Bomber Effectiveness Analyst

Bachelors Degree in Mathematics or similar technical field (operations research, computer science, statistics, etc.)
Expertise with computer coding (scripting languages such as MATLAB, C variants, Python, etc.) or professional training in electronic warfare, electromagnetics, RCS reduction
Experience with Design of Experiments concepts and statistical principles
Proficient in use of Microsoft Office products
SECURITY CLEARANCE: TOP SECRET clearance with less than five years since the last investigation closed out
Ability to obtain Special Access Program (SAP) clearances
5 years of practical knowledge of military aircraft systems and related fields such as flight controls, avionics and other electrical subsystems, low observables systems design, manufacturing and maintenance, propulsion systems, aircrew and human machine interfaces, radar fundamentals and advanced electromagnetics theory, combat mission planning and weapons employment, adversary threat capabilities.

Drafts operational effectiveness test plans, reports, and various supporting documents and briefings.
Responsible for providing technical assistance of effectiveness evaluations in the development of test objectives and plans, test execution, result analysis, and reporting.
Assists the Test Director in timely preparation of high-quality analysis across the varied test venues during all test phases.
Contributes to all facets of test design and planning using in-depth knowledge of system under test, AFOTEC test policies, and test range capabilities.
Attends meetings and conferences as required.
Approximately 10-20% CONUS travel will be required to multiple government and contractor facilities around the country, representing the government T&E team with program office, contractor, laboratory, Federally-Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), and academic activities.

No preferred qualifications provided.