Test & Evaluation Analyst: Logistics

VIRGINIA BEACH, VA
Full Time
Mid Level

​​AERMOR LLC. is hiring a Test and Evaluation Analyst who has extensive Logistics experience to support the Surface Warfare and Combat Systems programs at Operational Test and Evaluation Force (OPTEVFOR) in the following areas: Documentation Review, Test Planning Support, Operational Test Design, Test Analysis, and Reporting, Test Operations Support, Modeling & Simulation Support, and Program Management Support.

* This job will require travel and previous shipboard experience. The test team is expected to go underway, sometimes from a few weeks to over a month, periodically throughout the year. *


Responsibilities Include:

  • Operational Test Design Development Plan and design operational tests in conjunction with mission-based Critical Operational Issues (COI), cross-referenced with Navy Mission Essential Task Lists (NMETL) and/or Joint Mission Essential Task Lists (JMETL).  Operational Tests are to be conducted in conjunction with the IOT&E methodology, in accordance with existing OPTEVFOR policies.
  • Assist in the development and refinement of the Integrated Evaluation Framework (IEF) for OT, DT assists, operational assessments (OA), IOT&E, FOT&E, and compile data necessary to draft the test plans (both integrated and operational) to address changes in requirements documentation.
  • Conduct background research and provide analytical support and recommendations for the development of data collection plans for testing the operational effectiveness and suitability.     
  • Devise test matrices and procedures to satisfy OPTEVFOR testing objectives.
  • Determine data reduction/reconstruction requirements (including hardware and software resources necessary for the collection and storage); identify facilities that can provide this processing and prepare appropriate documentation to support the required service(s).


Required Skills and Experience:

  • Must currently possess a U.S. Government issued, active Secret level security clearance.
  • Minimum of 3 years of experience in developmental and operational test strategies and good working knowledge of processes and procedures for range scheduling and test surrogate applications.       
  • Must have experience (5 of the last 8 years) with the Navy and multi-service missions, operations, logistics, management, and organizational responsibilities.   
  • Must have working knowledge of the DoD 5000 series, OPNAVINST 5000.42 series, as well as SECNAVINST 5000 series instructions. ·    
  • Must have demonstrated the ability to interact effectively within the naval community and have a demonstrated ability to communicate the results of the operational analysis to sponsoring activities and decision-makers.
  • Must have a working knowledge of DOE and expertise in entry/extraction of data within the OPTEVFOR IEF database tool.
  • Must have completed the OPTEVFOR Operational Test Director and Integrated Evaluation Framework training courses.
  • Must have previous operational test experience.
  • Must have previous active duty Naval experience.        
  • Demonstrated proficiency with Microsoft Outlook, PowerPoint, Excel, Word, and Project.
  • Must have completed the OPTEVFOR Operational Test Director and Integrated Evaluation Framework training courses.


​Educational Requirements: 

  • Two years’ experience in specified field and Doctorate or;   
  • Four years’ experience in the specified field and Master’s degree or; 
  • Six years’ experience in the specified field and Bachelor’s degree or;
  • ​Eight years’ experience in a specified field and Associates' degree.
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