35T MI Systems Maintainer/Integrator Training Specialists

Amentum•Fort Huachuca, AZ

12d•$67,000 - $100,000

About The Position

The Formations and New Systems Training Branch (FNSTB) in the Doctrine and Training Division supports the U.S. Army Intelligence Center of Excellence by providing instruction, training development, and training support for Military Intelligence formations at every echelon. The branch analyzes, designs, develops, integrates, evaluates, and delivers training and training strategies for Military Intelligence and select non-Military Intelligence capabilities during formation updates and Materiel Program development, testing, and fielding. The contractor will provide non-personal services as an instructor, training developer, and training support professional. The role develops, updates, and reviews training products and delivers training to units receiving intelligence and specific non-intelligence capabilities. Products may include critical task lists, lesson plans and presentation materials, System Training Plans, Training Support Packages, tactics, techniques and procedures, technical manuals, doctrine, JCIDS requirements documents, test support and certification plans, operational test readiness materials, test evaluation master plans, and computer-based training. The position supports a multifunctional operating environment; develops, organizes, and conducts training and educational programs; coordinates complex training programs and related materials; establishes and reviews training content and objectives; and conducts training while developing criteria to evaluate its effectiveness. Specialists must be able to cross-train, develop training for, and instruct across FNSTB Fusion Branch platforms, including future Army intelligence capabilities.

Requirements

Hold a TOP SECRET clearance with access to SCI.
Experience with systems administration for Windows- and Unix-based operating systems; computer/system security such as intrusion detection systems; relational or other database management; troubleshooting; and cross-domain configuration.
Experience configuring and troubleshooting networks, ensuring encryption and protocols are correctly configured for routers and switches, and securing TCP/IP ports within LANs and WANs.
Experience with basic software and hardware upgrades and general maintenance of laptops, servers, and system peripherals.
Be physically able to lift cases requiring a two-person or four-person lift.
Submit to a CI polygraph under AR 381-20; employees who do not take or obtain a favorable result may not perform on the contract.
Submit to a government-provided counterintelligence polygraph before hiring and pass subsequent polygraphs to maintain currency; personnel who have previously failed a CSP will be denied access to Secure Compartmented Information Facilities.
Meet DoD 8570.1M IAT II minimum requirements.
Be able to obtain NIPR, SIPR, JWICS, and NSA PRIVAC accounts.
Be able to obtain a valid U.S. passport and International Driver’s License.
For the Senior Specialist qualification: six years of applicable experience; four additional years of applicable experience may be substituted for the degree.
For the Senior Specialist qualification: four years of experience as a MI Systems Maintainer/Integrator or comparable enlisted, warrant officer, or officer area of concentration in the Army, Air Force, Space Force, Navy, or Marine Corps.

Nice To Haves

Operational or tactical experience operating or maintaining TROJAN, MCN-AE, CDSS, IFS, P-MFWS, GWS, OGS, or CGS/TGS as a 35T or 353T.
For Senior Specialists, two years of training-development experience using the ADDIE process.
For Senior Specialists, instructor certification meeting TRADOC standards and NET/DTT experience, especially delivering training for new systems.

Responsibilities

Develop, update, and review systems training products and supporting materials.
Present and conduct training for units receiving intelligence and specific non-intelligence capabilities.
Analyze, design, develop, integrate, evaluate, and deliver training and training strategies supporting Military Intelligence and select non-Military Intelligence capabilities during formation updates and Materiel Program development, testing, and fielding.
Develop, organize, and conduct training and educational programs in a multifunctional operating environment.
Coordinate the development and delivery of complex training programs and related materials.
Establish and review training content and objectives.
Develop criteria for evaluating training effectiveness.
Cross-learn, develop training, and instruct on platforms within the FNSTB Fusion Branch, including Future Army Intelligence Capabilities.