Trainer

CACI•Fort Bragg, NC

6d•$78,000 - $163,800

About The Position

The Counter UAS Electronic Warfare Technical (C-USA/EW) Expert/Trainer is responsible for detecting, identifying, tracking, and neutralizing unauthorized or hostile unmanned aerial systems using electronic warfare techniques. Conduct operational planning and requirements analysis to delineate C-UAS/EW tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP), assessment of plans, and technological developments. Provide technical expertise, analysis, and advice to USASOC staff and leadership on a wide range of issues dealing with C-UAS/EW operations planning, organizational change, organizational culture, operational management and analysis. Assist in developing C-UAS/EW training objectives and courses of action for USASOC and joint exercises. Assist to maintain awareness of readiness status of USASOC forces as it pertains to C-UAS/EW operations, and capacity of those organizations not assigned or attached to USASOC. Assist in identifying equipment, systems, tools, and contingency manpower requirements for C-UAS/EW support to USASOC, GCCs, TSOCs, ensuring all C-UAS/EW considerations are taken into account including focus on theater-specific threats, C-UAS/EW equipment and deployment-specific training, TTPs and awareness, and integrate emerging UAS threats into unit training and exercises.

Requirements

Top Secret with Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) eligibility.
Ten (10) years’ experience with United States Special Operations Forces.
Extensive knowledge of UAS and EW technologies, including types, capabilities, and operational principles.
Extensive knowledge with C-UAS/EW technologies, detection, tracking, and mitigating systems.
Understanding of laws, regulations, and polices related to UAS and C-UAS operations.
Knowledge of radio frequency (RF) technologies, GPS systems, and electronic warfare concepts.
Effectively communicate complex technical information and train personnel in C-UAS operations.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s or master’s degree from accredited university
Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) experience desired.
Experience assessing UAS threats to develop countermeasures.
Military or law enforcement background in UAS and C-UAS operations.

Responsibilities

Conduct operational planning and requirements analysis for C-UAS/EW tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs).
Assess plans and technological developments in the C-UAS/EW field.
Provide technical expertise, analysis, and advice to staff and leadership on C-UAS/EW operations and planning.
Attend/participate in meetings, conferences, working groups, and professional events related to C-UAS/EW missions.
Develop C-UAS/EW training objectives for exercises and assessments.
Integrate emerging and current UAS threats into training and exercises.
Identify theater-specific UAS threats.
Provide analysis of SOF readiness and C-UAS/EW operations capabilities.
Identify/assess capabilities of organizations external USASOC.
Identify equipment, systems, tools, and manpower requirements for C-UAS/EW support to USASOC, GCCs, TSOCs, and other operational organizations.
Evaluate emerging concepts, doctrine, and new material solutions related to C-UAS/EW operations.
Provide recommendations to inform course of action and solution development decisions.
Develop briefings and presentations.