Key Responsibilities:

• Providing the ability to stand-up, support, and demobilize response operations located at in the field - to include physical, logical, and remote support where required.
• Developing process and standard operating procedures as a method to validate fielded devices remain consistent with all standard configurations.
• Managing, tracking, and storing all BHA field equipment in a secure manner (i.e., both physically and logically).
• Coordinating with Regional support POCs to capture information on GFE in the possession of offsite (remote) personnel and ensure adherence to all Asset Management processes.
• Supporting scheduled field certification of all equipment used by BHA regional field staff.
• Performing support and operating as a member of the Disaster and Response Team.
• Supporting response or field assessments as part of response support and services to provide BHA staff more information to better understand the impacts of a disaster to determine how BHA can best support the affected country via humanitarian assistance.
• Providing response or field assessment support and services consistent with the same SLAs as the response support and services.
• Participating in formal communications equipment training to prepare to effectively operate all field communications equipment, trainings may be classroom-based, remote, and/or exercise-based to allow for various learning means.
• Attending training delivered electronically, in a classroom setting, or in the field (i.e., in a disaster or disaster[1]simulated scenario).
• Tracking all deployable communications and specialized equipment inventory in the Agency's ITSM Tool (ServiceNow).
• Collaborating with inventory management to maintain comprehensive inventory and adequate equipment cache for use in surge and break-fix efforts.
• Supporting the real-time accountability of the equipment status, whether the equipment is at facilities, in transit, being used for exercises, or in the field.
• Updating all training materials for communications training, at minimum, this will occur when new types of equipment are added to deployment kit inventory or equipment/software is updated.
• Checking all DART kit equipment readiness and provide a checklist report as proof of readiness (i.e., ensure gear is tested, software is up-to-date, and all equipment is deploy-ready)
• Perform the deployable communications function and provide planning, redundant communications, and IT support and services in response operations field deployments.

*Contingent on Contract Award*

Basic Qualification:

• An active US DOD Secret or the ability to obtain a US DOD Secret Clearance.
• High School level plus some specialized experience within a field-based / civilian-based humanitarian assistance and disaster response environment.
• Demonstratd ability to identify and prioritizes humanitarian needs, recommends response activities, and coordinates with the affected country, donors, US military, and other organizations).
• Demonstated ability to Set up initial communications links, typically satcom, voice/data).
• Demonstrated ability to use existing personnel safety and security radio net (typically VHF/UHF voice).
• Demonstrated ability to perform immediate initial evaluation of communications situation.
• Demonstrated ability to select communications site with considerations given to highest available elevation with appropriate clearing for radio and satellite terminal antennas.
• Demonstrated ability to provision and provide operational field communications voice and data support.

Preferred Qualification:

• Active Secret Security Clearance.

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