Satellite Operations Controller; TS​/SCI​/Poly

Required Experience

• US Citizenship required.
• High School Diploma/GED and 5 years of related experience with Satellite Operations, including military or civilian training and experience
• Must have an active TS/SCI with a POLY
• Must be willing to work shifts as required to support mission operations.

• Ability to solve complex problems in a challenging and dynamic environment
• Analytical skills and the ability to perform assigned technical tasks
• Excellent communication skills
• Experience with Microsoft Office Suite

At Peraton, our benefits are designed to help keep you at your best beyond the work you do with us daily. We’re fully committed to the growth of our employees. From fully comprehensive medical plans to tuition reimbursement, tuition assistance, and fertility treatment, we are there to support you all the way.

Peraton offers enhanced benefits to employees working on this critical National Security program, which include heavily subsidized employee benefits coverage for you and your dependents, 25 days of PTO accrued annually up to a generous PTO cap and eligible to participate in an attractive bonus plan.

Ready to make an impact! Peraton is seeking a motivated Satellite Operations Controller in Colorado Springs, Colorado, to support our Front Range Operations and Sustainment Team (FROST) program, and to provide satellite support service to our mission‑critical Government customer. FROST conducts real‑time on‑orbit support, launch‑ascent support and End‑of‑Life operations for all NOPS‑supported operations. You will provide the customer with a single operational and engineering interface to the Satellite Control Network (SCN).

The work is performed at Schriever Garrison. This position performs satellite operations and health checks on satellite systems.

• Establishing voice, messaging, and data communications for multiple‑satellite programs of varying priorities and classifications.
• Configuration and monitoring of displays for computer and network equipment during normal mission operations.
• Multi‑program coordination and scheduling using custom software tools.
• Determination of any anomalous condition and providing corrective actions as required.
• Generation of downtime reports and other associated documentation for operational outages.
• Support to various operations status, engineering review, and problem boards.
• Identification of areas of concern, issues, inefficiencies, and other non‑value‑added activities, as well as proven recommended solutions, as appropriate.
• Supporting site operations to ensure quality, safety, and compliance requirements are maintained as described in the Performance Work Statement (PWS)/Statement of Work (SOW), site‑specific Occupational Safety and Health Administration publications, and local/state policies/regulations.
• Supporting the FROST Managers to ensure a collaborative relationship is maintained with our Prime and government customer.

FROST mission‑critical support requires maintaining a team presence 24 hours per day, seven (7) days per week, and 365/366 days per year, including federal holidays.