Science and Engineering Services, LLC

Technician

• Coordinate with project engineers throughout projects and provide technical support
• Perform maintenance and modifications on assigned aircraft using electrical, electronic, pneumatic, and other test support equipment
• Operationally check systems, subsystems, and associated line replaceable unit removal and installation
• Interpret and advise on maintenance procedures and policies for repairing aircraft and related equipment
• Install units, parts, equipment, and components in avionics and structural assemblies according to blueprints and specifications
• Fabricate and assemble prototype equipment for military aircraft
• Service, repair, and overhaul aircraft to ensure airworthiness
• Repair, replace, and rebuild aircraft components, including wiring harnesses, power distribution systems, communication/navigation systems, and flight control/aircraft monitoring systems
• Use hand tools, power tools, machines, soldering irons, and connector installation tools
• Read and interpret maintenance manuals, technical manuals, FAA FARs, and commercial aircraft manuals
• Perform other duties as assigned

Aircraft Electrical Technician

• Coordinate with project engineers throughout projects and provide technical support
• Perform maintenance and modifications on assigned aircraft using electrical, electronic, pneumatic, and other test support equipment
• Operationally check all systems, subsystems, and associated line replaceable unit (LRU) removal and installation
• Interpret and advise on maintenance procedures and policies to repair aircraft and related equipment
• Install units, parts, equipment, and components in avionics and structural assemblies according to blueprints and specifications
• Fabricate and assemble prototype equipment for military aircraft
• Use military technical manuals, technical orders, modification work orders, blueprints, FAA FARs, and commercial aircraft manuals
• Service, repair, and overhaul aircraft to ensure airworthiness
• Repair, replace, and rebuild aircraft components, including wiring harnesses, power distribution systems, communication/navigation systems, and flight control/aircraft monitoring systems
• Use hand tools, power tools, machines, soldering irons, and connector installation tools
• Perform other duties as assigned

Program Manager

• Provide program control support services in program finance and analysis, annual and multi-year fiscal planning, and work-plan development
• Track budgets, monitor costs, prepare project financials, explain variances, and provide forecasts
• Research and analyze data to derive relationships across Program Finance functions, including budget analysis, systems, schedules, cost variations, and Earned Value Management
• Interpret, assess, and analyze planning documents and directives to determine effects on PMO objectives and plans
• Participate as a cost analyst in planning, coordinating, and conducting operations research studies of material/support systems
• Assess the cost impact of major hardware components and related support systems with the Program Manager
• Monitor cost, schedule, technical, and operational aspects of assigned projects
• Perform other duties as assigned

Program Analyst I

Instructor

• Lead in developing coursework
• Conduct training
• Evaluate students based on project specifications
• Develop and integrate module content, materials, and media
• Track and communicate project status
• Identify and resolve project issues
• Work within budget
• Lead, mentor, and manage 3–5 instructors
• Manage multiple courseware products and projects with competing requirements

Senior Instructor II

• Responsible for the overall knowledge, organization, direction and requirements of the contract effort
• Ensure timely reporting of information so program efforts are met
• Demonstrate competence in project management and technical discipline fields
• Provide cost and schedule estimating
• Ensure programs meet systems discipline, engineering specifications and commercial practices relating to weapon systems procurement and production
• Perform daily, weekly and monthly reporting as required
• Participate in program meetings as required
• Provide clear, concise communication

Program Manager I

Buyer

• Review Bills of Material (BOMs)
• Create Request for Quote (RFQ) forms
• Contact vendors for quote information and follow up on quote requests
• Prepare completed proposal packets for team lead or manager review
• Work with team leads, departments, and program managers to clarify BOM details
• Process and revalidate proposals until win/loss
• Receive and prioritize Purchase Requisition (PR) lists according to program needs
• Verify current pricing and delivery information
• Apply purchase orders (POs) and enter missing information in Costpoint
• Create electronic folders for purchase order review and approval
• Notify Program Managers of part, delivery, or other discrepancies
• Submit purchase orders to vendors and follow up or cancel as required
• Complete QA104 part number change request forms as needed
• Source parts and services using pricing history
• Utilize the Approved Vendor List and develop vendor relationships
• Identify new vendors and make recommendations to leadership
• Use system-generated reports for purchasing and quotation data
• Maintain system notes and request assistance with purchasing efforts
• Respond to facility inquiries and issues supporting the purchasing process
• Use FAR and DFARS daily for compliance
• Perform other duties as assigned

Buyer I

Clerk

• Receive and store Government Furnished Equipment (GFE), kits, and other inventory property
• Accurately enter property into the database; perform material transfers and releases according to company processes
• Conduct inventory cycle counts and verify item storage, location, quantity, and related details
• Control and maintain accuracy of materials and records using manual and electronic inventory control systems
• Transfer, store, stack, or palletize materials according to prescribed storage methods
• Issue materials from reservations or other relevant documentation
• Examine stored materials and report deterioration and damage
• Issue, inventory, account for, and dispose of expired Hazmat material according to company procedure
• Operate pallet jacks and/or forklift
• Complete documents correctly and obtain required signatures
• Maintain Costpoint retrieval records, including description, quantity, cost, serial lot number, and availability
• Maintain inventory control over parts, including on-hand accuracy, locations, abbreviations, shelf life, and lot identification
• Maintain inventory receipts, stocking, issues, returns to stock, and location transfers by filing in designated locations
• Perform other duties as needed to meet organizational needs

Parts Clerk – Warehouse

• Receive and store Government Furnished Equipment (GFE), kits, and other inventory property
• Enter property into the database and perform material transfers and releases according to company processes
• Conduct inventory cycle counts and verify item storage, location, and quantity
• Control and ensure accuracy of material and records using manual and electronic inventory control systems
• Transfer, store, stack, or palletize materials according to prescribed storage methods
• Issue materials from reservations or relevant documentation
• Examine stored materials and report deterioration and damage
• Issue, inventory, account for, and dispose of expired Hazmat material according to company procedure
• Operate pallet jacks and/or forklift
• Ensure documents are completed correctly and required signatures are obtained
• Maintain Costpoint retrieval records, including description, quantity, cost, serial lot number, and availability
• Maintain inventory control over parts, including verification of parts on hand, locations, abbreviations, shelf life, and lot identification
• File inventory receipts, stocking, issues, returns to stock, and location transfers in designated locations
• Perform other duties as needed to meet organizational needs