Joint Fires Simulation Operator

Booz Allen Hamilton•Fayetteville, NC

63d

About The Position

Joint Fires Simulation Operator The Opportunity: Are you looking for an opportunity to create a technical synergy that will modernize and create efficiency in the Department of Defense (DoD)? As an integration engineer, you know the importance of ensuring that systems are working to ensure synchronization. You’re eager to apply your experience in a unique mission area to develop creative solutions in support of a Joint Fires Rehearsal Center (JFRC). On our team, you’ll design, develop, and implement solutions across functions or between organizations that’ll directly impact the JFRC. You will assist in building scenarios and shape training for customers in a virtual environment. You can derive information from complex military operations and apply data to Live, Virtual, and Constructive scenarios to understand system capabilities and limitations. In this role, you’ll impact the JFRC by ensuring integration across the organization. With opportunities to learn new tools and skills, we focus on growing and collaborating as a team to make the best solutions for our customers. Join us. The world can’t wait.

Requirements

Experience with JTACs, SOF, and Joint Fires
Experience assisting in building scenarios and shaping training for customers in the virtual environment, including GRNTS, MACE, MOC-T, VRSG/MetaVR, or virtual environment applications
Knowledge of system capabilities and limitations to keep training within the scope of reality for associated participants and equipment
Ability to derive information from complex military CONOPs and apply data to Live, Virtual, or Constructive scenarios
TS/SCI clearance
HS diploma or GED

Nice To Haves

Experience as a SOF JTAC-Instructor or SOF JTAC-Evaluator
Experience in distributed and Live, Virtual, and Constructive missions across the DoD and multi-national enterprises, utilizing applications and software programs such as MACE, VRSG, GRNTS, and PRINCE systems, as part of Air Force program initiatives
Knowledge of CAS doctrine, tactics, techniques, and procedures
Ability to brief small and large groups to provide training assessment and feedback
Possession of excellent verbal and written communication skills