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Army CUAS Incumbents - Engineers & Technologists
- Workplace
- On-site
- Commitment
- Full-time
- Salary
- $63,600 - $111,300/yr
- Posted
Location
Huntsville, United States
This role is for current personnel on the Army C-UAS contract at Redstone Arsenal to transition to Parsons and continue their impactful work. You will join Parsons and continue in a position similar to your current role, supporting the C-UAS mission to lead, plan, coordinate, and synchronize the requirements allocation, development, testing, and fielding of integrated advanced sensors, effectors, and mission command component systems to detect and defeat Group 1, 2, and 3 UASs. The PdM C-UAS has multiple functional areas including requirements development, research and development, production contracting, fielding, and sustainment.
Responsibilities
- You will be joining Parsons and continuing in a position similar to your current role. The C-UAS vision is to lead, plan, coordinate, and synchronize the requirements allocation, development, testing, and fielding of integrated advanced sensors, effectors, and mission command component systems to detect and defeat Group 1, 2, and 3 UASs, focusing on program of record and rapid fielding using agile and flexible methods.
- The PdM C-UAS has multiple functional areas to meet its mission and vision, including:
- Requirements development
- Research, development, and testing of component and system-of-systems solutions
- Production contracting and oversight
- Fielding to US and Foreign Military Sales (FMS) forces
- Sustainment of fielded equipment
Requirements
- Active US Security Clearance
- Experience with Army cUAS efforts
Benefits
- Competitive Compensation: Equitable salary mapping and a comprehensive benefits package.
- Career Growth: Access to internal mobility, training programs, and a vast network of defense and technology contracts.
- Dedicated Support: A streamlined onboarding process with a dedicated transition team to assist with security clearance transfers, benefit enrollment, and day-one readiness.