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You will serve as the government lead of the Release Assembly Integrated Product Team for the W93/Mk7 portfolio to ensure the coordinated delivery of key subsystems to the program.You will represent the Reentry Systems branch at the Accuracy Improvement Program and Future Mission Equipment working groups, supporting rapid deployment of new technologies to programs of record.You will draft and manage the technical and programmatic scope of relevant contractual vehicles in support of the Reentry Systems portfolio, including work requests, task orders, and Military Interdepartmental Procurement Requests (MIPR).You will lead the management and coordination of a diverse staff of federal civilian, military, industry/contractor, and other government agency efforts to deliver mission success.You will closely coordinate with the staff of other sections and units within the Reentry Systems Branch to ensure delivery of excellence across the technical and programmatic spectrum.You will independently highlight and resolve issues affecting their equities; directs and participates in reviews of progress and/or issues with Reentry Branch staff members and other stakeholders.You will communicates the status of progress regularly with Unit, Section, and Branch leadership.You will partner with various stakeholders, such as National Nuclear Security Administration, United States Air Force, and Federally Funded Research and Development Centers.You will formulate and executerequirements, planning factors, and budgets necessary to support design, development, production, and test and evaluation of the Navy's reentry systems portfolio.
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