Navy Antiterrorism Exercise Planner - Manager

Prevailance, Inc.•Virginia Beach, VA

38m•$75,000 - $89,000

About The Position

Prevailance is seeking an experienced, mission-focused professional to support United States Fleet Forces Command (USFFC) as a Navy Antiterrorism Exercise Planner - Manager. This role supports USFFC N042 by planning, executing, and assessing Navy antiterrorism exercises while providing senior leaders with data-driven recommendations to improve force protection readiness across the Fleet. The ideal candidate is a former Navy Force Protection professional with experience planning, evaluating, or assessing antiterrorism exercises at the operational or fleet level. The Exercise Planner will provide expertise in exercise design and development, conduct of the exercise, inter-agency and joint services coordination, detailed planning, scenario development, observation and data collection, data analysis/evaluation, and improvement planning for multi-year exercise programs. They will develop and continually improve exercise data capture documents supporting USFFC in facilitating the accomplishment of exercise objectives. They will also prepare products and brief findings at the O-6 and above level and provide associated recommendations.

Requirements

10-16 years' experience in various military operational environments
3-6 years' experience in leadership positions (e.g., department head, SECO, Provost Marshal)
2-4 years' experience in an advisory, training, evaluative, or assessor role involving unit evaluations/certifications
2-4 years’ experience on a high-level (O-6 and above) staff engaging and briefing O-6 level and above leadership to include Flag level staffs responsible for Tactical Control (TACON) for FP
Experience with US Navy antiterrorism, physical security, and law enforcement processes/procedures at the strategic, operational, and tactical levels of war
Experience in presenting briefs, working documents, and execution of planning meetings involving government and military personnel
Knowledge of Maritime Operations Center (MOC), Regional Operations Center (ROC), and Installation Emergency Operations Center (EOC) command and control (C2) processes as they relate to Tactical Control (TACON) for Force Protection
Knowledge of the Universal Naval Task List (UNTL) and the importance of Navy Mission Essential Tasks (NMETs)/Navy Tasks (NTAs)
Knowledge of Measures of Effectiveness (MOEs) and Measures of Performance (MOPs) development and application
Ability to consolidate raw data (assessment scores from numerous Navy installations) and reduce, integrate, and analyze that data to identify discrepancies (negative trends), performance gap commonalities, and initial DOTMLPF-P solutions
Familiarity with the National Incident Management System (NIMS), National Response Framework (NRF), Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP), joint and Navy planning processes, the Joint Training System (JTS), the Navy Warfare Training System (NWTS), and all antiterrorism (AT) associated DOD and DON policies/doctrine
Advanced Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, and Word skills
Must possess and maintain a Secret security clearance

Nice To Haves

Former Navy or military officer (O-4 or above, including LDO) with operational and staff experience
Senior enlisted (E-8/E-9) with extensive force protection and assessment experience
DoD Antiterrorism Level II or III Certification
ICS and NIMS coursework

Responsibilities

Planning, executing, and assessing Navy antiterrorism exercises.
Providing senior leaders with data-driven recommendations to improve force protection readiness across the Fleet.
Providing expertise in exercise design and development.
Conducting exercises.
Inter-agency and joint services coordination.
Detailed planning.
Scenario development.
Observation and data collection.
Data analysis/evaluation.
Improvement planning for multi-year exercise programs.
Developing and continually improving exercise data capture documents supporting USFFC in facilitating the accomplishment of exercise objectives.
Preparing products and briefing findings at the O-6 and above level and providing associated recommendations.