Experience

JTE Experience

JTE has experience as a prime contractor as well as a subcontractor/team-member for large companies. As a highly focused and responsive niche specialty company, JTE is composed of outstanding experts in software engineering, systems engineering, and software test and evaluation who have proven experience supporting Department of Defense (DoD) and Department of Homeland Security systems. JTE engineers have experience developing applications software using the C, C++, C#, Visual Basic, Ada, and FORTRAN programming languages and have extensive experience in developing applications software utilizing Agile Software Development and CMMI Process Improvement developing applications software utilizing the Microsoft Developer Studio environment.

Much of JTE’s technical experience was gained in designing, developing, and sustaining software applications for air and maritime mission planning, execution, and control functions for the military services (e.g., Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, and Special Operations Forces) and the US Coast Guard. The JTE software engineering workforce has a wealth of experience as participants in Aircraft, Weapons, and Electronics (AWE) Integrated Product Teams (IPTs) and in applying the principles of the Software Engineering Institute Level 3 processes as demonstrated on the Software Engineering Services (SES/FO8635-02) contract and with GSA contracts with the US Air Force. The following information defines the depth and breadth of the JTE skills and knowledge by highlighting key JTE completed and/or on-going projects.

Common Mission Data Loader (CMDL)

JTE currently maintains multiple baselines of CMDL. CMDL AWE for Portable Flight Planning Software (PFPS) is maintained in three versions, one for naval aircraft, one for the Foreign Military Sales (FMS) aircraft, and one for the US Coast Guard (USCG) aircraft. JTE successfully completed development of CMDL Unique Planning Component (UPC) after it was removed from another contractor for inferior performance. JTE has continued to update and maintain it across three different baselines of JMPS (i.e., FV1.2.3, FV1.2.4.0420, FV1.2.4.275).

USMC AH-1 Software Support

JTE provides software upgrades and sustainment on AWE software modules for the Marine Corps AH-1W, H-1Y, and AH-1Z aircraft and for an H-1 Upgrades Maintenance Tool. Subsequently, JTE was awarded a contract to develop an H-1 UPC that initially supported the Cobra 3 functionality. Under a 2008 IDIQ contract to the H-1 Weapons System Support Activity (WSSA), JTE was awarded three Task Orders to upgrade the H-1 Upgrades AWE, the H-1 Upgrades AMU G/S and the H-1 UPC. JTE added H-1Y/Z functionality to the H-1 UPC and continues maintenance of the H-1 UPC for WSSA.

Weapons Engagement Zone Tool (WEZOT)

Since its inception, JTE has maintained the WEZOT tool for PFPS for the H-1 WSSA. JTE was furnished a partially developed WEZOT UPC and successfully finished development and fielding of the application. Furthermore, the WEZOT has been incorporated into the MH 1.0 Mission Planning Element (MPE) for JMPS FV1.2.4. JTE is now enabling both the WEZOT AWE and UPC to use the same “weapons” object so updates and new weapons can be added to both using the same code baseline.

E-BaseOps

JTE developed E-BaseOps for PMA-281 that allows users to create DD175, DD1801, and FAA Flight Plans and then electronically send them to Base Operations for filing flight plans and to receive a weather briefing. An early version of E-BaseOps was used by another company to create the Flight Plan Print capability in JMPS. E-BaseOps is also being implemented in PFPS as the component for printing DD175, DD1801, and FAA Flight Plans. JTE is currently finalizing a version of E-BaseOps for the Navy JMPS FV1.2.3 and FV1.2.3.

Communications Presetting Software (CPS)

JTE developed CPS to support the P-3C aircraft for PMA-290. This software is a federated application that allows the user to preset the radio frequencies for the ARC-210 radios and load them to the P-3C data load.

High-speed Anti-Radiation Missile (HARM) Training System Training Mode Tool

JTE developed a Training Mode Tool (TMT) that allows F-16 Block 40 aircrews develop a scenario on FalconView to be loaded to the F-16 AWE. JTE is currently developing a UPC to provide the same functionality on JMPS FV1.3.2.