Overview
The Electromagnetic Environmental Effect (E3) Chief Technician will organize, lead, plan, direct, control, and coordinate work related to Shielding Effectiveness testing for various NATO systems and infrastructures.
Key Responsibilities
- Organize, lead, plan, direct, control and coordinate all work regarding the Shielding Effectiveness testing of deployable, static and maritime CIS, as well as enclosed infrastructures (communication sites, bunkers and other special designation facilities) related to the E3 protection program.
- Ensure coordinated planning and scheduling through the development and upkeep of a robust planning and scheduling framework that aligns with organizational goals, optimizes resource utilization, and delivers on-time, high-quality outputs.
- Provide leadership and talent development by building a high-performance team through effective delegation, coaching, and succession planning to enable junior technicians to grow into higher responsibility roles.
- Create an enabling environment that standardizes best practices, and continuously improves processes for efficiency and quality. Also monitors the KPIs of the E3 service, ensuring they remain within availability and performance targets and proposes changes for either the KPIs themselves or measurement and reporting methodology so as to ensure relevance, accuracy and alignment with NCIA leadership goals on customer support excellence.
Required Experience
- Higher vocational training in a relevant discipline with 4 years post-related experience. Or a secondary educational qualification with 6 years post-related experience.
- At least 2 years practical experience of Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) or E3 field or relevant discipline.
