Oasis Systems is a telecommunications company that is headquartered in Australia, with international offices in the UK, Malaysia and Thailand. Oasis primarily specializes in developing and managing carrier network software and systems. Wikipedia
Oasis Systems is a telecommunications company that is headquartered in Australia, with international offices in the UK, Malaysia and Thailand. Oasis primarily specializes in developing and managing carrier network software and systems. Wikipedia
This System Engineer III position supports the back-end of a next generation end user environment that combines a standard modern Windows based Desktop and Office Automation, with Unified Communications through a virtual environment.
Create, configure and maintain Microsoft SharePoint based solutions such as content management, customized workflows, system tracking, BES Portfolio tracking, documentation management and site administration.
This position will have to interface with a team of military, Government civilian, contractor project managers and FFRDC/A&AS support personnel in the day-to-day activities associated with management of HB's projects, programs and initiatives.
Responsible for supporting the review, analysis, and documentation of the development and implementation of new or revised procedures, separation standards, equipment, software, and other operations related activities.
Provide program management assistance and advisory services for several automated Microsoft access tools, any replacement tools, and their interconnectivity with external systems such as RWITS, Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) Enterprise Business System (EBS), (e.g. Clarity, CCAR, COGNOS, the AFRL Data Repository (ADR)) and JOCAS.
Perform data processing to manipulate the data to prepare for reporting including linking the data to other data sources, formatting the data, supplementing the data with reference data, and may require data modelling skills and the use of intermediary tables to store the cleansed data set.
Participating and collaborating on DMO/LVC and M&S working groups and meetings to develop possible solutions for integration and interoperability problems.
Responsible for analyzing, developing, reviewing, and coordinating procedures, operational needs and requirements, and planning from a national and international air traffic control operational policy and management perspective.
Responsible for supporting the review, analysis, and documentation of the development and implementation of new NAS requirements/technologies (i.e. Nextgen, TBFM, TBO etc.)
Responsible for supporting the review, analysis, and documentation of the development and implementation of new or revised procedures, separation standards, equipment, software, and other operations related activities.
Responsible for analyzing, developing, reviewing, and coordinating procedures, operational needs and requirements, and planning from a national and international air traffic control operational policy and management perspective.
The Software Developer develops and configures systems specifications that address business requirements, processes, and that fit within architecture standards.
The Software Developer develops and configures systems specifications that address business requirements, processes, and that fit within architecture standards.
Designs architecture to include the software, hardware, and communications to support the total requirements as well as provide for present and future cross-functional requirements and interfaces.
Assist in developing, refining, and producing life cycle management plans in support of integrating Distributed Mission Operations (DMO) systems with the Mission Training Centers (MTCs).
Manage IT system infrastructure and any processes related to these systems; Provides support to IT systems including day-to-day operations, monitoring and problem resolution for all the client/server/storage/network devices, etc.
This position supports the Utility Cloud Computing Development and Support team with the deployment, configuration, and troubleshooting applications on Linux (predominantly CentOS).
