Leadership Training Program Coach

V2X Inc

4h•Onsite

About The Position

V2X is seeking a highly skilled and experientially relevant former Special Forces Battalion Commander to coach Advanced Operating Base (AOB) and Special Operations Task Force (SOTF) commanders and staffs. The goal is to increase unit and individual proficiency through seminar-focused learning and constructive After-Action Reviews. The coach will leverage current knowledge of War Fighting Functions and apply them to SOTF/AOB/ODA operations, including Special Reconnaissance, Direct Action, Foreign Internal Defense, Unconventional Warfare, Counterinsurgency, and Security Force Assistance as part of Unified Land Operations. The mission of the Leader Training Program (LTP) is to coach BCT leadership, staff, and subordinate Battalion leadership. This position supports the National Training Center Warfighter-Training Readiness Solutions (WTRS) contract at Fort Irwin, CA, focusing on developing soldiers, leaders, and units for success on the 21st Century Battlefield. Coaches will teach, coach, and lead counterparts and their staffs through tactical instruction to prepare them for large-scale combat scenarios.

Requirements

Must have experience leading and training a brigade or battalion.
Shall be able to instruct and instruct SOF/AOB Commanders and lead them through a program of tactical instruction.
Current with US Army doctrine and tactics, techniques, and procedures.
Highly skilled and possess relevant former SOF battalion experience.
Ability to effectively instruct AOBs and their staff through seminar-focused learning opportunities and constructive After-Action Reviews (AARs).
Experience in unit training evaluations using live and virtual combat simulations.
Familiarity with current warfighting technology.
Experience in designing and preparing training scenarios.
Must stay current on Army and Joint Doctrine to include regulations, policy changes, terms, tactics, techniques and procedures used in DATE operations.
Must be a former Commander of an SF unit.
Must possess, at a minimum, the requisite military experience at the tactical command level consistent with the LTP unit of assignment.
Must demonstrate U.S. Army practical experience and professional military education commensurate with duty requirements.
Must be able to work non-standard schedules based on mission requirements that include extended hours and/or weekends.
Must be proficient with Microsoft Office programs (WORD, EXCEL, and PowerPoint).
Must be able to obtain and maintain a Secret security clearance.
Must be able to obtain a Common Access Card (CAC) to utilize government operating systems.
Must maintain a valid state Driver's License and maintain Fort Irwin, CA post driving privileges.
Must be able to obtain Military vehicle license to drive a HMMWV, or its Army equivalent.
Must be able travel off road in company and military tactical vehicles, when required.

Nice To Haves

Combat experience is desired.
Experience at a CTC as an Observer Coach/Trainer (OC/T).
Experience at the U.S. Army Brigade Combat Team level or below.

Responsibilities

Coach Advanced Operating Base (AOB) and Special Operations Task Force (SOTF) commanders and staffs.
Increase unit and individual proficiency through seminar-focused learning and constructive After-Action Reviews.
Apply knowledge of War Fighting Functions to SOTF/AOB/ODA operations.
Coach BCT leadership, staff, and subordinate Battalion leadership.
Teach, coach, and lead counterparts and their staffs through a program of tactical instruction.
Prepare leadership for operations in a large-scale combat scenario as part of BCT Decisive Action.
Instruct SOF/AOB Commanders and lead them through a program of tactical instruction.
Instruct AOBs and their staff through seminar-focused learning opportunities and constructive After-Action Reviews (AARs).
Conduct unit training evaluations using live and virtual combat simulations.
Facilitate coaching on the use of AOB capabilities by the training unit.
Design and prepare training scenarios.
Stay current on Army and Joint Doctrine to include regulations, policy changes, terms, tactics, techniques and procedures used in DATE operations.