Junior (Data Science) CTR Support to PM – ADM Capability Development, NATO ACT

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Description Summary: Yorktown Systems Group is seeking a Junior (Data Science) CTR Support to PM – ADM Capability Development to provide support to the NATO Allied Command Transformation (ACT) program. The main objectives of the ACT are to provide appropriate support to NATO missions and operations; lead NATO military transformation; improve relationships, interaction and practical cooperation with partners, nations and international organizations. Specific duties may include, but are not limited to: Contribute to the activities of the Political Military – Assisted Decision-Making Team. Knowledge of Data models. Evaluates the outcomes, veracity, and performance of data models. Engages with the target user to prototype and refine human computer interfaces to optimize visualization of the relationships between different data entities. Specifies and applies appropriate techniques to clean and properly format data for use Reviews the benefits and value of techniques and tools and recommends improvements for cleansing and reformatting data. Define/ refine PM-ADM operational, capability, and regulatory requirements Development of concepts of operation, working with subject matter experts. Construct data strategies in line with the owning organisations approach to collecting, storing, and analysing data. Remain up-to-date with new developments in data science and AI to bring innovative ideas into implementation. Directly supports the Programme Director and travels to meetings and conferences within and outside NATO’s boundaries for up to 30 days per year. Performs additional tasks as required by the COTR related to the LABOR category. Requirements Required Qualifications: Active NATO or National SECRET (or higher) security clearance. A University/ Bachelor’s degree in Data/Computer Science. Or exceptionally, the lack of a university degree may be compensated by the demonstration of a candidate’s particular abilities or experience that is/are of interest within SACT, that is, at least 2 years extensive and progressive expertise in duties related to the function of the post. Minimum of 2 years work experience, in the field of Data Science, Data Analyst or similar role. Demonstrate a working knowledge of at least 2 years in of requirements management tools (identify which tools). Demonstrate 2 years knowledge of Capability Development and Management processes. Experience involving the support to data focused operations, such experience should encompass at least 1 skill(s) listed; Machine Learning (ML)/ AI knowledge Large Language Models Working knowledge of Computer System of Systems Architectures. Experience with data science tools to support data analytics and data visualisation. Experience in Project Management and Agile methodologies. Programme Management experience within a complex and dynamic programme environment. Successful engagement with project users and stakeholders at NCIA. Proficiency in the use of the Microsoft Office Tool suite and collaborative software. Valid NATO Nation passport with no travel restrictions to NATO nations. Demonstrated strong organizational, planning, written, and verbal skills. Demonstrated proficiency in English as defined in STANAG 6001 (Standardized Linguistic Profile (SLP) 3333 - Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing) or equivalent. Clearance: Requires NATO SECRET security clearance or active SECRET security clearance issued by a national authority Location: Norfolk, VA Travel: Travel will be required

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