for valuable real-world experience, competitive pay, and the opportunity to grow, we are the place for you. Our interns spend their days collaborating with full-time staff and other interns to create innovative, mission-focused solutions for our clients’ most pressing problems. We offer a diverse network of professionals who each offer a unique skillset to shape your development. Read more about our Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiative here.     Build Your Real-World Experience  When you intern with Noblis, we will offer real work on projects where you can learn, contribute, and see what it is like to be a working professional in your field. We will show belief in your potential by making you an integral part of our team and our support to our federal client. We also facilitate group activities that allow you to meet other interns and form new connections. You will attend weekly seminars and networking events designed to prepare you for an impactful career. And you have the ability to join our Intern Mentorship Program. Above all, we will provide you with an environment that fosters learning and growth, and that provides you with valuable real-world experience in a competitive industry.     Invest in Your Future  Your summer at Noblis will be challenging, educational, hands-on, and memorable. You will leave better prepared for life after school—as a leader, problem-solver, and critical thinker with real-world experience. And if you love your time at Noblis, you may have the opportunity to stay! A significant percentage of our interns become full-time employees.  Responsible for developing and applying basic skills in areas of specialization with clear direction from your supervisor. Responsibilities and individual tasks are generally fundamental, routine in nature, and require minimal problem solving. Ask clarifying questions, refer more complex issues to higher levels and follow direction and guidance from others. Begin to understand how to apply strengths, know when to ask for help and know how you contribute to corporate success. With a service excellence mindset, begin to build a relationship with your manager, the organization you support, and internal/external business contacts. Follow Noblis’ policies and procedures. Ensure that all work products follow Noblis’ policies and procedures and operate at a level of quality that positively affects the Noblis brand. Project Description - - Securing systems using cybersecurity policies and techniques.   - Working on indevidual and group projects to research and develop unique solutions for I&LE clients. - Gain hands on experience working in an agile and cross functional team environment 

This is for potential upcoming opportunities   The Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) is a research funding agency that supports transformative biomedical and health breakthroughs to provide health solutions for all. ARPA-H advances high-potential, high-impact biomedical and health research that cannot be readily accomplished through traditional research or commercial activity. ARPA-H awardees are developing entirely new ways to tackle the hardest challenges in health. With a scope spanning the molecular to the societal, ARPA-H programs have the potential to radically improve everyone's health. Their streamlined awards process enables us to act quickly and catalyze cutting-edge biomedical and health research. ARPA-H creates an environment to support the best ideas from Program Managers that bring together dynamic teams to solve the toughest health challenges.  Noblis has large-scope, deep and decades long experience organizationally supporting federal Advanced Research Project Agencies across domains of DHS, Intelligence, Transportation, Aerospace, Sustainability, and much more.  Additionally, we have decades of experienced expertise in Healthcare, Biosciences.  We span functions of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI / ML), Scientific and Technical Advisory subject matter expertise (SETA) within R&D, and the diversity of functions within Program management and strategy.  This has served as a foundation of our continued growth and impact as an organization.  Furthermore, as a nonprofit with a mission to "Use science and technology for the public good", we have invested leveraged our talented teams in successful innovations for new technologies that have resulted in advancing the capabilities of a variety of public sector entities to accomplish objectives in the interests of the public.    Biosciences and healthcare are in a historical renaissance of advancements to change the course of biomedical advancements and healthcare.  Due to the mission of ARPA-H, and the alignment with our capabilities and history, Noblios is excited to partner with ARPA-H.    The Molecular and Cellular Specialist will be responsible for and not limited to: - Planning and developing high-risk, high-reward molecular and cellular biology R&D projects that have the potential to transform human health. - Evaluating the feasibility of technical approaches to transformative biomedical and health breakthroughs. - Reviewing health research-related technical reports. - Developing and evaluating scientific capability development strategies. - Monitoring R&D projects and technical performance against goals. - Developing test and evaluation methodologies. - Assessing the efficacy, safety, cost lifecycle costs of proposed or realized scientific solutions. - Developing scientific program status reports, PowerPoint briefings, and read-ahead materials. - Developing, monitoring, and maintaining a central repository of R&D efforts. - Organizing, coordinating, and participating in meetings, discussions, and seminars on ARPA-H-related topics. - Communicating scientific findings and the relevant impact to technical and non-technical audiences. - Providing support to Portfolio and Program Managers in their continued engagement with ARPA-H customers. - Performing routine tasks including, but not limited to, scheduling, writing internal memos, maintaining and updating Program Management records, filing, intranet website maintenance, preparing