General Dynamics
Systems Analyst (Tactical Networks – CANES) | Active Secret clearance
General Dynamics, San Diego, California, United States, 92189
Job Qualifications:
Skills:
Installation Support, Requirements Analysis, Systems Analysis Certifications:
None Experience:
3 + years of related experience Job Description: Bring clarity to complexity as a
Systems Analyst
with GDIT. You’ll translate mission needs into actionable requirements and data-driven decisions for Consolidated Afloat Networks and Enterprise Services (CANES) and related Navy tactical network efforts with NIWC Pacific (Codes 55131/55132/55133) in support of PMW-160. MEANINGFUL WORK AND PERSONAL IMPACT Elicit and decompose capabilities into measurable functional/performance requirements, verification objectives, and acceptance criteria for new builds and tech refresh. Develop and maintain Requirements Traceability Matrices (RTMs) in DOORS; align operational needs to technical specs, test cases, and results. Perform trade studies, alternatives analyses, and cost/schedule/performance/risk assessments; provide clear recommendations to IPTs/WIPTs and leadership. Produce/curate SE artifacts: concepts of operations, interface definitions, data dictionaries, ICD/SRS inputs, SEPs/EIPs, test plans/reports, BoMs, and program briefings. Support architecture products (DoDAF views) at enterprise/tactical/system levels; map interfaces across enclaves and transport paths. Partner with IA teams on RMF touchpoints (IATT/ATO evidence, STIG posture, POA&M data) and ensure analysis artifacts support A&A packages. Plan/assist DT&E, SOVTs, TRRs, and Operational Assessments; perform defect triage, root-cause analysis, metrics/OKRs, and readiness reporting. Execute configuration status accounting in CMPro; track CCB/PTRB actions, baselines, deviations/waivers, and implementation status. Prepare installation/fielding analysis (site surveys, BESEP/STEDP/IDP inputs, risk/impact assessments) to minimize operational disruption. Build dashboards and ad-hoc analytics (e.g., Power BI/Excel/SQL/Python) for performance, cyber posture, and lifecycle/obsolescence insights; drive process improvement (Agile/DevSecOps/ITIL). WHAT YOU’LL NEED TO SUCCEED (Required): Security Clearance:
Active Secret clearance Security Clearance:
Secret. U.S. Citizenship required. Experience:
3 years systems/business analysis for enterprise or tactical networks, including requirements engineering, trade studies, and test/installation support. Hands-on with DOORS (or equivalent), RTM development, and SE artifact creation; familiarity with CM and change workflows (CMPro or similar). Working knowledge of RMF artifacts, DISA STIG alignment, and how cyber posture influences system requirements and acceptance. Proficiency in data analysis/visualization (Excel pivot/power tools, Power BI/Tableau) and creating decision-quality briefs. Skills/Tools:
DOORS, Jira/Confluence, Visio/modeling tools, CMPro (or equivalent), MS Project/Smartsheet; strong stakeholder facilitation and technical writing. Education:
BS/BA in Systems/Industrial Engineering, Operations Research, Computer Science/Information Systems, or related field (equivalent experience may substitute per GDIT policy). Certifications:
DoD 8570/8140 IAT-II baseline (e.g., Security+ CE) within 90 days of start. Work Location:
Onsite San Diego, CA (NIWC Pacific). Limited CONOCONUS travel to labs, shipyards, and fleet concentration areas per tasking and installation/test events Position Availability:
Position is pending final contract award. WHAT WE’D LOVE FOR YOU TO HAVE (Desired): Prior support to NIWC Pacific and/or PMW-160 (CANES, ADNS, or similar Navy tactical network programs). MBSE/SysML experience (Cameo/MagicDraw), INCOSE ASEP/CSEP, ITIL v4, or PMP. Familiarity with BESEP/FRCB submissions, shipboard installation documentation, and cross-domain/guard considerations. Exposure to GPON, virtualized data center/networking (vSphere/vCenter), QoS, and CCRI readiness. Scripting for analysis/automation (Python), SQL querying, and dashboard design. Equal Opportunity Employer / Individuals with Disabilities / Protected Veterans
