California PFI Positions

Location: Los Angeles, CA
Agency: Corps of Engineers Activity: USACE - Los Angeles District (SPL)
Service: Army Desired Grade: E7:E8:O2:O3

Tour Description: 25-6298, Length 1 Year: Develops, maintains, and reviews emergency plans, coordinating with various agencies to ensure preparedness and response to natural and man-made disasters, focusing on public works and engineering support for program delivery. We have the largest Congressional delegation in the enterprise, executing wildfire debris removal in support of the Southern California Wildfires ($2.5B capacity), and deliver quality projects on time and within budget in 4 states (CA, NV, UT, AZ). Qualifications: Branch immaterial but needs planning experience at the Battalion level (at a minimum).

To apply, contact: MSgt Leanna Rudibaugh - 317-361-7738

Location: Los Angeles, CA
Agency: Corps of Engineers Activity: USACE - Los Angeles District (SPL)
Service: Army Desired Grade: O2:O3

Tour Description: 25-6259, Length 1 Year: MOS : 46A / Public Affairs / AG Service member will serve as a Public Affairs Officer, providing internal and external public affairs support to the District Chief, Public Affairs. The Public Affairs Officer will serve as principal communication advisor regarding the District's Military Construction; Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS); Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA); Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC); and Interagency and International Services (IIS) programs, providing public affairs and strategic communication advice and support in alignment with the commander's communication strategy and objectives, and the public affairs mission. Public Affairs Specialist in one of the most complex districts in the USACE enterprise. Responsible for telling the district story. We have the largest Congressional delegation in the enterprise, executing wildfire debris removal in support of the Southern California Wildfires ($2.5B capacity), and deliver quality projects on time and within budget in 4 states (CA, NV, UT, AZ). The Public Affairs Officer will work with internal cross-functional teams to coordinate, synchronize, and assess communication strategies and efforts through the use of coordinated programs, plans, themes, messages and multimedia/VI products, ensuring program-level initiatives are aligned with District, Division and HQ USACE themes and messages, and will synchronize public affairs operations and activities with partners, stakeholders, and higher echelons as necessary. Qualifications: MOS 46A

To apply, contact: MSgt Leanna Rudibaugh - 317-361-7738

Location: Concord, CA
Agency: US Transportation Command Activity: USTRANSCOM-SDDC-596th BDE 834th BN
Service: Army or Air Force Desired Grade: O3:O4

Tour Description: 25-6137, Length 1 year: Security Officer will Manage Security Programs, Physical, Industrial Security, Force Protection Programs, and Emergency Management for MOTCO. Serves as advisor to MOTCO on security and emergency management matters. Incumbent uses comprehensive knowledge in the formulation of policies, standards, procedures, and methods. Tasks are procedural, routine, and require assistance visits to activities at multiple sites. Plans and schedules security visits to support organizations and provides training to supported activities. Oversees the implementation of all security programs of MOTCO activities pertaining to the support of Military Ocean Terminal Concord. Develops and implements Anti terrorism, Physical Security, and Emergency Management Programs, to include oversight and compliance of all components with guidelines and procedures. Provides management of physical security reviews, antiterrorism vulnerability assessments of MOTCO activities, oversight of physical security/ site improvement projects, and coordination with appropriate Federal and DoD Agencies, and Military Services. Advises the MOTCO on issues relating to physical security, antiterrorism, and emergency management effects on Agency operations, new security technology designed to defeat criminals and terrorists, and identification and protection of critical assets. Prepares updates and briefings for senior-level executives regarding the MOTCO Security Program. Qualifications: SECRET level security clearance required; Advanced Anti-Terrorism Level II

To apply, contact: SMSgt Tania 'TC' Cousineau - 317-270-2066

Location: Concord, CA
Agency: US Transportation Command Activity: USTRANSCOM-SDDC-596th BDE 834th BN
Service: Army or Air Force Desired Grade: E4:E5:E6:E7

Tour Description: 25-6101, Length 1 Year: Service Member will perform fixed post security operations located within the interior of MOTCO installations or at the perimeter gates. Controls access to sensitive/restricted areas where there is potential for breach of security, public safety or public health. Check and validate credentials for authorized entry into the installation. Provide security over-watch at control points to ensure safety/security of all MOTCO customers and employees. Perform inspections on outgoing personnel and their packages and vehicles at various gates and checkpoints to detect and/or detain those who attempt to steal government property. Provides specialized pedestrian and traffic control services in connection with ceremonies, parades, emergency situations, and similar events to include directing traffic. Provide effective communications and superior customer service to all personnel within the installation. Be responsible for utilizing a variety of technology based systems and must have sufficient knowledge of Microsoft based products. Knowledge of effective communications utilizing two-way radio systems.

