SUPV IT SPECIALIST (PLCYPLN)
U.S. Pacific FleetYou will serve as a
SUPV IT
SPECIALIST (PLCYPLN) in the INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & CYBER SECURITY (ITACS) OFFICE of
PEARL HARBOR NSY AND
IMF.You will serve as a branch head, responsible for a wide range of Information Technology (IT) projects, programs and IT activities to support PHNSY and IMFYou will provide long and short range, capital and strategic planning; development and implementation of systems and projects.You will provide workforce analysis and planning, policy standards guidance and development.You will provide resource and logistical management, and supervisory oversight for a team of IT Specialists.You will assign and review work of subordinates and identify training needs.You will provide authoritative technical and administrative assistance for all programs within area of responsibility.You will manage and execute local processes, protocols and procedures within AOR and ensure team is performing work in compliance with applicable regulations.
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