Program Integration Liaison (NUWC / PMS 425 / SLCM‑N)

Stakeholder Integration & Communication 

• →Serve as the day‑to‑day point of contact between NUWC Code 25, PMS 425, and SLCM‑N program offices. 
• →Facilitate meetings, briefs, technical exchanges, and decision forums across government and industry partners. 
• →Translate complex technical information into clear, actionable program communications for leadership and IPTs. 
• →Maintain synchronized communication rhythms, including battle rhythm events, action trackers, and RAIL/RIDL management. 

Requirements & Configuration Alignment 

• →Coordinate requirements development, clarification, and change requests across NUWC engineering teams and program offices. 
• →Track and deconflict configuration baselines, ICDs, specifications, test plans, and verification artifacts. 
• →Ensure alignment between evolving system requirements and integration pathways across SWFTS and SLCM‑N. 

Schedule, Risk, & Dependency Management 

• →Maintain integrated schedules and identify critical path dependencies between PMS 425 and SLCM‑N efforts. 
• →Manage a joint risk/issue/opportunity register and drive mitigation strategies to closure. 
• →Monitor cross‑program dependencies and elevate risks requiring leadership attention. 

Technical Coordination & Readiness 

• →Coordinate system engineering reviews (SE reviews, TRRs, DRs, FRRs) and test events across NUWC facilities, including lab, land‑based, and at‑sea trials. 
• →Ensure test data, findings, and corrective actions are captured, shared, and dispositioned across stakeholders. 
• →Support alignment of funding profiles, spend plans, and EVM reporting with integrated schedules. 
• →Manage task planning and budget execution for PMS 425 SLCM‑N efforts. 

🧠What You Bring to the Table

• →A bachelor’s degree in engineering, technical management, or related field. 
• →8+ years of experience supporting weapons system integration across NUWC, NAVSEA, SSP, or other DoD agencies. 
• →An active DoD Security Clearance at the SECRET level or above or have held an active clearance in the past 2 years
• →Demonstrated experience coordinating technical, programmatic, or test activities across multi‑organization Navy programs. 
• →Strong communication, coordination, and technical writing skills. 

⭐Bonus Points

• →A master’s degree in engineering, systems engineering, program management, or related discipline. 
• →Experience supporting Submarine Warfare Federated Tactical Systems (SWFTS) development, integration, or sustainment. 
• →Familiarity with submarine combat systems, strike systems, or nuclear‑capable weapon system programs. 
• →Experience with configuration management, ICD development, or verification/validation processes. 
• →TS/SCI clearance or eligibility. 
• →Prior experience supporting PMS 425, NUWC Code 25, or strategic weapons programs.