Master Technical Support Operations (MTSO) Instructor

Threat Tec•Camp Lejeune, NC

35d

About The Position

The Master Technical Support Operations (MTSO) Instructor - SOF Tactical Cyber Operator (SCO) is responsible for delivering advanced instruction across the full spectrum of the SOF Tactical Cyber - Technical Surveillance Course Program of Instruction (POI). This includes SOF Cyber Basics, Publicly Available Information (PAI), 802.11/Bluetooth surveillance, Methods of Entry, Close Target Reconnaissance (CTR), Cyber Operations, Basic Electronics, and Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) construction and modification. The MTSO Instructor will stay current on emerging technologies and remain proficient in the latest Techniques, Tactics, and Procedures (TTPs) related to MARSOC Tactical Cyber, Technical Surveillance Operations, and MRTC SOF Level I Special Reconnaissance Course core tasks.

Requirements

Graduate of a U.S. Assessment & Selection and Operator Qualification course.
Minimum 10 years of Technical Support Operations experience as either a U.S. military member or DoD civilian.
Minimum 6 years' experience as an instructor for a SOF-equivalent Tactical Cyber Operator (STCO) or Technical Surveillance Operations (TSO) course, with experience in all five primary phases of instruction:
Cyber Basics
Surveillance
Cyber Operations - Tagging, Tracking, and Locating (TTL)
Close Target Reconnaissance (CTR)
Methods of Entry (MoE)
Minimum 5 years' experience performing STCO/TSO scenario development for realistic military training in off-base environments.
Minimum 2 years' experience reviewing, editing, formatting, and validating course materials for submission in accordance with Marine Corps Training Information Management System (MCTIMS) requirements.
Graduate of one of the following (or SOF-equivalent) courses that encompass all five primary phases of instruction (Cyber Basics, Surveillance, Cyber Operations - TTL, CTR, Methods of Entry):
MARSOF Tactical Cyber Course
MARSOF Technical Surveillance Course
Special Forces Brighton Course
SOF-equivalent Technical Surveillance / SOF Cyber course
Completion of Formal School Instructor Course (FSIC) or other U.S. military service equivalent instructor qualification course.
Active Top Secret / Sensitive Compartmented Information (TS/SCI) security clearance.

Responsibilities

SOF Tactical Cyber Activities
Software Defined Radio (SDR) and RF Surveying
RF / 802.11 / Bluetooth (BT) / SDR survey and employment
Adversary Emulation Operations
All phases of adversary emulation operations
Operating Systems & Scripting
Command Line Interface (CLI)
Linux and Windows operating systems
Shell scripting and programming
Python scripting
Network & Cyber Fundamentals
OSI model
Network security basics
Vulnerability research
Researching and developing new exploitation techniques
Technical Surveillance & Reconnaissance
Digital camera operations and surveillance photography
Remote camera operations
Close Target Reconnaissance (CTR) instruction, including practical exercise scenario development
Surveillance instruction, including practical exercise scenario development
Tactical Audio and Video Systems (TAVS) instruction
Electronics & Fabrication
Basic electronics
Commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) electronics modification
Fabrication instruction
Methods of Entry (MoE)
Method of Entry Levels 1, 2, and 3
Tracking Technologies
Tracking device employment, including Satellite, Iridium, RF, DF, and Globalstar systems
Training Development
Practical exercise scenario development
Comprehensive scenario development for realistic training environments
Curriculum design, refinement, and management
Professional Currency
Maintain awareness of current and emerging technologies relevant to SOF tactical cyber and technical surveillance