What are the responsibilities and job description for the Terminal Instrument Procedure Specialist position at SAIC?
Job ID 2610867
Location Oklahoma City, OK, US
Date Posted 2026-04-01
Category Information Technology
Subcategory Bus Solutions Eng
Schedule Full-Time
Shift Day Job
Travel Yes - 10% of the time
Minimum Clearance Required Interim_Secret
Clearance Level Must Be Able to Obtain Secret
Potential for Remote Work ORA_REMOTE
Description
SAIC has an immediate need for Terminal Instrument Procedure Specialist (TERPS) to support Army Instrument Approach Procedures Branch.
NOTE This is a 100% remote opportunity
Duties
Required Education and Experience
Location Oklahoma City, OK, US
Date Posted 2026-04-01
Category Information Technology
Subcategory Bus Solutions Eng
Schedule Full-Time
Shift Day Job
Travel Yes - 10% of the time
Minimum Clearance Required Interim_Secret
Clearance Level Must Be Able to Obtain Secret
Potential for Remote Work ORA_REMOTE
Description
SAIC has an immediate need for Terminal Instrument Procedure Specialist (TERPS) to support Army Instrument Approach Procedures Branch.
NOTE This is a 100% remote opportunity
Duties
- Review and develop Army IAPs IAW Army, FAA, ICAO, and PANS-OPS standards.
- Review host nation IFPs for compliance with TERPS and PANS-OPS criteria.
- Support actions for IFPs and airfields, obstruction evaluations, and airspace actions.
- Evaluate and support the effect of proposed obstructions, altered or deactivated airports, NAVAID outages and revisions impacting IFPs, airspace, or facility concerns.
- Have expert knowledge to utilize programs such as AIS, GPD, ASPS, DTED, DVOF, and the DAFIF for evaluating and tracking various programs.
- Maintain NOTAMs for airfields and IFPs in support of U.S. Army requirements.
- Support USAASA to evaluate airfield engineering and operational criteria related to IFPs.
- Support coordination of requested airport data changes for Army IFPs
Required Education and Experience
- BS degree and five (5) years or more experience; Masters and three (3) years or more experience; PhD and zero (0) years experience; four (4) years of experience accepted in lieu of a degree.
- Military or Civilian Accredited TERPS course with proof or verification of completion.
- Direct recent experience in TERPS development work.
- Working knowledge of the DOD TERPS, ICAO/NATO and FAA criteria, policies and procedures.
- Fixed-wing and helicopter TERPS, fixed-based, and foreign IFP experience
- Must accomplish clear and concise general and technical writing, prepare and conduct effective technical presentations, provide project monitoring and reporting, and tactfully coordinate with project stake holders.
- Must have an active Interim Secret Security Clearance with the ability to obtain and maintain a full Secret clearance.