Doctrinal Training Team (DTT) Fires Analyst-REMOTE

Katmai•Orlando, FL

24d•Remote

About The Position

Responsible for collective training to support the Army National Guard (ARNG) Mission Command Training Support Program (MCTSP). Support ARNG unit commanders and staff from battalion through division by providing doctrinal workshops, over-the-shoulder training, and coaching during individual and collective events at unit-designated training sites.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in related field. Master’s preferred.
Must have previous senior Army or ARNG leadership experience with a training management background and preferably, Combat Training Center (CTC) experience.
Primary staff experience in the respective WFF at Battalion or higher.
At least six (6) years of combined staff experience within the WFF; Or eight (8) years of specialized MCTSP experience in this type of duty position.
Proficient in current Army Fires doctrine and synchronization processes, MDMP, and knowledgeable of emerging Army and Joint Fires doctrine.
Recent experience working within the Army National Guard training support system, or a similar system.
Familiar with MC Systems: AFATDS, AMDWS and CPOF.
Capable of replicating the functions of higher HQs within the Fires WFF to Battalion through Division training audiences (Targeting Meeting and HiCom products to stimulate training).
Two (2) or more years working within WFF area Army Command and Control Information Systems.
Must be able to obtain and maintain an active U.S. Secret security clearance (generally, U.S. Citizenship required).
Must obtain and maintain any necessary security access and/or background checks.
Must have or be able to attain a valid state driver’s license and be insurable on the company’s automobile insurance policy.

Nice To Haves

Previous Battalion (or Higher) Command Experience or Similar.
Completion of the Command and General Staff College or equivalent level military schooling.

Responsibilities

Serve as a Fires trainer to a Battalion–Division Operations Officer, Executive Officer or Fire Support Officer for Fires capabilities and responsibilities on the battlefield, as well as the role of a FAB.
Develop Scheme of Fires and ANNEX D (FIRES) Including: The FASP (Field Artillery Support Plan), Scheme of FIRES, Write Field Artillery Tasks (FAT), and able to complete all FIRES products (FSCM, HPTL, TSS/AGM, etc.), Radar Deployment Order.
Coach and train the coordination of Fire Support and assist in the planning and development of realistic Large Scale Ground Combat Operations exercises and training.
Act as a Subject Matter Expert (SME) in military live, virtual, constructive, and gaming (LVC-G) training methodology and procedures to include Simulations and Stimulations and other Mission Command Training enablers.
Act as an advisor, coach, and training SME for division and below units from planning through execution, to include After Action Review (AAR) of MCTSP driven collective events.
Provide doctrinal training subject matter expertise to support live and constructive command and control information systems training.
Participate in exercise design, planning, preparation, execution, and assessment activities.
Assist in the development of scenarios, script writing, tactical orders, and other supporting JELC products.
Plan, coordinate, prepare, and conduct FTXs, CPXs, STAFFEXs, Fires EXs, LOGEXs, Digital COMMEXs, Military Decision-Making Process (MDMP) workshops, Command Post (CP) proficiency training and other supporting events associated with these exercises.
Develop doctrinally current training materials including higher command operations orders, reports, briefings and leads requested academic workshops.
Provide on-site honest and relevant feedback to unit Commanders and appropriate staff members in the form of informal discussions.
Prepare or provide input into the Final Exercise Report (FER) that addresses the planning, preparation, and execution of each fully executed DTT training event.
Conduct in-depth research on evolving doctrine, theater specific operations, lessons learned, and newly developed tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) used in the development of MSEL, or simulation control injects that accurately replicate the operational environment that the training is designed for.
Must determine the appropriate exercise inject methods and entry point.
Before and during collective events, ensure the synchronization of all MTC training capability assets.
Work with Government sensitive data and may be asked to attend Government meetings and conferences.
Analyze progress and develop necessary recovery plans and/or alternatives.
Ensure adherence to company and site policies, practices, and procedures.
Safeguard and maintain company and Government furnished equipment, materials, and facilities.
Coordinate required safety information through direct coordination with government leadership.
Ensure compliance with Government and contract guidelines, regulations, policies, and standards.
Report directly to the DTT Lead.
Maintain regular and punctual attendance.
Perform other duties as assigned.