ETD Instructor

Amentum•Bethesda, MD

4d•$92,000 - $170,000

About The Position

This position is intended to build a pipeline for future work and is not a live opening. The ETD Instructor provides instructional support to the National Counterintelligence and Security Center’s Enterprise Threat Mitigation Directorate (NCSC-ETD). The role delivers instruction in OPSEC and related curricula, including OPSE-1500 (Public Release Decisions), OPSE-2380 (OPSEC Analysis), OPSE-2390 (OPSEC Program Management), OPSE-3500 (OPSEC and the Internet), and the National Insider Threat Task Force Hub Operations Course. The instructor helps develop and execute problem-based learning and tabletop exercises related to Operations Security, gathers information to prepare and update in-house training programs and curriculum, and facilitates programs for personnel at all organizational levels. The role also collaborates with Instructional Systems Designers to revise lesson plans and keep technical content current with evolving training requirements, while maintaining awareness of developments in information-technology training, instructional methods, materials, and techniques.

Requirements

Active TS/SCI security clearance.
Demonstrated experience delivering classroom and/or virtual instruction across multiple OPSEC disciplines and threat-mitigation areas.
Experience coordinating across government stakeholders, including Intelligence Community components, training offices, and mission partners.
Ability to prepare, revise, and maintain training documentation, curriculum, and lesson plans.
Strong written and oral communication skills, including the ability to produce accurate, professional, and error-free training content.
Proficiency with standard instructional tools, documentation systems, and collaboration platforms.
Ability to work independently and collaboratively in fast-paced environments with strict deadlines.

Responsibilities

Provide instructional support to NCSC-ETD.
Instruct OPSEC and related curriculum, including OPSE-1500 (Public Release Decisions), OPSE-2380 (OPSEC Analysis), OPSE-2390 (OPSEC Program Management), OPSE-3500 (OPSEC and the Internet), and the National Insider Threat Task Force Hub Operations Course.
Assist with the development and execution of problem-based learning and tabletop exercises related to Operations Security.
Obtain information needed to prepare and update in-house training programs and curriculum.
Facilitate instructional programs for personnel at all organizational levels.
Collaborate with Instructional Systems Designers to revise lesson plans and keep technical content current with evolving training requirements.
Maintain awareness of trends in information-technology training, methods, materials, and instructional techniques.