Analytic Facilitator

Booz Allen Hamilton•Washington, DC

11d•$77,600 - $176,000•Remote

About The Position

The Analytic Facilitator role focuses on developing training that transforms intelligence analysis. The position requires constructing interactive courses that teach critical information and tradecraft, with a passion for understanding customer needs. The Analytic Facilitator will work with SMEs to capture training needs, advise on learning solutions, and place the learner at the center of the training experience. They will prepare training material to drive intelligence goals, objectives, tradecraft, and standards. The role involves using technical skills, creativity, and experience to develop engaging, interactive learning experiences, recommending multimedia technologies and strategies like blended learning. Responsibilities include meeting with SMEs to discuss and incorporate feedback on learning material, reviewing policy and doctrine publications, and providing lesson plans, presentations, and curricula. The role also involves maintaining materiel within assigned educational systems like AGILE or Training Development Capability (TDC) and honing leadership skills through mentoring and identifying new opportunities to build solutions for customer learning needs. This position offers a chance to shape a creative learning experience that engages students and improves intelligence analysis through learner-centered instructional design.

Requirements

Experience working with building and executing curriculum in different formats such as Blackboard and video
Knowledge of instructional design, intelligence analysis tradecraft, and national security concepts
Active TS/SCI clearance; willingness to take a polygraph exam
Bachelor's degree and 3+ years of experience in training course development or instruction, intelligence analysis, or military capabilities, or 7+ years of experience in training course development or instruction, intelligence analysis, or military capabilities in lieu of a degree

Nice To Haves

Experience working in the Intelligence Community (IC)
Knowledge of defense industries, weapons production processes, and foreign weapon systems and equipment

Responsibilities

Constructing interactive courses that teach critical information and tradecraft.
Capturing customer training needs and advising on learning solutions.
Preparing training material to drive intelligence goals, objectives, tradecraft, and standards.
Developing engaging, interactive learning experiences on screen or in a classroom.
Recommending cutting-edge multimedia technologies and strategies, including blended learning.
Meeting with SMEs to discuss learning material and incorporate feedback.
Reviewing emerging policy and doctrine publications, providing feedback, and assessing for incorporation into training products.
Providing lesson plans, presentations, and curricula in support of educational goals.
Maintaining materiel within the assigned educational system such as AGILE or Training Development Capability (TDC).
Honing leadership skills through leadership and mentoring.
Identifying new opportunities to build solutions to customer learning needs.