Joint Fires Test Support Technician

Job Description Tactical Data Network Test Support  responsible for providing technical SME advice to the Tactical Datalink Bureau (TDLB) on Land Domain TDL systems with a focus on Joint Fires Systems. Experience with BMS-Fires, Observer mission systems, Fire Unit Systems and Land Manoeuvre systems would be highly regarded. The role with involve the test set up of multiple RF or IP based systems for system and interoperability testing. The ability to assist in user evaluation and provide technical advice to projects involved in the Land Domain. A main focus of the role will include: Support TDLB in the conduct and reporting of  Conformance to Standard Testing Support TDLB in the conduct and reporting of  Quick Assessment and Quick Looks of Land Systems Support TDLB in the conduct and assessment relating to interoperability of Joint Systems Provide advice to Project relating to VMF message implementation and Combat Net Radio networking Qualifications Qualifications and/or Experience Ideally, we are looking for someone that has  Recognised qualifications or experience in Microsoft technologies. Demonstrated experience with Defence Commsec equipment, policies and procedures Demonstrated knowledge and skills in RF Communications. Experience with Defence communications systems. This role requires the successful applicant to be an Australian Citizen and hold a minimum NV-2 level Australian security clearance. Additional Information What You'll Love At Leidos, we embrace diversity and are committed to creating a truly inclusive workplace. We welcome and encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, culturally and linguistically diverse people, people with disabilities, veterans, neurodiverse people, and people of all genders, sexualities and age groups. We proudly embrace diversity and support our people at every stage of their Leidos journey in terms of inclusion, accessibility and flexibility. We look forward to welcoming you. Applicants may also need to meet International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) requirements. This can place limitations on persons who hold dual nationality, permanent residency or are former nationals of certain proscribed countries.