Cyber Trainer / Planner

Peraton•Fort Gordon, GA

16d•Onsite

About The Position

Peraton seeks a Cyber Trainer / Planner to support the ARCYBER G2 training team at Fort Gordon, Georgia. The role provides instruction on intelligence support to cyberspace operations, Information Advantage (IA), Electronic Warfare/Cyber Electromagnetic Activities (EW/CEMA), and related intelligence subjects. The trainer integrates real-world scenarios and concepts into course materials, presentations, and practical exercises; identifies emerging skill gaps in cyber, intelligence, and IA communities; and recommends course-content updates. The position also maintains course materials in accordance with policies and standards, recommends innovative solutions to training challenges, and provides Training and Readiness Oversight (TRO). Course delivery may occur worldwide through mobile training teams, electronic or virtual methods, or in residence at a government-designated location, in coordination with multiple units. The role requires travel to support worldwide exercises and collaboration with ARCYBER G2 and Cyber Military Intelligence Group analysts and teams to keep curriculum relevant.

Requirements

Minimum experience and education: 12 years with a bachelor's degree; 10 years with a master's degree; or 7 years with a Ph.D. High school graduates with 16 years of experience or associate degree holders with 14 years of experience will also be considered.
Demonstrated experience in cyberspace operations, Information Operations, and/or Electronic Warfare.
Instructor background or instructor training.
Ability to coordinate and deliver course content worldwide via mobile training team, electronic or virtual method, or in residence at a government-designated location, coordinating with multiple units.
Ability to integrate with analysts and teams in ARCYBER G2 and the Cyber Military Intelligence Group.
Ability to support travel for worldwide exercises.
Active Top Secret clearance and ability to obtain and maintain SCI, polygraph, and MEAD clearance.
U.S. citizenship.

Nice To Haves

Ability to teach both cyber and IA topics.
Instructor qualification through the Army Basic Instructors course or equivalent.
At least 10 years of general military intelligence analysis, or 5 years of cyber network operations/analysis experience.
Proficiency in providing detailed written and oral briefings to senior flag officers and decision makers.
Demonstrated effective communication skills in accordance with ICD 203 (Analytical Standards).
Certification in at least one of NET+, SEC+, or equivalent.
Knowledge of the TCP/IP and OSI models.

Responsibilities

Provide instruction on intelligence support to cyberspace operations, Information Advantage (IA), EW/Cyber Electromagnetic Activities (CEMA), and intelligence-related subject areas.
Integrate real-world scenarios and concepts into course materials, presentations, and practical exercises.
Identify emerging skill gaps within cyber, intelligence, and IA communities and recommend course-content updates.
Maintain course materials in accordance with policies and standards.
Identify and recommend innovative solutions to training issues, including course delivery, course development, data analytics, and IT planning for training and educational environments.
Provide Training and Readiness Oversight (TRO).
Coordinate and deliver course content worldwide through mobile training teams, electronic or virtual methods, or at government-designated locations.
Integrate with ARCYBER G2 and Cyber Military Intelligence Group analysts and teams to keep current and future curriculum development relevant.
Support travel requirements for worldwide exercises.