[ACT-R-users] ONR program officer position open

[Susan Chipman]

        I don't recall seeing this announced on the list previously.  Sorry
for the delay in passing this on.  I was out of the country and pretty much
out of email contact for a while.  This position is similar to the one I
held at ONR.  For a view of the pluses and minuses of these jobs see a piece
I wrote in the December issue of the APS Observer.
        The short open time for the position is due to government wide
policies attempting to speed up government hiring.

Susan Chipman

New web link for the position:
http://jobview.usajobs.gov/GetJob.aspx?OPMControl=2194710

Also, job announcement is available at USAjobs if you search on:

Office of Naval Research
       AND
22203 (ONR's zip code)

-----Original Message-----
From: Allard, Terry CIV ONR 34 SES
Sent: Monday, February 28, 2011 4:15 PM
To: Allard, Terry CIV ONR 34 SES
Cc: Rendon, Sandra (SRA) (sandra.rendon.ctr at navy.mil)
Subject: ONR Program Officer position open through Noon Wed March 30

Friends and Colleagues--

The Office of Naval Research (ONR) has a full-time opening for a Science &
Technology (S&T) Program Officer in the broad areas of Human-Systems
Integration, Training, Human-System Design, Human-Autonomy Interaction,
Human Factors, Cognitive Science, Psychology, Biorobotics and / or Computer
Science.

This position is open now through Noon on Wednesday, March 30;

and can be accessed on the web through USAJobs at

http://jobview.usajobs.gov/GetJob.aspx?OPMControl=2194710

The position is a great leadership opportunity for an aggressive, innovative
scientist or engineer to build communities of researchers and technologists
that address critical and enduring S&T challenges affecting today's Navy and
Marine Corps while helping define the Navy and Marine Corps of the future.

ONR is a small organization of scientists and engineers with access to the
highest level of DoD decision-makers. ONR program officers are charged with
defining the art of the possible from the state of the art and are key S&T
subject matter experts for Navy and Marine Corps civilian and military
stakeholders. ONR is a great place to work with many opportunities for
multidisciplinary collaboration, intellectual and programmatic teamwork and
lasting impact. We were rated the #1 "Best Place to Work" in the Navy in a
recent summary of the Best Places to Work in the Federal Government. We were
also recognized as the "Most Admired Employer" by Black Engineer magazine,
Hispanic Engineer magazine and Women of Color magazine.

The ideal candidate will combine deep scientific expertise with broad
technical experience. Program management background is a plus but not an
absolute requirement. Successful ONR program officers interact seamlessly
with university & industry researchers, Naval engineers & program managers
as well as Navy and Marine Corps operators and decision-makers.

Additional information about ONR and ONR program officers can be found at:

www.ONR.Navy.mil <http://www.onr.navy.mil/>

or by reaching:

ONR34 Department Head, Dr. Terry Allard, Terry.Allard at Navy.mil
ONR341 Division Director, Dr. John Tangney, John.F.Tangney at Navy.mil
ONR341 Deputy Division Director, LCDR Joseph Cohn PhD, Joseph.Cohn at Navy.mil
ONR34 Administrative Officer, Ms. Sandra Rendon, Sandra.Rendon.ctr at Navy.mil

Please circulate this notice to any likely candidates.

Terry Allard, PhD, SES
Department Head for Warfighter Performance
Office of Naval Research (ONR34)
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