and reviewing presentations, records maintenance, and coordinating daily operations of the assigned program. - Managing and respond to program-aligned data calls, compiling information, and preparing information for reporting to senior leadership. - Assisting with planning technology transitions to end users and customers. - Supporting the identification, assessment, evaluation, and testing of existing and emerging molecular and cellular biology technologies, systems, and capabilities, including: coordination with related government, academic, and industry programs; attending meetings and symposia; coordinating meetings and programs reviews; and supporting program advocacy including development and production of presentation materials. - Providing Noblis-internal leadership, including: - Possible line management responsibilities. - Providing professional development and mentorship for teammates. - Development of new Business Development (BD) opportunities and related capture management, in close collaboration with Noblis’ BD team. Work is on-site with the possibility to telework 1-2 days per week

Noblis is seeking a technical thinker and doer to work as a Quantum Architect with a strong background in quantum mechanics, including processing, computing, and engineering. The candidate will be responsible for providing expertise to a sensitive client within a highly dynamic and impactful operating environment located in McLean, VA or Bethesda, MD.   Responsibilities: - Interface with government, industry, and academia to define state of the art solutions, define information and system gaps, and develop alternative approaches and solutions to better the client’s national security mission. - Provide technical and strategic advice for current and future projects to ensure the logical and systematic conversion of customer or product requirements into total system solutions.   - Apply knowledge of Quantum hardware and software to develop advanced technologies, scientific principles, theories, and concepts to address next generation mission and system requirements. - Perform software service requirements development, software service design, integration activities, support system test and evaluation, configuration control, and other engineering efforts to integrate quantum techniques. - Lead or substantially participate in executing quantum-related intelligence studies including the development of needs, translating needs into requirements, collecting, normalizing, and preparing data, and applying qualitative and quantitative analytic techniques to develop well-formed and supported alternatives and recommendations.

About:  Join our mission to redefine the future of aviation! Noblis is a nonprofit firm deeply committed to supporting the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) — the agency tasked with ensuring the highest levels of safety, security, and efficiency within the National Airspace System (NAS), the most complex airspace network in the world. With a mission centered on the seamless integration of advanced technologies and the accommodation of a diverse range of operations and airspace users, the FAA envisions a future where safety, continuous improvement, technological innovation, and stakeholder inclusivity are at the forefront.    For over 25 years, Noblis has provided specialized engineering, acquisition, and program management services to the FAA, playing a key role in the acquisition and implementation of mission-critical systems and capabilities across the Air Traffic Organization (ATO) and the Office of NextGen (ANG). We are seeking passionate and committed professionals ready to contribute their expertise towards advancing the NAS in alignment with the FAA's forward-looking vision for aviation. Come and be a part of our dynamic team, where your contributions will not only advance the aviation industry but also contribute to a safer, more sustainable future in air travel. Apply now and take flight towards a rewarding career that promises growth, innovation, and collaboration at the forefront of aviation technology.    Responsibilities:   As part of our team, you'll have the opportunity to contribute to projects that streamline the acquisition and deployment of next-generation air traffic management and surveillance systems, improve infrastructure at airports and in the airspace, and support the integration of unmanned aircraft systems and commercial space ventures. Your work will directly influence the FAA's ability to adapt to future growth and technological shifts, ensuring the aerospace system remains the safest and most efficient worldwide.    We're looking for innovative thinkers who are eager to tackle challenges and implement solutions in the FAA’s Program Management Office (PMO) that will shape the future of aviation across the following domain areas:  - Air Traffic Management  - Decision Support Systems  - Surveillance Services  - Terminal Field Operations  - EnRoute and Oceanic 2nd-Level Engineering 

Noblis is looking for interns for our 2024 Internship Program! Our 2024 Program will be held in a hybrid work environment; participants must be in the local area to travel to an in-person facility for certain projects, meetings, and collaborative assignments. Noblis is offering internship opportunities in our Defense Mission Area - Logistics Training & Cyber Solutions. This will be a part time internship (hours will vary) between June and December 2024.    Learn, Network, and Contribute  A summer at Noblis is a summer well spent. If you are a student who is looking for valuable real-world experience, competitive pay, and the opportunity to grow, we are the place for you. Our interns spend their days collaborating with full-time staff and other interns to create innovative, mission-focused solutions for our clients’ most pressing problems. We offer a diverse network of professionals who each offer a unique skillset to shape your development. Read more about our Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiative here.     