Designer
Aerospace Electronics and Information Technology Division

GS-35F-0533L

QUALIFICATIONS:   Designers must have knowledge of advanced systems, applications of new technology in the field of their specialization, project management, performance and reports, and application of PCs for use in program work. Must have the ability to supervise subordinate staff, conduct technical sessions, effectively communicate with clients concerning project activity, write and present materials effectively, and act independently to solve problems. Individual promoted from TS-4 should have performed satisfactorily in TS-1 through TS-4 functions for 15 years or have demonstrated equivalent experience, knowledge, and ability. A newly hired staff member should have a high school or equivalent education, a combination of 15 to 20 years of continuing education, or trade school and/or related experience, or a Bachelor's degree from an accredited university with zero to five years of experience in the field of specialization.

RESPONSIBILITIES:  Independently conducts conventional investigations in field of specialization. Develops and promotes proposal efforts for new or follow-up projects. Designs specialized testing apparatus or test equipment to satisfy parameters established by an Institute client. Prepares testing specifications and inspection standards. Provides appropriate liaison with clients on project work or as a phase manager with reporting responsibilities to a project. The Designer will participate in systems, databases and network design programs primarily within Aerospace applications.

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