Southern Border SETA Liaison Officer (LNO)

RSC2 is seeking a Southern Border SETA Liaison Officer to conduct on-site visits, inspections, and surveillance at assigned U.S. Southern Border aerostat locations. The successful candidate will assess contractor/vendor performance, monitor compliance, and verify staffing and equipment alignment with approved requirements.

What You Will Do

Conduct recurring on-site visits, monitor contractor compliance, verify staffing and equipment alignment, review work progress, and document results using Government-approved procedures.

Why It Might Be a Fit

The successful candidate will have strong analytical and communication skills, with the ability to identify issues, capture customer feedback, and facilitate coordinated resolution through appropriate Government channels.

Requirements

• Conduct recurring on-site visits, inspections, and surveillance at assigned U.S. Southern Border aerostat locations
• Monitor contractor compliance with applicable performance work statements, task orders, approved schedules, quality standards, safety requirements, site-specific requirements, and Government-directed performance objectives
• Verify that contractor staffing, equipment, materials, work practices, and site activities align with approved requirements and local operational conditions
• Review contractor work progress, schedules, deliverable status, quality-control processes, discrepancy logs, and corrective-action status; identify actual or potential delays, deficiencies, and mission risks
• Observe contractor-performed site acceptance testing and related aerostat equipment activities; document results using Government-approved procedures and report observations to the Government program team
• Conduct and support site surveys, validate site-specific conditions and configuration information, identify infrastructure or operational constraints, and recommend viable alternatives for Government consideration
• Meet routinely with DoW, CBP, DHS, program-management, and contractor/vendor stakeholders to identify issues, capture customer feedback, clarify operational constraints, and facilitate coordinated resolution through appropriate Government channels
• Track and document contractor commitments, action items, deficiencies, corrective-action requirements, risks, and suspense dates through closure or elevation to the Government program team
• Prepare accurate inspection notes, meeting minutes, trip reports, site-visit reports, issue papers, status updates, and recommendations for Government review
• Provide timely daily or periodic updates while in travel status, including site conditions, contractor progress, open issues, emerging risks, and recommended Government actions
• Consolidate cross-site observations, lessons learned, and stakeholder feedback to identify recurring trends and inform program decisions, future oversight activities, and performance discussions
• Support review of contractor schedules, deliverables, and requests; provide analysis and recommendations to the Government without exercising approval or direction authority
• Maintain complete, accurate, and retrievable records of inspections, meetings, observations, action items, and vendor commitments in accordance with program procedures

Benefits

• Medical
• Dental
• Vision
• PTO
• Employer matching retirement plan