Total 559 job vacancies in USA, CA, San Diego (1615 Murray Canyon Rd)

• You will establish long and short range plans for the division to include workload, policies, and priorities.
• You will keep abreast of new developments in quality assurance, SUBSAFE, SOC, FBW field and take the initiative to develop better methods to assure a quality product or service.
• You will find and implement operational improvements and promote team building.
• You will assure that the work is planned, coordinated, and completed effectively and on time.

• You will conduct on-site and remote information systems operations as part of a team of government and contractor personnel, and perform analysis, design, development, testing, installation and configuration.
• You will ensure appropriate information assurance security posture by applying critical operating system and platform firmware and driver updates and patches to the images according to Security Technical Implementation Guidelines (STIGs).
• You will develop documentation for tracking of end of life/support and acquisition life cycle activities for network appliances, application, messaging and database systems.
• You will monitor and optimize server and network system performance and security using integrated and third-party system utilities and tools.
• You will identify Cyber security objectives and requirements and incorporate into acquisition and integration plans and document all project phases.
• You will perform configurations, testing, and deployment on Cisco networking devices.
• You will engage with potential vendors to discuss, develop and document technical solutions for information systems including datacenter security stacks and LAN/WAN infrastructures.

• You will need to have knowledge of the makeup, modification, and operation of moderately complex hydromechanical/pneumatic fuel control subassemblies.
• You will diagnose, overhaul, repair, and test various components requiring knowledge of pneumatic, hydraulic, and basic electrical and mechanical principals.
• You will make qualitative evaluations of the internal components of some subassemblies, analyzing the causes of failures, and making the necessary repairs and adjustments to render the components, usable within required specifications.
• You will use hand tools, jigs, fixtures, special tools, test equipment, measuring devices, and cleaning equipment.
• You will select and effectively utilize the proper tooling, including measuring devices such as torque wrenches, feeler gauges, depth gauges, etc.
• You will read and interpret technical data, parts supply manuals, and schematic diagrams.
• You will remove and replace components requiring precise measurements to tolerances of less than one thousandth inch in some applications.
• You will troubleshoot to determine and isolate malfunctions in less complicated assemblies and components.
• You will diagnose operational failures to determine the extent of repairs and whether to rework or replace faulty parts, in less complex subassemblies, assemblies, component's and systems to estimate time required to complete repairs.

The following are the duties of this position at the GS-12. If you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform all these duties, and will receive training to help you grow in this position.

As an Archivist, you will:

• Prepare descriptions of complex bodies of records and digital objects for inclusion in the National Archives Catalog.
• Independently develop and deliver responses to non-routine reference requests that draw upon a broad knowledge of records, involve multiple sources of information, employ innovative research techniques, or require interpretation of complex rules or procedures.
• Assist researchers in navigating complex finding aid systems and establishing connections between related archival sources, regardless of their physical location.
• Plan and coordinate activities leading to the identification of records eligible for transfer to NARA.
• Determine appropriate levels for the establishment of intellectual control and identify controlling methods that assist users in recognizing relationships among records.
• Review records and apply appropriate restrictions in compliance with EO 13526, the Freedom of Information Act, access rules of the House and Senate, copyright laws, or donor requirements.

The following are the duties of this position at the GS-12. If you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform all these duties, and will receive training to help you grow in this position.

As a/an Program Analyst, you will:
Conduct analyses of regulatory and statutory proposals, initiatives, and multifamily housing program proposals submitted for review by outside parties, including use of analytical models to estimate program impacts, and evaluation of projects and initiatives based on sophisticated analytical processes.

Under the direction and guidance of the supervisor or senior staff recommend and develop research programs and strategies to assess program effectiveness; prepare policy proposals that are based on the results of those evaluations.

Serve as a Government Technical Monitor on contracts involving multifamily housing activities, including reviewing contractor's work products, adherence to contractual requirements, initiating/recommending corrective actions, and consulting with the GTR (Government Technical Representative) associated with the contract.

Review and analyze legislative proposals based on the Department's overall goals and program needs to ensure that there is no negative impact of such legislation on existing multifamily housing policies or legislation. Develop legislative proposals and coordinate their development by program offices.

• The duties described are for the full-performance level. The duties may include, but are not limited to:
• Serves as a key point of contact for the public and external stakeholders who are seeking information about PPQ programs, services, and activities
• Uses critical thinking and problem-solving skills to thoroughly research answers or solutions to often incoming stakeholder questions, problems, or situations
• May utilize a variety of resources, including the Internet, Department, Agency, or State policies or requirements, and Agency experts to determine appropriate responses to stakeholders
• Provide accurate information to stakeholders and when appropriate connect stakeholders with Agency experts
• Communicates with program staff and recommends the need for web updates on hot topics or emerging issues.
• Maintains a record of incoming calls via an electronic system as identified and directed by leadership.
• Effectively use available technology to assist callers who do not speak English or who are hearing impaired.
• Answers the main PPQ Customer Call Center phone lines.

• You will conduct account maintenance and accounting support work applying various accounting methods and techniques.
• You may perform technical work in support of the receipt, disbursement, examination, deposit, and custody of cash items which include cash handling or use of cash accountability control methods.
• You will examine documents for accuracy, adequacy of documentation, compliance with regulations for goods and services.
• You will determine pay in regard to payroll records maintenance and completion of reports pertaining to civilian employees of the Federal Government.
• You will perform technician work in support of budget analysis and administration such as maintain ledgers, budget formulation, compiling, consolidating, checking and arranging funding data.

• You will directly supervise a team of Supply Technicians that procure materials from a variety of sources.
• You will assign work to subordinates based on workload received and nature of priorities, the difficulty of the work to be performed and the capabilities of the employees.
• You will act as the appointed Approving Official for the NAVFAC SW Government Commercial Purchase Card (GCPC) program.
• You will analyze and evaluate each incoming material request for accuracy and Financial Improvement and Audit Readiness (FIAR) compliancy.
• You will use automated systems to monitor financial transactions.
• You will collect and analyze Supply Chain performance data and provide metrics based on data results.

• You will set up and perform machining operations on conventional and NC Machine Tools.
• You will use a variety of machine tool attachments and related equipment to preform precision machine work.
• You will manufacture, repair, and rebuild parts and items of equipment from raw stock of different metals and metal alloys.
• You will use blueprints, drawings and sketches, work documents, aircraft technical documents, manuals, bulletins and directives.
• You will utilize precision measuring instruments to maintain dimensions and tolerances, fits and finishes in processing work.