Junior Programmer

Description

• Provide assistance in support of generating documentation in pre-acquisition efforts for FSRM and MILCON projects.
• Own some responsibility for managing the Facility AMP and coordinate project authorizations independently, reflecting a leadership role within the installation planning team.
• Provide assistance in support of developing and submitting project lists (e.g., BCAMP, MILCON, Unspecified Minor Military Construction (UMMC), Energy Resilience and Conservation Investment Program (ERCIP), etc.).
• Develop rough order of magnitude (ROM) construction cost estimates utilizing government provided software (similar to RS Means).
• Be responsible for a wide range of detailed deliverables including justifications, space requirement calculations, site plans, coordination with HHQ authorization tools, and the integration of funding timelines with construction schedules.
• Help lead the development of 1391's, threshold reporting and compliance with AFI's.
• Provide assistance with obtaining and verifying information to justify and gain Congressional funding approval.
• Provide assistance to the lead programmer in writing, coordinating, and processing DOD Form 1391s in support of Facility Sustainment Restoration Modernization (FSRM) and Military Construction (MILCON) projects.
• Assist with identifying project requirements (define project scopes) to satisfy current and future mission needs.
• Provide assistance in support of working with Civil Engineering Operations Flight and other USAFA mission partners through asset management to develop requirements.
• Provide assistance with documenting requirements and acquiring both the authority and resources necessary to accomplish the work.
• Assist in development of the Base Comprehensive Asset Management Plan (BCAMP).

Requirements

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Air Force Civil Engineering Squadron programming experience
• Have a deep understanding of the facility programming process to articulate the requirements and benefits of each project to the Air Force as well as any adverse impacts not approving a project may have.
• Ability to work in person and on site at United States Air Force Academy
• Ability to pass a background check
• Completion of AFIT training courses WMGT 331, 417 & 423, WENG 400 & 500
• Due to client contract requirements, US Citizenship - US Naturalized citizen is required
• This position is subject to a governmental background check
• Bachelor's degree in related fields (preferably engineering, architecture, or construction)
• Lean on your deep technical knowledge of AFI 32-1032 and AFI 32-1023 for planning and programming appropriated fund maintenance, repair, and construction projects for garnering funding from higher headquarters.
• Ability to interact and work alongside daily with various stakeholders
• Ability to submit and pass a background check
• A minimum of 3 years experience in the Architecture/Engineering/Construction industry
• Knowledge of the Unified Facilities Criteria

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance