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Cambridge International Systems, Inc. has a full-time Operations Specialist opportunity available based in Oahu, HI. Qualified candidates for this job must possess a current DoD Top Secret security clearance.
Salary Range: $70,000.00- $91,000.00
ROLE RESPONSIBILTIES
The Operations Specialist will play an integral role in manning a 24x7 Watch Floor helping our Navy customer and ensuring sustainment operations are carried out in accordance with specified objectives. Overall, Cambridge International Systems helps to identify IT Network Engineering requirements, enhance and develop IT capabilities, and provide technical solutions in support of the Navy’s mission. Schedule: Willing and able to work shift, overtime, holidays, and weekends as required. Typical shift is 12 hours per day and 40-hour work week.
- Member of a 24/7 support team responsible for overseeing daily operations. Must be able to work within a team standing a rotating watch to ensure project deliverables.
- Able to monitor operations, to include mission and support systems (generators, HVAC, etc.) and leverage a wide range of accesses and technical tools to immediately fix many of the technical issues that hinder the mission.
- Provide basic troubleshooting skills to resolve problems.
- Act as escalation manager liaison between operations and support elements for rapid restoration notification.
- Provide timely updates to customers, senior leadership and the Program Manager for situational awareness documentation.
- Conduct pass down briefings, maintain pass down logs and present to on-coming watch teams.
- Prepare and disseminate information reports, presentations and other deliverables to project leadership.
- Conduct routine project status meetings with Government Project Managers and Cambridge's project team and help identify project challenges and risks while offering alternatives to achieve success and continually improve enterprise processes.
- Participate in the creation of document deliverables, such as Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), System Assessments, Project Status Reports, etc. prior to submitting to the Government.
- Ensure project deadlines are kept and ensure tasks remain within project scope.
- Show initiative and the ability to work within a team while keeping Cambridge management informed of shifting priorities and challenges.
Required QUALIFICATIONS
- Minimum High School and four (4) years' experience working in a team environment.
- Must possess an active DoD Top Secret security clearance with the ability to obtain a TS/SCI.
- Ability to follow Standard Operating Procedures (SOP).
- Basic Electronics and electricity experience.
- Willing and able to work shift, overtime, holidays, and weekends as required.
- Ability to establish confidence and credibility with managers and senior level Navy leaders and the ability to foster open communications within teams.
- Proficient in MS Office software products.
- Respond quickly to situations
- Well organized
- Work effectively in diverse environments to include civilians, military and contractors
- Concurrently handle multiple issues and assignments.
- Must be proficient in using different technologies such as computers and other tools and systems pertinent to the position.
DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS
- IAT Level I or higher certification
- Military Training Schools
- US Veteran
TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS
- In rare occasions, overnight travel may be required.
PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT AND WORKING CONDITIONS
Cambridge International Systems complies with Temporary Duty Station (TDY)/Outside Continental United States (OCONUS) vaccination requirements. If this position requires OCONUS travel (listed above), Vaccine Recommendations by AOR | Health.mil lists applicable current vaccination requirements by location.
- Must be able to work in an office environment, sitting at a desk, looking at a computer for most of the workday.
- Work is physically comfortable; the employee has discretion about sitting, walking, standing, etc.
- May be required to travel short distances to offices/conference rooms and buildings on site.
BENEFITS AND PERKS
Cambridge International Systems is committed to investing in our employees and their future by providing them with competitive compensation, career development opportunities, comfortable working conditions, and a comprehensive benefits package, some of which are listed below:
- 401(k) matching and immediate vesting
- Paid time off and holidays
- Generous tuition & training assistance program
- Relocation assistance
- Performance-based bonuses
- Community involvement & outreach
- Wellness program
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
- Tickets at Work
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