NAE ROC Programmer Specialist Security Clearance

DEL REY Systems and Technology, Inc. is a government contractor headquartered in San Diego, California since 1995. We are looking for Readiness Operation Center programmers (ROC Programmers) to support both Airlant and Commander, Naval Air Forces Pacific (AIRPAC). Several positions are available. The candidate should have a minimum of 3 years’ experience with Qlik and Jupiter. The Naval Aviation Enterprise (NAE) Performance to Plan (P2P) effort is fully developing the CVN ROC at Airlant to improve overall CVN readiness.

• Effectively communicate with executive level (GS-15, O-6 level) government personnel regarding specific tasks and challenges requiring assistance using senior level oral and written communication skills
• Provide support collecting, analyzing, organizing, and presenting data using Naval Aviation databases, Naval Surface databases, Ship Maintenance databases, Shipyard databases, and Ship Supply databases. Import daily/weekly/monthly data sources, running preprogrammed macros, and relaying issues experienced to the development team using advanced experience working in MS Excel, Qlik, and Tableau
• Validate outputs from Data Visualization tools (Tableau and Qlik) with the raw data source
• Display information obtained in various charts, tables, and dashboards by having a working understanding of Jupiter/Advana and be able to operate in this construct
• Establish enterprise performance management metrics, dashboards, dashboard functional proponents within Jupiter
• Responsible for gathering and analyzing data, organizing, and documenting findings of studies, and preparing recommendations for implementing new systems, procedures, or organizational changes
• Collate information into meaningful reports and presentation material
• Provide metamorphose CVN raw data into viable and readable formats for display in Tableau and Qlik, for decision utilization by the ROC leadership
• Design, build, test, blend, manage, and optimize all types of CVN data utilizing numerous sources, some described above
• Utilize common programming languages, SQL, No
  
  SQL, Python, Java, R, and Scala
• Collaborate with other programming cells from various TYCOM/System Commands/Program Offices to allow the sharing and adaptation of data and visualization products in ADVANA/Jupiter

Programmers must meet the following qualifications with 3 to 5 years of experience:

• Fluent use of Microsoft Products - Word, Excel, Outlook, and Power Point
• Fluent use of Tableau, Qlik, Jupiter/Advana and have an advanced ability in utilizing common programming languages to include SQL, No
  
  SQL, Python, Java, R, and Scala
• Advanced experience in developing, modifying, and maintaining assigned programs (SKED, CDMOA, OARS, VSB, OMMS‑NG, MFOM, OIS, ADE, DRRS, NRAS, MNA, HERMES, C2
  
  OIX, and other programs as assigned and/or developed), designing and implementing modifications to the interrelation of data within programs
• Experience monitoring the operation of assigned programs, data collected and responds to problems by diagnosing and correcting errors in logic and coding.
• Experience working on complex programs under close direction of higher‑level staff or supervisor
• Experience in providing a full range of programming actions to produce several interrelated but different products from numerous and diverse data elements which are usually from different sources
• Experience developing, maintaining, managing, and securing naval systems
• The contractor shall have current administrative management and programming level access to operate in ADVANA/Jupiter, and a minimum of 2 years’ experience establishing enterprise performance management metrics, dashboards, and dashboard functional proponents within Jupiter
• In database security, programming‑level access refers to the ability to access and manipulate data using programming languages and database APIs, while user‑level access refers to the permissions granted to individual users or groups within the database system. Programming‑level access is typically used by developers and administrators to interact with the database at a more granular level, while user‑level…