Intecon

Analyst

• Develop, maintain, and continuously update FPS COOP strategies, plans, and procedures to ensure continuity of mission-essential functions during all-hazards disruptions (natural, aggressor, physical, and cyber-based).
• Ensure COOP plans remain aligned with FPS mission changes, operational requirements, and current threat conditions by conducting periodic reviews and incorporating lessons learned from incidents, exercises, and leadership direction.
• Identify continuity vulnerabilities and assess potential operational impacts to FPS critical functions, producing actionable mitigation strategies and recommended courses of action to strengthen organizational resilience.
• Conduct Business Impact Analyses (BIA) to identify critical functions, dependencies, maximum tolerable downtimes, and recovery priorities; translate findings into continuity and recovery strategies.
• Develop and execute Disaster Recovery Planning focused on restoration of IT systems and infrastructure after network/service interruption, including coordination of recovery sequencing and operational reconstitution requirements.
• Coordinate with FPS Watch and MegaCenter(s) to reconcile continuity-related rosters, personnel status, and accountability reporting requirements to support COOP activation and steady-state readiness.
• Create, script, and facilitate continuity scenarios, tabletop exercises, and functional evaluations to test COOP effectiveness; document results, gaps, and corrective actions with measurable improvement objectives.
• Manage stakeholder engagement across internal FPS elements and external partners to ensure COOP buy-in, clarity of roles/responsibilities, and coordinated execution during activation.
• Collaborate with IT personnel and operational stakeholders to plan for relocation, restoration, and sustainment of critical IT capabilities and operational communications during COOP events and relocations.
• Maintain continuity readiness for COOP deployment by supporting office equipment care, inventories, end-user maintenance, and readiness documentation required for rapid relocation and sustained operations.
• Review and analyze situation reports, resource tracking, and deployment/relocation rosters to inform leadership awareness of continuity posture, readiness gaps, and recovery progress.
• Produce continuity-related briefings, executive-ready summaries, and supporting documentation suitable for senior leader decision-making, ensuring clear articulation of impacts, priorities, and restoration status.

Continuity & Disaster Recovery Analyst

• Analyze Joint Doctrine, USAF Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTP), Concepts of Operations (CONOPS), Initial Capabilities Document (ICDs), issue papers, plans, and other documents.
• Develop USMTF change proposals (average 12/year) and IERs (average 2/year) for MIL-STD-6040 and message catalog updates.
• Translate operational user information exchange needs into MTF proposals and evaluations.
• Review and evaluate proposed MTF ICPs from other Services and Commands (average 20/year) and NATO (average 50/year), assessing interoperability, integration, and implementation.
• Identify and develop solutions for effective configuration management of MIL-STD-6040, DoD Interface Standard U.S. Message Text Format (USMTF) Description, and Allied Data Publication 3 (ADatP-3), NATO Message Text Formatting System (FORMATS), and associated message catalogs.
• Provide information and presentations to the Joint USMTF Configuration Control Board (CCB), NATO Senior Air Information Exchange Requirements (IER) Panel, and other meetings relating to Message Text Formats, as directed by the Government, to support efforts to ensure USAF interests and equities are accurately represented.
• Advise the USAF voting principal on technical aspects of proposed changes, policy or doctrinal implications, and intended positions by other Services or allied nations.
• Perform staff functions and collect and track Action Items assigned to the USAF.
• Develop Change Proposals (CPs) supporting NATO Air IERs, including formatting the IER and creating CPs to update Allied Data Publication 3 (ADatP-3) and the NATO message catalog.
• Review and evaluate proposed NATO MTF CPs developed by other Nations, NATO Commands, or IER panels and provide technical assessments addressing interoperability, integration, and implementation issues.

Military Standards Development and Analyst

Manager

• Assist the Government in deploying and tracking the latest updated versions of the iSMART toolset across the DoD.
• Provide updated releases of the toolset on a schedule determined by the Government.
• Register applications and systems within the Enterprise Information Technology Data Repository (EITDR).
• Attend iSMART-related meetings to present recommendations, training, or process support to the group on methodologies for documenting detailed system implementation data using processes and tools.
• Gather and evaluate data to develop Background Papers, staff studies, or presentation materials intended to describe implementation strategies, persuade an audience, or report progress.
• Update toolset reference data to reflect current MIL-STD baselines by incorporating JMTCCB-approved MIL-STD Interface Change Proposals (ICPs) within 60 days of approval to allow systems to accurately document platform and system capabilities.
• Research and gather information to develop Background Papers, staff studies, Talking Papers, or presentation materials as assigned by the Government.

Certification Implementation Research Tool Manager

• Provide technical assistance to users on the iSMART process and the Government-designated software tool for acquisition programs and other users.
• Update toolset reference data to reflect current MIL-STD baselines.
• Research and gather information to develop Background Papers, staff studies, Talking Papers, or presentation materials as assigned by the Government.

Implementation Process – Tool Analyst

QA Engineer

• Provide technical support in all phases of Air Force service-level multi-TDL platform, system, and net-centric services Compatibility and Interoperability (C&I) testing.
• Coordinate test scheduling through the Participating Test Unit Coordinator (PTUC).
• Liaise with system program offices throughout all phases of Air Force Standards Conformance and Joint interoperability testing.
• Analyze collected test data to validate preliminary trouble reports and determine operational impact.
• Attend Technical Analysis Group (TAG) meetings to provide support on multi-TDL standards interpretation.