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Installation Support, Requirements Analysis, Systems Analysis Certifications:
None Experience:
3 + years of related experience Job Description: Bring clarity to complexity as a
Systems Analyst
with GDIT. You’ll translate mission needs into actionable requirements and data-driven decisions for Consolidated Afloat Networks and Enterprise Services (CANES) and related Navy tactical network efforts with NIWC Pacific (Codes 55131/55132/55133) in support of PMW-160. MEANINGFUL WORK AND PERSONAL IMPACT Elicit and decompose capabilities into measurable functional/performance requirements, verification objectives, and acceptance criteria for new builds and tech refresh. Develop and maintain Requirements Traceability Matrices (RTMs) in DOORS; align operational needs to technical specs, test cases, and results. Perform trade studies, alternatives analyses, and cost/schedule/performance/risk assessments; provide clear recommendations to IPTs/WIPTs and leadership. Produce/curate SE artifacts: concepts of operations, interface definitions, data dictionaries, ICD/SRS inputs, SEPs/EIPs, test plans/reports, BoMs, and program briefings. Support architecture products (DoDAF views) at enterprise/tactical/system levels; map interfaces across enclaves and transport paths. Partner with IA teams on RMF touchpoints (IATT/ATO evidence, STIG posture, POA&M data) and ensure analysis artifacts support A&A packages. Plan/assist DT&E, SOVTs, TRRs, and Operational Assessments; perform defect triage, root-cause analysis, metrics/OKRs, and readiness reporting. Execute configuration status accounting in CMPro; track CCB/PTRB actions, baselines, deviations/waivers, and implementation status. Prepare installation/fielding analysis (site surveys, BESEP/STEDP/IDP inputs, risk/impact assessments) to minimize operational disruption. Build dashboards and ad-hoc analytics (e.g., Power BI/Excel/SQL/Python) for performance, cyber posture, and lifecycle/obsolescence insights; drive process improvement (Agile/DevSecOps/ITIL). WHAT YOU’LL NEED TO SUCCEED (Required): Security Clearance:
Active Secret clearance Security Clearance:
Secret. U.S. Citizenship required. Experience:
3 years systems/business analysis for enterprise or tactical networks, including requirements engineering, trade studies, and test/installation support. Hands-on with DOORS (or equivalent), RTM development, and SE artifact creation; familiarity with CM and change workflows (CMPro or similar). Working knowledge of RMF artifacts, DISA STIG alignment, and how cyber posture influences system requirements and acceptance. Proficiency in data analysis/visualization (Excel pivot/power tools, Power BI/Tableau) and creating decision-quality briefs. Skills/Tools:
DOORS, Jira/Confluence, Visio/modeling tools, CMPro (or equivalent), MS Project/Smartsheet; strong stakeholder facilitation and technical writing. Education:
BS/BA in Systems/Industrial Engineering, Operations Research, Computer Science/Information Systems, or related field (equivalent experience may substitute per GDIT policy). Certifications:
DoD 8570/8140 IAT-II baseline (e.g., Security+ CE) within 90 days of start. Work Location:
Onsite San Diego, CA (NIWC Pacific). Limited CONOCONUS travel to labs, shipyards, and fleet concentration areas per tasking and installation/test events Position Availability:
Position is pending final contract award. WHAT WE’D LOVE FOR YOU TO HAVE (Desired): Prior support to NIWC Pacific and/or PMW-160 (CANES, ADNS, or similar Navy tactical network programs). MBSE/SysML experience (Cameo/MagicDraw), INCOSE ASEP/CSEP, ITIL v4, or PMP. Familiarity with BESEP/FRCB submissions, shipboard installation documentation, and cross-domain/guard considerations. Exposure to GPON, virtualized data center/networking (vSphere/vCenter), QoS, and CCRI readiness. Scripting for analysis/automation (Python), SQL querying, and dashboard design. Equal Opportunity Employer / Individuals with Disabilities / Protected Veterans
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