Naval Engineering SME

at  Hepburn and Sons LLC

Overview:
Hepburn and Sons is seeking a SME to support our government customer that obtains professional technical, engineering, analytical and programmatic support for basic research, applied research, and advanced technology development programs associated with surface, including amphibious, undersea, and ground naval platforms, naval materials and undersea weapons.
This is a contingent position based on award/funding from the customer.

• Assist Program Officers with analyzing and assessing industrial technology, concepts, programs, and investments in areas specifically related to program objectives. This includes reviewing white papers and proposals submitted to ONR in response to ONR BAAs or proposals received by any other means in an advisory /non-voting capacity
• Assist Program Officers with technical evaluation of S&T investment proposals and assessment of alternatives sociated with these proposals
• Assist Program Officers with development of technology roadmaps focused on incorporating program technologies into existing or planned acquisition programs, development of transition plans for technology products to engineering development and deployment in the fleet
• Assist Program Officers with conducting or reviewing focused studies and analyses to justify or validate technical or budget decisions related to S&T program objectives
• Assist Program Officers with reviewing, identifying, and assessing emerging requirements, technologies, capabilities, concepts, tactics of interest, and possible teaming relationships in areas related to ONR’s objectives for selected technology programs
• Conduct special studies or specific support and provide a senior level review of emerging technologies that support naval mission requirements related to ONR Code 33 relevant technologies
• Support transition of ONR-developed technology by preparing information and documentation required to describe and implement the technology and identify and exploit opportunities to describe and publish in appropriate journals, magazines, and other media the results and value of the programs conducted by ON