About the role

Range Laser Safety Analyst supporting U.S. Navy's range assessment program in Corona, CA. Involves GIS support, data management, and field surveys for military training programs.

Responsibilities

The Specialist will complete in-the-field surveys of various training ranges (may include, but not limited to, extensive hiking, flights in both fixed and rotary wing aircraft, ship/boat transport, ATV use).
Will participate in site surveys, providing support to survey lead (includes, but not limited to, attending briefings/meetings, capturing field notes, generating photo record, and GIS/GPS support).
Provide post-processing and analysis of GPS data as well as manage data from multiple sources in various formats.
Individual will report on analysis results and produce reports as required (including, but not limited to, ad hoc, monthly, quarterly, and annually).
Will develop database and maintain data archiving/backup program.
Will generate, adopt, and work with Spatial Data Standards for Facilities, Infrastructure, and Environment (SDSFIE) data and associated models.
Individual will also develop or introduce new technologies/processes to improve workflows.
Provide GIS Analyst support to customers with diverse operational needs.
Document and analyze requirements from users and managers and translate them into application, functionality, and data requirements.
Interpreting data and researching geographical information.
Performing 3D terrain & spatial analysis.
Creating, filing, printing, and distributing maps and geospatial information.
Assist with training and technical support of end users and stakeholders.
Other duties as assigned or required.

Fluent in Environmental Systems Research (ESRI) GIS Products, MS Office Suite, SDSDIE, and Adobe software
Practical knowledge of GPS technologies (hardware & software functionality)
Proficient in database management and data archiving
Detailed and accuracy orientated
Exceptional organizational skills
Self-disciplined and self-motivated
Ability to work independently or as a part of a team
Requires minimal supervision and direction - Excellent written and oral communication skills
Ability to pass U.S. Navy NASTP (Naval Aviation Survival Training Program) Class 3 Non-Aircrew aviation physiology and water survival training
Ability to lift and carry up to 35 pounds of equipment up to a half a mile
Ability to walk up to two miles in various environmental conditions and on various outdoor terrains
Ability to climb stairs and ladders
Ability to fly in small fixed or rotary wing aircraft plus travel by boat/vessel and ATVs/UTVs
Must possess an active US Passport or be able to obtain one
ArcGIS Pro, 3D Analyst, and Spatial Analyst experience (Desired)
Experience working with military and federal agencies (Desired)
U.S. Navy TLSO/RLSS/LSS certified (Desired)
Certified Technical Writer (Desired)
U.S. Navy NASTP Class 3 Non-Aircrew certified (Desired)
Active GISP (Desired)
Knowledge of ionizing and non-ionizing radiation principles (Desired)
Experience with military training procedures & documentation (Desired)