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Naval Air Systems CommandYou will serve as an Assistant Program Manager for Test and Evaluation (APM T&E) in the Test and Management of Program, and Operations Division of NAVTESTWINGLANT NWCF.You will provide full spectrum test team support, including financial management, test planning and provisioning, test execution and oversight, and coordination of data analysis and test reporting to program managers and other sponsors.You will execute all developmental and operational testing for assigned aircraft.You will chair Test and Evaluation Working Integrated Product Team meetings and be responsible for Test and Evaluation Master Plan configuration management and currency, planning, coordination, and execution of Operational Test Readiness Reviews.You will maintain current knowledge to answer questions from team members and program stakeholders on procedures, policies, directives, etc.You will accomplish other duties as assigned.
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