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Program Manager/Electronic Flight Bag BAFB

Program Manager/Electronic Flight Bag

Full Time • BAFB
Benefits:
  • 401(k)
  • 401(k) matching
  • Competitive salary
  • Dental insurance
  • Health insurance
  • Opportunity for advancement
  • Paid time off
  • Training & development
  • Vision insurance
Location: One of five AFGSC CONUS installations (Barksdale AFB, LA (2 BW/2 OG, B-52); Minot AFB, ND (5 BW/5 OG, B-52); Whiteman AFB, MO (509 BW/509 OG, B-2); Dyess AFB, TX (7 BW/7 OG, B-1); or Ellsworth AFB, SD (28 BW/28 OG, B-1))

Schedule: Full-Time Clearance: Secret (active or previously held/expired, not revoked)

Contract Status: Optional CME position funded only if the Operations Group elects to fund additional Wing Scheduling support and if funding becomes available

Position Overview
Global Solutions International is seeking an EFB Program Manager to manage the technical and security-compliance aspects of an AFGSC Wing/Operations Group's Electronic Flight Bag program as an optional CME under the BSOS task order. This role is critical to flight safety, since aircrew cannot fly without functioning, current EFBs, and it requires balancing rapidly evolving mobile device management and security requirements.

Key Responsibilities

· Manage the Wing/Operations Group EFB Program in accordance with AFGSCI 11-270 and Baseline Configuration announcements, serving as primary liaison with AFGSC/A3TV

· Perform maintenance, upgrades, patching, and restoration functions beyond squadron-level capability; hold MDM administrator and Foreflight admin credentials

· Coordinate with Stan Eval Technical Order Distribution Officer and squadron EFB managers to keep FLIP, Technical Orders, and FCIF publications current across EFB platforms

· Serve as EFB system administrator using BlackBerry Unified Endpoint Management (BBUEM) or successor MDM software, including user account management and device audits

· Manage Foreflight administration and commercial internet/WiFi services supporting EFB connectivity, coordinating with the ISP as needed

· Serve as equipment custodian for all EFB equipment, managing inventory, decommissioning, and hardware refresh enrollment into AFGSC's Device Enrollment Program

· Generate EFB Audit and Sustainment Reports and elevate program requirements/obsolescence risks to leadership and AFGSC/A3T

Required Qualifications

· Secret clearance, active or previously held (expired, not revoked)

· Working knowledge of iOS and macOS; 2 years of IT/device-management experience desired

· Minimum 2 years of Microsoft suite experience with ability to manage SharePoint and Microsoft Teams

· U.S. citizenship required.

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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