To apply, contact: SMSgt Tania 'TC' Cousineau - 317-270-2066

Location: San Diego, CA
Agency: Defense Counterintelligence & Security Agency Activity: DCSA - Western Region (FOW)
Service: Army or Air Force Desired Grade: E7

Tour Description: 24-6491, Length 1 Year: The incumbent of this position will serve as an Action Officer for the Western Region Field Operations Directorate (FO) directly supporting the operational goals of the Regional Director (RD) through coordination and collaboration of FO activities. The incumbent will make recommendations to the Regional Director and senior DCSA staff on methods to support and improve mission execution and integration in the field, implementation of the Field Operations Support, and enhancements to enabling support service delivery. The individual selected will develop, plan, and coordinate projects that support the RD with oversight of field operations activities within the Western Region and will liaise with other internal/external DCSA stakeholders as applicable. Projects may focus on administrative operations in areas that include, but are not limited to, budget requirements; Human Resources and staffing; logistical support for field personnel; utilization of office space and equipment; IT equipment and software needs identification; or continuity of operations planning. The Action Officer will develop and/or maintain tracking systems to provide real time status updates for assigned projects. At the direction of the RD, the incumbent will develop, issue, and track tasks to the appropriate regional stakeholders; soliciting responses; and consolidating the information from those sources into coherent, timely, and relevant deliverables. The Action Officer will identify and promote procedures and systems to achieve operational efficiencies and will advise and make recommendations to the RD on the potential impact of substantial changes or deficiencies in the execution of Western Region operational programs, priorities, and objectives. The candidate should possess excellent oral and written communication skills; exceptional interpersonal and collaboration skills; and the ability to multi-task, prioritize and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment. The incumbent should be familiar with qualitative and quantitative analysis; logically prioritizing multiple simultaneous tasks. -Civilian experience will be considered for eligibility/Security Clearance Level Required: (Top Secret /SCI) Applications must provide the following documents:

• Military Bio
• Professional Resume
• Last three evaluations

To apply, contact: SFC Leanne Felvus-Webb - 614-397-3226

Location: Corona, CA
Agency: Naval Sea Systems Command Activity: NAVSEA-Division Port Huneme
Service: Army or Air Force Desired Grade: E3:E4:E5:E6

Tour Description: 24-6368, Length 2 Years: Planning Minor Construction Projects: Coordinating Requirements across customers, Facilities, Environmental, Safety and when applicable the Unions / Human Resources. Leading or executing all phases of construction such as Initiating Scope of Work, determining construction specifications, conducting market research, finalizing scope of work, providing contractor oversight, developing estimates and briefing management on project statuses. Specific milestones associated with Navy minor construction includes Simplified Acquisition Program (SAP) package development, Work Induction Board (WIB) package development (Work Permit & PRB initiating), developing Independent Government Cost Estimate (IGCE) using current estimating tools. Strong communication skills will be required in working with customers/users and ensuring contractors understand general requirements delivering Environmental, Safety, and Security. Additionally ensuring all applicable building codes and general contractor requirements that are adhered to from the scope such as scheduling, submittals, and work restrictions. Sustainment of plans of actions and milestones will be executed through quality assurance checks against the request for proposal, conducting impromptu site walks and verifying construction documents. Maintain basic abilities to interpret and develop minor sketches/drawings using AutoCAD or similar drawing programming. Qualifications: Security clearance: Secret Sensitivity Required: Non-Critical Sensitive

To apply, contact: MSgt Dennis Tallent - 317-695-1372