Intelligence Training Specialist, Mid

Booz Allen Hamilton•Springfield, VA

2d•$77,600 - $176,000•Remote

About The Position

The client needs an expert to build and sustain the training frameworks that enable crews to be mission ready. As an Intelligence Training Specialist, you’ll shape the unit’s training enterprise, developing curriculum, qualification pathways, and timeline recommendations aligned to Space Force Instruction (SFI) 13‑105 and evolving guidance. You’ll manage training records and Space Force readiness‑aligned schedules for multiple operators, ensuring full compliance with government standards and complete visibility into crew readiness. Your work will directly inform leadership decisions and ensure the squadron remains combat mission ready. You’ll interface regularly with the Space Force and other mission partners to define training standards, update qualification timelines, and incorporate new tools or decision support systems into CHAMP. You’ll explore new approaches to integrate emerging system updates into training and support exercise planning with readiness and qualification inputs. This is your chance to grow your expertise in enterprise‑level Space Force training orchestration, readiness reporting, and instruction modernization. You’ll influence how the client maintains readiness, shape future training methodologies, and ensure the right airmen and guardians have the right skills at the right time.

Requirements

Experience overseeing training schedules, qualification processes, and training documentation
Ability to coordinate across the Space Force and with stakeholders on readiness standards and training timelines
Ability to develop and maintain training records in virtual training database systems such as CHAMP
Ability to travel up to 25% of the time
Active TS/SCI clearance; willingness to take a polygraph exam
Bachelor’s degree in a Business, Education, or Management field and 5+ years of experience with Air Force or Space Force training administration, or 9+ years of experience with Air Force or Space Force training administration in lieu of a degree

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting Space Force readiness assessments or readiness‑aligned training plans
Experience with decision support tools from government agencies
Experience briefing leadership or representing training operations in multi‑agency working groups
Experience with U.S. Space Force training and evaluation standards, including documentation compliance requirements
TS/SCI clearance with a polygraph

Responsibilities

Build and sustain training frameworks that enable crews to be mission ready.
Shape the unit’s training enterprise, developing curriculum, qualification pathways, and timeline recommendations aligned to Space Force Instruction (SFI) 13‑105 and evolving guidance.
Manage training records and Space Force readiness‑aligned schedules for multiple operators, ensuring full compliance with government standards and complete visibility into crew readiness.
Interface regularly with the Space Force and other mission partners to define training standards, update qualification timelines, and incorporate new tools or decision support systems into CHAMP.
Explore new approaches to integrate emerging system updates into training.
Support exercise planning with readiness and qualification inputs.