GCCS-M Fleet Trainer / Systems Administrator in San Diego, California at ODME SOLUTIONS, LLC

This role provides Global Command or Control Systems – Maritime (GCCS-M) operator training onboard units or at Fleet concentration areas as required, including on-site Post-Installation Training (PIT), Mobile Training Team (MTT) deployment preparation, and technical sysadmin/lab support across modern and legacy GCCS-M baselines for afloat and ashore U.S. Navy fleet units.

What You’ll Do:

Post-Installation Training (PIT):

• Conduct Post Installation Training (PIT) to Fleet units across San Diego and Fleet Concentration Areas (FCAs) that receive GCCS-M software builds. Training shall include the conduct of system operation, system administration, and data base management training.

Mobile Training Team (MTT) Support:

• Deploy with MTTs to support ships during pre-deployment workups; instruct on legacy and out-of-schoolhouse baselines.

Instructor-Led Training:

• Provide instructor led training for GCCS-M capabilities in support of Fleet training requirements, including start-up, shut-down, and troubleshooting.

System Administration & Help Desk Support:

• Configure, initialize, patch, and maintain GCCS-M training servers, workstations, databases, and network interfaces prior to instructional events.
• Diagnose hardware, OS, database, and CANES/ADNS interface issues; mentor Sailors to strengthen technical proficiency and reduce CASREPs.

Preferred Experience:

• 5+ years administering, maintaining, or troubleshooting Navy shipboard IT/C4ISR systems and tactical networks (CANES, ADNS, or ISNS).
• Solid foundation in database management, system recovery, track data synchronization, and technical instruction.
• Experience delivering Navy PIT or serving on a Mobile Training Team (MTT).
• Former Navy IT, OS, ACNT, or ET with shipboard C4I background.
• Familiarity with RHEL, Solaris/UNIX, Sybase/Oracle, VMware ESXi, and CSOSS.

Travel: 20%-25%

• Primary Work Location: NIWC PAC, Seaside NB, San Diego, CA (local training/lab facilities).
• Extended Travel (Pearl Harbor, HI): Approximately two (2) trips annually, typically lasting 14–16 consecutive days per trip.
• Fleet Concentration Areas (FCAs): Periodic travel to major naval ports (e.g., Norfolk/Little Creek, Mayport, Pacific Northwest, Yokosuka) to conduct on-site PIT and MTT events for fleet units.

Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in a technical field preferred
• Active DoD Secret Security Clearance
• Active CompTIA Security+ CE (IAT Level II)