System Integration Lab (SIL) Integrator
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Job description
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Prioritize and schedule UH-60 System Integration Lab (SIL) events.
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Manage S3I UH-60 baseline simulation architecture configurations.
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Determine UH-60 SIL simulation and aircraft configurations needed to support requested events.
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Coordinate for needs outside the SIL to support UH-60 SIL events.
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Coordinate and track the Systems Simulation, Software and Integration Directorate (S3I) UH-60 SIL schedule.
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Verify UH-60M SIL is properly configured for test events.
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Perform as operator of UH-60 SIL equipment (start/stop SIL simulation / stimulation software, assist test personnel with startup of SIL cockpit and rack).
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Track Aircraft and simulation parts needed in the S3I UH-60 SIL.
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Take action to obtain required UH-60 SIL parts as directed.
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Supervise modifications needed in the S3I UH-60 SIL to support upcoming test and evaluation activities.
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Attend (in person or by telecon) Flight Test IPTs and UHPO meetings where upcoming H-60M configurations are discussed.
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Load avionics software on 60M LRUs as needed to support upcoming S3I SIL testing.
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Advise PIF team supporting developing UH-60 SLV kits for UHPO.
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Act as a backup to support loading UH-60 avionics software updates on AFTD test aircraft, Black Hawk Aircrew Trainer (BAT) team, SAC Hawk SIL HSV, and Rockwell SIL HSV.
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Act as avionics platform operator during regular UH-60 Central Technical Support Facility (CTSF) Army Interoperability Certification (AIC) testing.
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Collects Audio/Visual and Avionics data (1553/429/serial) during 60M and 60V SIL testing.
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Provide Aviation Mission Planning Software (AMPS) support to UHPO Test team and Project Leads,
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Provide AMPS support for Rockwell HSV SIL and SAC IBTF Stratford/HSV in support of UHPO Integration testing.
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Provide technical support to UHPO software load teams to diagnose and resolve software loading issues.
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Assist UHPO Logistics with reloading/return to service of components that failed software loading during Fielding.
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Provide technical support to UHPO avionics MWO development/validation teams.
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Provide technical support to Software Change Package (SCP) development teams.
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Provide technical support to Software Loader Verifier development team.
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Asist with the evaluation/de-bugging of new Software Loader Verifier (SLV) and software load tools.
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Provide technical support to external groups and Field Service Representatives (FSR) as required.
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Provide Avionics technical support to UHPO Project Leads.
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Provide technical support and Investigate Avionics and software issues found by field units
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Provide technical support to Black Hawk Aircrew Trainer (BAT) team for UH-60M Build and Avionics Modifications.
Requirements
- The candidate should be a highly motivated and responsive self-starter with the ability to manage multiple tasks.
Education and General experience:
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Bachelor of Science degree in a technical field with at least ten (10) years of relevant experience is preferred.
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A strong work ethic, the ability to work effectively with others and a healthy desire to acquire new skills are paramount in this position.
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Understanding of H-60M helicopter system, subsystems, and mission kits and their integration aspects to include electrical and software.
Clearance Requirements: Must have an Active Secret Security Clearance or the ability to obtain and maintain a Secret Clearance.
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