Compatibility and Interoperability Tester

• Research, engineer, and draft changes to Tactical Data Link (TDL) Military Standards (MIL-STDs) based on USAF tactical combat system Information Exchange Requirements (IERs), minimizing impact on existing systems.
• Develop and evaluate bit-level implementation specifications, advise software developers and testers, and submit interface change proposals formatted in accordance with Joint Multi-Tactical Data Links Configuration Control Board (JMTCCB) Terms of Reference.
• Recognize requirements for, initiate, draft, and submit interface change proposals on average every two months in support of TDL standards development.
• Prepare for and attend Air Force Standards Interoperability Board (AFSIB), Joint, Bilateral, and Allied TDL meetings, working groups, and subgroups to support USAF Tactical Data Link objectives.
• Analyze proposed changes from U.S., Joint, and Allied entities for impacts on USAF systems, joint and allied interoperability, and system implementations, and provide written technical evaluations in accordance with JMTCCB Terms of Reference.
• Research U.S. and Allied technical documents to identify discrepancies and develop change proposals for TDL configuration items, including applicable U.S. MIL-STDs, NATO STANAGs, ATDLPs, ADatPs, and APPs.
• Assess interoperability test trouble reports to determine affected systems and deficiency criticality, and participate in USAF Technical Analysis Groups and Joint Analysis Review Panels.
• Evaluate test results against relevant MIL-STDs, identify standards shortfalls, and develop Interface Change Proposals to address deficiencies identified through test and evaluation analysis.
• Review newly drafted versions of MIL-STDs to identify incorporation errors and provide corrected bit-level formats, verbiage, or notations to achieve intended technical objectives.
• Draft Technical Information Design Plan–Test Edition (TIDP-TE) documents for new TDL capabilities to support development of formal U.S. MIL-STDs, NATO STANAGs, ATDLPs, or APPs.
• Review Information Support Plans posted to the JASM website to verify correct MIL-STD references and coordinate with USAF requirements and program offices to support TDL integration.
• Participate in Integrated Product Teams and working groups to support development of operational concepts and architectures using existing and emerging TDL capabilities.
• Research and develop Background Papers, staff studies, Talking Papers, and presentation materials as assigned by the Government.

Tactical Data Link Analyst

Tactical Data Link Military Standards Development Analyst, SME

• Research, engineer, and propose changes to Tactical Data Link (TDL) Military Standards (MIL-STDs) based on USAF tactical combat system Information Exchange Requirements (IERs), minimizing impact on existing systems.
• Develop and evaluate bit-level implementation specifications, advise software developers and testers, and submit interface change proposals formatted in accordance with Joint Multi-Tactical Data Links Configuration Control Board (JMTCCB) Terms of Reference.
• Prepare for and attend Air Force Standards Interoperability Board (AFSIB), Joint, Bilateral, and Allied TDL meetings, working groups, and subgroups as directed by the Government.
• Analyze proposed changes from U.S., Joint, and Allied entities for impacts on USAF systems, joint and allied interoperability, and system implementations, and provide written evaluations in accordance with JMTCCB Terms of Reference.
• Research U.S. and Allied technical documents to identify discrepancies and develop change proposals for TDL configuration items, including applicable U.S. MIL-STDs, NATO STANAGs, ATDLPs, ADatPs, and APPs.
• Assess interoperability test trouble reports to determine affected systems and deficiency criticality, and participate in USAF Technical Analysis Groups and Joint Analysis Review Panels.
• Review newly drafted versions of TDL MIL-STDs to identify incorporation errors and provide corrected bit-level formats, verbiage, or notations to achieve intended objectives.
• Draft Technical Information Design Plan–Test Edition (TIDP-TE) documents for new TDL capabilities as required.
• Review Information Support Plans posted to the JASM website to verify correct MIL-STD references and coordinate with USAF requirements and program offices to support TDL integration into platforms and systems.
• Participate in Integrated Product Teams and other working groups to support development of operational concepts and architectures using existing and emerging TDL capabilities.
• Research and develop Background Papers, staff studies, Talking Papers, and presentation materials as assigned by the Government.

Tactical Data Link Analyst – Military Standards Development

Software Engineer

• Conduct training needs analyses to identify user training requirements for new mission planning software features.
• Develop curriculum, lesson plans, and instructional materials such as handouts, quick-reference guides, and multimedia training content.
• Deliver classroom, on-site, and virtual training sessions for Air Mobility Command personnel and mission planning system users.
• Update and maintain training materials to reflect the latest MPS software releases and ensure accuracy over time.
• Coordinate training events, including scheduling, logistics, and participant communication.
• Support the government’s ability to record and reproduce training sessions and materials for future reuse.
• Ensure all training content is government-owned, accurate, and compliant with standards.
• Collect and incorporate user feedback to continuously improve training effectiveness.

Training Developer – Instructor

Technical Writer

• Research, draft, edit, and publish MAF Mission Planning Systems (MPS) CD-4 documentation, including but not limited to: Information System Capability Development Documents (IS-CDDs), Operational Concepts of Employment (OCE), MAF Concepts of Employment (CONEMPs).
• Translate complex technical, operational, and system requirements into clear, concise, and accurate documentation in accordance with JCIDS, Air Force, and DoD standards.
• Develop and maintain documentation in alignment with the Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System (JCIDS) lifecycle and governance requirements.
• Collaborate closely with subject matter experts (SMEs), engineers, system analysts, and operational leads to gather inputs, validate content, and ensure consistency across deliverables.
• Support requirements traceability, test metric development, and vignette and use-case creation to validate capability needs and operational outcomes.
• Integrate DOTMLPF-P considerations across all documentation to ensure comprehensive capability representation.
• Prepare and maintain meeting minutes, Monthly Status Reports (MSRs), briefing materials, and technical document reviews.
• Format, edit, and manage technical documentation within SharePoint, Microsoft Teams, and other version-controlled repositories.
• Ensure compliance with Air Force templates, configuration management standards, and document control procedures.
• Support leadership and stakeholder briefings through professionally developed written materials, summaries, and presentation content.