CENTCOM Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) Subject Matter Expert
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About The Position
gTANGIBLE Corporation (gTC) is seeking a Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) Subject Matter Expert to support U.S. Central Command (USCENTCOM) at MacDill AFB in Tampa, Florida. This position is crucial for integrating and synchronizing Department of Defense (DoD) military activities with United States Government (USG) strategy. The WMD Planner will be responsible for developing inputs to strategies, campaign plans, and concepts of operation that translate strategic and operational objectives into actionable activities and operations. This role requires collaboration with various DoD components, USG agencies, allies, coalition members, and regional partners to achieve desired end states. The WMD Planner will support all aspects of the Joint Operational Planning Process, including Mission Analysis, Course of Action (COA) Development, COA Analysis (Wargaming), COA Comparison, and Decision. The individual will analyze COA decisions, mission statements, commander's intent, and guidance to develop plans and orders that direct subordinate actions. As a subject matter expert, the WMD Planner will support USCENTCOM for USSOCOM-led planning efforts, including Counter-WMD (CWMD) and WMD-Terrorism (WMD-T) plans, deterrence planning, and Global Counter Terrorism (CT) with WMD-T planning efforts. Additionally, the WMD Planner will participate in the CWMD and CWMD-T community of interest, making recommendations to improve plans, policies, and strategies. The role involves conducting top-level systems analysis, performing trade studies, technical optimizations, and developing high-level designs. The WMD Planner must also prepare complex operations or technical documentation, conduct reviews, and deliver presentations related to the position. Coordination of FOIA requests and Mandatory Declassification Reviews (MDRs) is also part of the responsibilities, ensuring compliance with legal standards governing the processing, declassification, and release of information from designated USCENTCOM files.
