COLUMBIA Strategic Weapons System; SWS On-site Representative - Security Clearance

Position: COLUMBIA Strategic Weapons System (SWS) On-site Representative - with Security Clearance
Job Description BAE Systems is seeking an experienced Business Systems Analyst to serve as our On-Site representative supporting the construction of the next generation SSBN, the COLUMBIA Class to include the Strategic Weapons System (SWS) and the TRIDENT D5LE Missile. Thoroughness, integrity, subject matter expertise, and the ability to work well independently and with others are important traits we expect the successful candidate to possess and demonstrate.

The position will be based out of Groton, CT or Quonset Point, RI with the expectation that the candidate will make regular visits to the alternate site/location for COLUMBIA Strategic Weapons System (SWS) Installation and Checkout (I&C) events as required, typically one or two times per week. The person selected for this job requisition will have 10% travel required. This position is responsible for providing direct support to SP206 (Strategic Systems Program (SSP) Logistics Branch in the management of COLUMBIA I&C spares.

This includes the development of support documents, supportability analyses, Life Cycle Management, and participation in BAE Systems Engineering and Logistics team activities associated with the COLUMBIA program. Position includes providing technical support to SP206 for OHIO/COLUMBIA class matters regarding sustainment initiatives to include meeting management and building presentations for senior representatives. Additionally, the candidate will be required to manage and/or support other SP206 operations as needed.

Analyze current processes and procedures for deficiencies to determine potential corrective action and demonstrate ability to develop self-assessments to validate operations effectiveness. Must also work with and support corporate Safety, Health, Environment (SHE) personnel to maintain a safe work environment and ensure compliance with safety objectives and policies. Additional tasks:
* Planning, executing, and attending multiple weekly SWS related meetings with multiple government entities.
* Facilitate emergent requirements for SWS I&C Spares and complete ad hoc taskers from SP206 and NAVSUP WSS.
* Attend Shipyard Execution Planning Meetings (SEPMs) to best understand shipbuilder best practices and lessons learned for SWS I&C Spares program.
* Coordination with UK SWS I&C Spares program and Item managers.
* Review/Update/Draft SWS related SSP Instructions and Ordnance Documents in support of the Columbia I&C Program.
* Walkthrough of Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) Warehouse (Periodically).
* Prepare SWS I&C Metrics (Monthly).
* Review annual SWS I&C Spares Inventory and direct shipbuilder second counts as required.
* Review and recommend updates to the SWS I&C Desk Guide.
* Adjudicate Realtime Outfitting and Management Information System (ROMIS) issues with NAVSUP WSS, Supervisor of Shipbuilding (SUPSHIP) Groton and the shipbuilder.
* Inspect and approve SWS GFE (Sked A, D, E & OBRP) shelf-life material and disposals.
* Extend shelf-life of SWS GFE materials when applicable.
* Inspect and approve disposal of SWS GFE materials identified on Defective Material Summary (DMS) reports.
* Transport I&C spares between Quonset Point and Groton warehouses as needed to support emergent issues.
* Provide customer with frequent updates to tasks as required.
* Maintain the strict confidentiality of sensitive information. #LI-VW1
#LI-Hybrid About BAE Systems and the U.S. Navy's Strategic Systems Programs (SSP) Our organization has supported the U.S. Navy's Strategic Systems Programs (SSP) continually since the program's inception in the 1950s. SSP developed the first sea-based, underwater-launched Strategic Weapon System (SWS), a defense system that is truly critical to our national security. For more than six decades, SSP has maintained and upgraded this weapon system and we have been there every step of the way.

The sea-based SWS is the ultimate stealthy weapon system and is the first leg of the U.S. nuclear triad. With over 70% of our nation's nuclear arsenal its importance to maintaining world peace cannot be overstated. The development of Columbia, the most advanced nuclear-powered, nuclear-armed submarine ever designed, as well the next D5LE2 weapon system is under way and will begin to be rolled out over the next decade.

The Navy projects this system to be operational through 2084, meaning the program will have a total life span of more than 120 years. This is a unique program and BAE Systems employees on this program understand they are part of an important legacy. As a decades long sole source partner on multiple contracts on behalf of our customer, our program has remarkable stability and is concurrently experiencing significant growth.

Combined, these factors provide ample opportunity for professional growth and development for capable and talented individuals on our team.
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