Build Your Real-World Experience  When you intern with Noblis, we will offer real work on projects where you can learn, contribute, and see what it is like to be a working professional in your field. We will show belief in your potential by making you an integral part of our team and our support to our federal client. We also facilitate group activities that allow you to meet other interns and form new connections. You will attend weekly seminars and networking events designed to prepare you for an impactful career. And you have the ability to join our Intern Mentorship Program. Above all, we will provide you with an environment that fosters learning and growth, and that provides you with valuable real-world experience in a competitive industry.     Invest in Your Future  Your summer at Noblis will be challenging, educational, hands-on, and memorable. You will leave better prepared for life after school—as a leader, problem-solver, and critical thinker with real-world experience. And if you love your time at Noblis, you may have the opportunity to stay! A significant percentage of our interns become full-time employees.  Responsible for developing and applying basic skills in areas of specialization with clear direction from your supervisor. Responsibilities and individual tasks are generally fundamental, routine in nature, and require minimal problem solving. Ask clarifying questions, refer more complex issues to higher levels and follow direction and guidance from others. Begin to understand how to apply strengths, know when to ask for help and know how you contribute to corporate success. With a service excellence mindset, begin to build a relationship with your manager, the organization you support, and internal/external business contacts. Follow Noblis’ policies and procedures. Ensure that all work products follow Noblis’ policies and procedures and operate at a level of quality that positively affects the Noblis brand.   Project Description Graphic Design Intern will assist in creation of Conference materials and Presentations consisting of 800 plus slides and interactive PDfs of the briefs. Graphic design intern will also be called to use InDesign to create 2-page flyers, tri-fold brochures, logo ideations, and other graphic and charts for customers. The applicant will also be called to mock-up tent cards, cut down, posters, and brochures for events. Work in person at 3-day conference in the Philadelphia Navy yard in June, signing in attendee and gathering lunch with other misc. needs. Knowledge in After Effects a plus

The Regional Lead (RL) works directly with client Program Managers (PM) and Contract Officer Representatives (CORs) as well as other Advisory and Assistance Services (A&AS) personnel contributing to implementation of the Proliferation Prevention Program (PPP) priorities. They are responsible for ensuring that client deliverables meet quality and schedule requirements. The RLs engage and collaborate with government counterparts on a broad range of activities, including project management; financial management; quality assurance; knowledge management; partner relationship management; acquisition life-cycle support; new country engagements as well as recurring and pop-up tasks.   The RL is primarily a project management role that supports implementation of Cooperative Threat Reduction (CTR) priorities, acquisition plans, and facilitates collaboration across various government and A&AS teams using the Integrated Project Team (IPT) concept. The RL provides or facilitates comprehensive support to ensure the success of the assigned portfolio under the direction of the associated PMs/CORs. This includes planning ahead to anticipate needed actions and advice the client in advance.   This role requires a thorough understanding of the PPP mission, nature of proliferation threats and mitigation approaches, the international nonproliferation regime, and key stakeholders working in the domains of nonproliferation.   The role requires excellent communication and teamwork skills, ability to support government clients achieve strategic objectives without losing sight of detail, ability to keep track of formal and informal taskers and deliver necessary advisory and assistance services in support of multiple, competing priorities. The RL is expected to partner with the government PMs/CORs as well as A&AS counterparts and be a reliable source of advice and assistance.   RLs report to the A&AS Department Lead. RLs’ primary client interfaces are the Department Chief, Program Manager, Project Officers/CORs, and other government personnel within Integrated Project Teams (IPTs).   RLs work across government and A&AS teams to support the PPP mission through: - Project-based support advice and assistance: effective management of cost, schedule, and performance of awards as well as planning and execution of acquisitions. - Ongoing operations advice and assistance: requirements definition/validation as well as all-encompassing support of country/region/program portfolios. Deliverables include the Weekly Activity Report (WAR), Annual Report to Congress (ARC) actions, Program Management Reviews (PMRs), Metric Validation, Program Objective Memorandum (POM) development, Country Summaries, Program Budget Management, etc. - Ad hoc tasks: quick-turn taskers, congressional inquiries, Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, emergent needs not associated with a specific project and associated tasks  RLs are responsible for building relationships with the government counterparts in order to effectively advise on and assist with matters related to the portfolio. RLs are required to understand the limitations and restrictions pertaining to the contractor’s role and authorities/responsibilities that qualify as an inherently government function.   - Coordinate A&AS support to the portfolio of projects in the AOR. - Directly manage and be accountable for the A&AS staff in the AOR. - Serve as a leadership layer between A&AS project support and the A&AS department lead. - Proactively lead A&AS staff. Identify strengths and weakness in performance. Provide opportunities for professional development and performance improvement.  - Advise government on strategies, risks, mitigations in execution of mission in the AOR. - Work with project teams to identify gaps in knowledge, skills, and abilities; coordinate/deliver ad hoc training to mitigate potential risks. - Provide guidance, direction, consulting, and other resources to Project Teams to augment team performance. - Maintain awareness of/advise on project tasks/statuses through Gov/A&AS syncs and A&AS only syncs. - Maintain awareness of/advise on geopolitical events in the AOR that impact mission. - Maintain awareness of/advise on Policy Guidance and Operational Imperatives that impact mission. - Maintain proficiency in various systems to include, ATRIP, WAT, Mercury/TRLS, CAT, etc. and proactively advise government and A&AS on new updates, policy changes, etc. - Facilitate/coordinate responses to taskers relevant to Project Teams in the AOR. - Provide QA/QC to country summaries, fact sheets, QPMRs, weekly activity reports, etc. for projects in the AOR. - Provide inputs/guidance to the POM, Operational Imperatives, annual spend plans, metrics, etc. for projects in the AOR. - Support country assessments and metrics validation on a recurring basis for projects in the AOR. - Attend/facilitate pertinent information sessions, PMRs, workshops, meetings, deep dives, working groups, etc. - Keep the PPP Government and A&AS Leadership apprised of all things pertinent to the effective management of the program (personnel management, project team performance, resource constraints, schedule conflicts, training needs, etc.)

At Noblis and Noblis ESI, we have excellent teams of smart, collaborative, proactive experts and professionals. We are actively seeking to identify personnel to join our team of talented professionals who possess the experience, vision, commitment, and integrity to successfully support the strategic goals of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) Office of Mission & Capability Support (MCS).   DHS S&T was established by Congress to provide innovative scientific and technical solutions to the nation's homeland security challenges. Within S&T, MCS executes Research, Development, Test and Evaluation (RDT&E) to transition solution approaches, technologies, and knowledge products in support of DHS Component customers including U.S. Coast Guard (USCG), the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), Customs and Border Protection (CBP), the U.S. Secret Service, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), Federal, State, Local Tribal and Territorial (FSLTT) first responders, and the larger Homeland Security Enterprise (HSE). MCS covers all DHS mission areas and serves 13 discrete customer portfolios. New teammates will support these efforts, as well as augment our existing team working on rapidly developing technology in response to evolving threats.   We are actively seeking to identify personnel with financial management, budget analysis, and acquisition experience to join our team of talented professionals who possess the experience, vision, commitment, and integrity to successfully support the strategic goals of DHS S&T. Key Job Responsibilities: - Provide preparation, analysis, and entry into relevant systems of budget and financial data. - Prepare pertinent briefing materials, business resources and financial reports, and provide business and programmatic support.  - Present and communicate information to stakeholders in a clear and concise manner. - Provide verification and assessment of budget and financial data, evaluation of compliance with applicable policies and procedures, and support for independent business and financial analysis and reviews. - Contribute to budget strategy and develop and maintain financial spreadsheets and databases, including budgets and spend plans. - Monitor and track funding, obligations, and schedules; utilize financial databases and reports; provide financial analysis and presentations; support cost proposals and document financial processes. This includes monthly collection and analysis of technical and cost reports from funded contracts. - Consult clients on adjustments to the overall budget in response to budget cuts and shortfalls, opportunities for unplanned funds, and mitigation strategies for schedule changes affecting finances.  - Provide leadership on financial team projects in consultation with the MCS Financial and Budget Team contractor and Task Order management. - Serve as the primary MCS Financial and Budget Team point of contact for an MCS technical division providing relevant updates regarding the status of funding, guidance related to execution of funds, and assistance completing budget and finance related taskers including Resource Allocation Planning (RAP), Spend Plan development, and Congressional and Office of Management and Budget Justifications (CJ and OMBJ respectively). - Gather and consolidate project related financial data from multiple DHS systems (STATS, FFMS, SharePoint, etc.).  - Interact with and maintain rapport with other DHS and S&T entities, including the S&T Finance and Budget Division (FBD), Contract Acquisition Program Support (CAPS) and Office of Procurement Operations (OPO).  - Provide professional/technical services in support of acquisition planning through solicitation, award, performance, final payment, and preparation for close-out for the full range of contractual instruments used by Government. - Advise, develop, and review procurement requests (PRs), contract, and other acquisition packages, including Acquisition Plans (APs), Acquisition Strategies (AS), Independent Government Cost Estimates (IGCEs), Justification and Approvals (J&As), Determination and Finding (D&F), etc., ensuring adequacy, consistency, and compliance with administrative, regulatory, and procedural requirements. - Provide professional/technical services in support of acquisition planning through solicitation, award, performance, final payment, and preparation for close-out for the full range of contractual instruments used by Government. - Contribute to project management and oversight of programs, projects, and activities by managing scope, schedule, and budget and interacting with stakeholders internal and external to S&T.

