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STRATEGIC SYSTEMS PROGRAMS (SSP)This is a public notice flyer to notify interested applicants of anticipated vacancies. Applications will not be accepted through this flyer. Interested applicants must follow the directions in the "
You will provide engineering and program management regarding physical properties associated with the future Strategic system and subsystems.You will coordinate and establish the scope, time, schedule and associated planning of the programs listed above. Recommending corrective action when necessary to meetrequirements.You will participate in problem investigations involving integration of missile subsystems and includes evaluating changes in the interfaces with the submarine combat control room.You will evaluate system engineering,requirements management techniques, and engineering risks for strategic weapons.You will assess the safety, performance, and reliability of the deployed subsystems.You will analyze and evaluate technical and programmatic issues with the SSP field offices and other government field activities regarding their day-to-day interaction with contractors, subcontractors, and government activities.
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