160th SOAR CMRC Coordinator

CACI•Fort Campbell, KY

6d•Onsite

About The Position

As a CACI-SOFETOPS 160th SOAR CMRC Coordinator, you will support the planning, coordination, execution, and assessment of combat mission rehearsal and training events for Army Special Operations Aviation.

Requirements

Current Top Secret/SCI clearance.
10 years minimum experience as a Senior NCO, Warrant Officer or Officer in Army Aviation
Demonstrated expertise in tactics, techniques, and procedures unique to Special Operations Aviation, including associated operational and training risks.
Familiarity with Army Special Operations rotary-wing aviation tactics, techniques, procedures, planning considerations, and mission planning processes.
Knowledge of FAA regulations and their application to rotary-wing aviation operations, training, and site-selection activities.
Experience conducting or supporting aviation site surveys, operational assessments, training-event planning, or comparable mission-support activities.
Working knowledge of night vision systems and the ability to operate such systems in accordance with established procedures.
Ability to operate encrypted multiband radio systems and comply with applicable communications-security requirements.
Ability to analyze complex operational, technical, logistical, and regulatory issues and develop practical recommendations or courses of action.
Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to prepare requirement documentation, brief stakeholders, and participate effectively in technical and programmatic meetings.

Nice To Haves

Prior assignment to ARSOAC or 160th SOAR as a training resource manager or coordinator role
Must work independently with limited government oversight and function effectively as part of a team in a joint working environment.

Responsibilities

Coordinate and support planning, preparation, execution, and assessment of 160th SOAR combat mission rehearsal and training events, applying expertise in Army Special Operations rotary-wing aviation TTPs, mission planning considerations, and operational risk management processes.
Conduct site surveys and ensure compliance with all applicable federal, state, local, installation, aviation, safety, environmental, and operational requirements; interpret and apply FAA regulations and aviation policies to training activities.
Identify and mitigate risks across technical, logistical, regulatory, safety, sustainment, and operational domains; recommend appropriate mitigation measures and courses of action to support mission success.
Develop, validate, and document operational and user requirements; provide technical, analytical, logistical, and project support aligned with priorities established by the government functional lead.
Serve as aviation and mission-rehearsal SME at Program Management Reviews (PMRs), design reviews (PDRs/CDRs), Technical Interchange Meetings (TIMs), planning conferences, rehearsals, and after-action reviews.
Support Future Vertical Lift (FVL) development efforts by identifying requirements unique to Special Operations Aviation and maintaining awareness of emerging technologies, regulatory updates, and process-improvement opportunities.
Operate night vision systems and encrypted multiband radio equipment as required to support mission rehearsal, communications, coordination, and training execution.
Perform administrative, clerical, coordination, and logistical tasks necessary to support the functional area and other duties as directed by the government functional lead.