The FAA’s System Engineering and Technical Innovative Solutions (SETIS) portfolio will provide a broad range of Research, Service Analysis, Strategic Planning, Systems Engineering (SE), technical, financial, and programmatic support services that will enable the FAA to accomplish its National Airspace System (NAS), Mission Support and other aviation-related objectives.    This exciting and diverse work includes technical, financial, and programmatic support services, and other aviation-related support services that fall within the FAA’s Acquisition Management System (AMS) Lifecycle Management Policy activities, including but not limited to:   - Systems engineering and integration,   - Investment and business case analysis,   - System acquisition program planning and management,  - System development and implementation planning and management,   - System Life Extension Program/Technical Refresh planning,   - Program and contract management,   - Forecasting and business/financial/information management    In addition, the candidate will be involved in Aviation, Innovation, and New Entrants related activities that fall outside the AMS Lifecycle Management Policy. This includes, but is not limited to research, analysis, and assessment supporting the development of systems, standards, policies, published rules, and procedures.     Responsibilities:  - Develop comprehensive plans that describe business and technical strategies to meet program/product objectives.  - Develop current year and out-year F&E and O&M budget forecasts and justification documents.  - Respond to budget inquiries, perform budget analyses, and develop impact statements.  - Manage program performance, schedule, and finances according to established milestones.  - Develop and track integrated product schedules.  - Respond to Congressional, DOT Office of the Inspector General (OIG), Government  Accountability Office (GAO), and other external inquiries.  - Manage Risk, Issue, Opportunity (RIO) process and respond to PMO inquiries.  - Develop and track business plan goals in SPIRE.  - Develop and maintain a comprehensive spend plan based on budget projections and  schedules.  - Develop and maintain reporting to track FAA program office obligations and expenditures.  - Presents recommendations/solutions related to short and long-term program planning requirements.  - Responsible for configuration management, Earned Value Management, financial management, cost estimation, and risk management.  - Assist program manager in definition and execution of tasks/projects, work assignments, deliverables, and product quality assurance to achieve objectives.  - Support, track, and manage program, activities, actions, issues, deliverables, and projects.  - Prepares and provides the regular status of functional reports. Analyzing, and track issues across various products, and coordinating with the project managers.  - Acts as a liaison and provides general and specific written and oral responses to inquiries from customers and project team.  - Gather and analyze data related to existing programs or processes. - Identify inefficiencies and areas for improvement. - Develop strategies or solutions to address identified issues. - Collaborate with stakeholders and team to ensure alignment with project/program goals. implements changes and monitor outcomes. - Assist with tracking artifacts and contribute to changes and improvements as needed. - Assist in reporting, program performance, documentation, presentations, and other direct costs tracking.

Noblis is seeking a Network Engineer (Tier 2) in Fayetteville, NC.     Responsibilities include:   - Provide 24/7 support for the Special Operations Command (SOCOM) ISR Transport Enterprise. - Troubleshooting interface between the SOCOM user community and the transport system OEM components and configuration providers. - Interface with NOC Engineers and controllers, including providing technical assistance and updates. - Responsible for providing technical and operational support to the users forward and the hubs located at the ISR inject sites. - Situation reports, status updates and assist with any system upgrades requiring aircraft and ground transport coordination. - The contractor will work closely with government and OEM program managers to include SOCOM and other site engineers as required. - Provide expertise in Full Motion Imagery and black/red terrestrial communications networks. - Directly support the development and testing of network configurations, system-monitoring, remote terminal commissioning, routine preventive maintenance, customer and OEM problem tracking, and network problem resolution in all aspects of networking about the client's Baseband, IF, and RF communications. - Coordinate with SOCOM/J63 to ensure support requirements outlined in this SOW and additional tasking related to data transport requirements are prioritized by SOCOM/J63.