12+ years of fleet operational experience in ASW operations, or a bachelor's degree in a related field with 10+ years of experience.
Experience at an IUSS site supporting mission operations.
Familiarity with undersea warfare tactics and acoustic sensors.
Background in acoustic theory or oceanography.
Proven ability to collaborate across multi-disciplinary teams.
Ability to obtain an interim security clearance.
Responsibilities
Serve as the primary SME for Integrated Undersea Surveillance System and secondary SME for other TDA systems.
Participate in development planning and functional system testing.
Collaborate with development teams to ensure operational accuracy in models and interfaces.
Prepare and deliver briefings and analyses to stakeholders.
Provide insights into ASW system performance and tactical strategies.
Apply project management skills to coordinate tasks and ensure timely delivery of upgrades.
Travel up to 25% for demonstrations, training, and testing.
Benefits
Opportunity to work on cutting-edge ASW technologies.
Engagement with cross-functional teams and government stakeholders.
Professional development through training material creation and user guides.
Potential for travel to various fleet sites and test facilities.
Full Job Description
SHINE Systems is looking for an IUSS Subject Matter Expert to join our team.
What You'll Work On
Serve as the primary subject matter expert (SME) for Integrated Undersea Surveillance System and secondary SME for other TDA systems such as STK and STK-N.
Participate in development planning, functional system testing, and program verification tests (PVTs) at development or fleet facilities.
Collaborate with cross-functional development teams to ensure operational accuracy in acoustic models, sensors, and system interfaces.
Prepare and deliver detailed briefings and analyses to fleet stakeholders and external organizations.
Provide operational insight into ASW system performance, sonar data interpretation, and tactical employment strategies.
Apply project and team management skills to coordinate tasking, track progress, and ensure on-time delivery of system upgrades, documentation, and training.
Primary Responsibilities
Apply in-depth ASW, acoustic, and oceanographic knowledge to system design, testing, and evaluation.
Perform functional and verification testing of sonar tactical decision aid software across multiple system configurations.
Collaborate with developers to troubleshoot, verify, and validate system functionality and user interface improvements.
Develop and maintain training materials, user guides, and operational procedures.
Interface with government customers, fleet representatives, and partner organizations to gather feedback and align capabilities with user needs.
Travel (up to 25%) to fleet sites or test facilities for demonstrations, training, and system testing.
Basic Qualifications
12+ years of fleet operational experience directly related to ASW operations, systems, and theory in lieu of degree; OR bachelor's degree in mathematics, physics, acoustics, oceanography, or engineering and 10+ years of directly related ASW operational experience.
Experience working at an IUSS site supporting mission operations.
Familiarity with recent undersea warfare tactics, acoustic sensors, and beamforming principles.
Background in acoustic theory or oceanography.
Proven ability to build strong working relationships across multi-disciplinary teams.
Ability to obtain an interim security clearance.
Desired Qualifications
Excellent oral and written communication skills, including technical documentation and stakeholder briefings.
Knowledge of Fleet acoustic analysis tools.
Compensation & Pay Scale:
Salary Range: $55,000 to $130,000
Determination: The final salary offered will be based on the awarded contract funding and the selected candidate's experience, education, and geographic location.
