JTAC Simulator Operator

LMR Technical Group•Cannon AFB, NM

1d•Onsite

About The Position

LMR Technical Group (LMR) is seeking a JTAC Simulator Operator to join our team at Cannon AFB, NM. This is a mission-facing operations and training role, not a generic IT support position. The Simulator Operator is responsible for operating, supporting, and sustaining JTAC simulation capabilities that directly enable AFSOC training and readiness. The role requires the ability to operate all aspects of JTAC simulator systems, support instruction across the training continuum, develop and maintain squadron CAS simulator scenarios, support LVC and DMO events, and conduct basic troubleshooting and maintenance. The position combines technical simulator proficiency with a working understanding of JTAC operations and training outcomes, aiming to enable IQT, MQT, CT, and upgrade training while ensuring simulators remain functional and aligned with unit needs. Responsibilities include minor software updates, loading databases, creating scenarios, replacing line replaceable units, running scripts, documenting issues, and reporting deficiencies. The role also supports broader JTAC duties, may participate in functional meetings and working groups, and requires the ability to transition quickly into a controlled military environment with a strong focus on security, accountability, and mission effect. The successful candidate must complete IAT Level I certification, attain simulator proficiency, and adhere to JTAC-Instructor requalification timelines.

Requirements

Current (or ability to obtain and maintain) Secret security clearance (T3 background investigation).
U.S. citizenship is required to obtain a Secret clearance and work in this position.
Must meet the Appendix 1 role-specific qualification requirement for Simulator Operator: BSO, JTAC-I.
Must have or have held a JTAC-I qualification rating.
Experience operating or supporting military simulator systems, tactical training devices, or comparable mission systems in an operational training environment.
Ability to complete IAT Level I certification within 6 months of completing baseline certification and assumption of duties, and attain proficiency with the current simulator within an additional 60 days.
Working knowledge of U.S. military command and control structures.
Ability to read, write, speak, and understand English.
Ability to obtain and maintain all security requirements identified in the DD-254 for the supported site.
Valid civilian driver’s license and ability to qualify for a military driver’s license for supported vehicles and equipment.
Demonstrated land navigation and map and compass skills using latitude/longitude and UTM coordinates.
Ability to work independently in a mission-driven environment while coordinating closely with unit leadership and instructors.
Must pass an initial required drug screening and comply with random drug testing requirements.
This position requires the successful completion of a pre-employment medical physical and/or health screening to ensure the candidate is able to safely perform the essential duties of the role. Continued employment may be contingent upon maintaining the physical and medical standards necessary for job performance, in accordance with applicable laws and organizational policies.
Must be legally authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship now or in the future.

Nice To Haves

Current, active Secret or Top-Secret security clearance.
Prior JTAC simulator operations experience on JTC-TRS, DT-100, HAVIC, or similar systems.
Prior SOF, AFSOC, TACP, or Special Tactics support experience.
Experience with scenario development for CAS or tactical training events.
Experience with DMO, LVC, or networked training environments.
Familiarity with SIMCERT processes, functional working groups, or tactical training systems support.

Responsibilities

Operate JTAC simulator systems, including currently fielded platforms such as JTC-TRS, DT-100, HAVIC, and newly fielded accredited JTAC simulators.
Support JTAC instruction across IQT, MQT, CT, and upgrade training events.
Implement unit-provided simulator scenarios and develop and maintain squadron CAS simulator scenarios.
Conduct minor software updates, load databases, run scripts or queries, and replace line replaceable units as directed.
Perform basic troubleshooting when simulator systems malfunction.
Document and report simulator issues to the simulator service company and Government leadership within 72 hours of discovery.
Support LVC and DMO training and exercises as required by the supported unit.
Provide JTAC, JTAC-Instructor, and JTAC-Evaluator-related support as required by the PWS.
Maintain simulator status inputs and utilization data for monthly reporting.
Comply with security, OPSEC, safety, and unit access requirements at all times.
Other related duties as assigned.