InDyne is a full-service military, civilian and commercial operations company. Our Mission is to provide tailored, cost effective, quality services and solutions. Our Vision is to exceed customer expectations by delivering results through agility, flexibility and responsiveness. Our Core Values include integrity, trust and loyalty.

The Consolidated Maintenance and Operations Center (CMOC) technician will report directly to the CMOC Supervisor. This position is located at Pituffik, Greenland. The Consolidated Maintenance and Operations Center (CMOC) technician performs maintenance and operations on mission computer equipment. Ensures diagnostic testing is conducted on all data processing systems and peripherals. Report status of any equipment changes, modifications and anomalies immediately to the Missile Warning Operations Crew (MWOC) Commander/Crew Chief (CMDR/CCH). Assures all configuration control procedures are followed. Support space surveillance operations and testing. Operates CMOC facilities and immediately responds to all reporting requirements. Other duties and responsibilities may be assigned to meet the changing needs of contract performance.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

• Perform computer operations, maintenance, diagnostics, alignments, and modifications to Silicon Graphics Inc. (SGI) and Sun computers, servers, and various types of network equipment to include Cisco switches and firewalls, and all associated peripherals.
• Submit system outage reports, update Equipment Status Reports and enter reportable equipment into the Integrated Maintenance Data Systems (IMDS) database.
• Monitor radar Operations and Assessment (OA) tests, interpret faults and reconfigure equipment. Maintain accurate records, logs, files, prepare reports and supply documentation.
• Follow and support all Safety and Security regulations and policies.
• Perform all data reduction jobs, loading scenarios, mission history tape recording, output routing, two-person scenario control, visitor control log, access lists, and Consolidated Maintenance Operations Log entries.
• Operate the Electronic Tape Transfer System (ETTS) by coordinating with the Centralized Integrated Support Facility (CISF) to obtain connection to the network, load files to the system, and transfer files to the distant end.
• Maintain control of un-bonded software and associated simulation media. Maintain accurate classified control logs for all media types.
• Provide maintenance and customer support for the User Simulator Trainers (UST).
• Maintains minimum qualifications in radar maintenance in order to provide support to the radar technician, as required.
• Perform additional duties as assigned.

Educational/Training Requirements:

• High School Diploma or Equivalent
• Three years of experience with UNIX, SGI/IRIX, and/or Solaris operating systems.
• Two years of experience with Missile Warning and/or Space Tracking missions.
• Two years of computer maintenance on SGI servers and workstations. COMPTIA Security + certification required.
• Must have an Active Security Clearance.

Required Skills/Experience:

• Excellent communication skills both written and verbally
• Ability to track purchases and manage budget as supplied

Supervision:

• The CMOC Technician works under the general supervision of the CMOC Supervisor and Assistant Supervisor.

Work Environment:

• Expected to be able to lift to 20 to 30 pound loads on occasion in a normal working office environment and may work extended hours on weekends and holidays. Travel throughout the Pituffik area is routinely required. Rotation schedule will be 8 weeks on and 5 weeks off with possibility of adjustment. A 66-hour work week will be the norm.
• Pituffik, Greenland, is located approximately 755 nautical miles north of the Artic Circle with a transitory Military, DoD Civilian and Foreign National population. Ambient temperatures during the nine-month winter, where at least three months are in 24/7 total darkness, range from the mid 20-degree F, to – 40/-60 F with often times sustainable winds of 35 to 60 mph for extended periods. Though food and shelter are provided, sustainment of resupply items, to include medical supplies are tied to the Air Mobility Command cargo schedule and compatibility with changing weather patterns. Communication back to the US remains as spotty as the weather and AMC cargo delivery as Pituffik is tied to satellites and satellites do not like bad weather.
• Daily, there are no improved roads, merely hard packed dirt, and tundra. Taxi service to work centers, dining, medical and individual quarters are available on a 24/7 basis and wait times vary. The Army Post Office (APO) receives mail (supplies and medications) once a week, though often delayed during the nine-month winter weather for various reasons, therefore medication resupply is not consistent. The arid climate, extreme temperature range within the coldest season, basic transportation being by foot and the frequency for isolation for various reasons (to include up to 72 hours/week at work) make for a challenging environment.

Physical Demands:

• Walking, siting, typing, bending, and lifting items as required within position requirements.
• During storm season (Sept through early April) it is not uncommon to be confined to either your quarters or your work center for extended periods of time (18 to 24 hours; up to 3 or 4 days) Medical facilities are available and amount to little more than a Critical Care/triage facility with more aggravated medical issues transported off-island once arranged. Because of the location and minimal transportation assets, arrangements can take anywhere from 4- to 10-days to evacuate a medical casualty.

****InDyne is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. Women, minorities, veterans, and individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply. Any person with a disability needing special accommodations to the application process please call our Human Resources department.