ECS

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ECS is seeking qualified Lifecycle Quality Assurance Specialist candidates to join our team, supporting National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’ (NOAA) large-scale project. This is a remote position. Eligible candidates must demonstrate a high level of attention to detail, possess the ability to plan ahead and be customer- support focused. This position is responsible for supporting the project during the entire lifecycle of the assigned projects.   *4+ years of relevant work experience required*   Responsibilities * Work with stakeholders to facilitate technical coordination throughout the transition to operations phase. * Plan tasks and align the transition activities to the project schedule and needs * Gather requirements and prepare Requirements Allocation Documents. Provide requirement support to the entire and ensure traceability.  * Identify gaps and coordinate across teams to mitigate gaps * Work with stakeholders to identify and track risks and actions * Prepare presentations and required materials to lead and conduct lifecycle reviews * Ensure that the established quality assurance standards and procedures are followed during the development and packaging * Support program's software development effort using Agile methodology Salary Range: $60,000 - $85,000 General Description of Benefits [https://ecstech.com/careers/benefits] Qualifications * Experience developing/integrating software for scientific applications (preferably Fortran/C/C++ in a Linux environment) to estimate the algorithm complexity and level of efforts needed in transition * Formal course work in Physics/ Atmospheric science/ Satellite Meteorology/ Remote sensing, or 4+ years of experience thereof. * Ability to quickly learn new skillsets and obtain scientific knowledge in remote sensing * Ability to communicate complex problems clearly * Excellent teamwork, strong interpersonal skills and attention to detail * Ability to work with teams from a variety of work settings within a large organization such as NOAA * Bachelor's degree * Ability to obtain and maintain a Public Trust clearance