Space Operations Training Specialist

KBR•Colorado Springs, CO

2d•$120,000 - $130,000•Onsite

About The Position

KBR is seeking a highly motivated Space Operations Training Specialist to support training, curriculum development, and instructional delivery for orbital warfare test and evaluation activities. The specialist will be a key member of the training team, developing and delivering advanced space operations education and mission qualification training to government personnel engaged in space test and evaluation missions. The role includes maintaining Mission Qualification Training (MQT) curriculum and materials, delivering and facilitating training, maintaining training records, auditing curriculum, and planning the strategic training environment for the 3 TES. The specialist will also conduct training using modeling and simulation software and coordinate with outside agencies on training for capability test team technologies, components, and capabilities. This position is on-site at Schriever SFB, Colorado, with minimal travel (less than 20%). Scheduled weekly hours are 40, with standard working hours.

Requirements

Active TS/SCI clearance with SAP eligibility; the posting states that only a U.S. citizen can obtain this clearance.
At least 10 years of experience supporting space operations.
At least 3 years of experience supporting orbital warfare-specific missions, or at least 3 years supporting space system testing, operational test, developmental test, or test and evaluation activities.
Demonstrated knowledge of orbital mechanics, space mission planning, and Department of Defense test and evaluation processes and standards.
Experience developing, maintaining, and delivering technical training programs and curriculum.
Experience developing lesson plans, task qualification programs, examinations, and training materials.
Experience facilitating classroom and hands-on technical training environments.
Experience using modeling and simulation tools such as STK, FreeFlyer, or similar space analysis software.
Strong written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills.

Nice To Haves

Five or more years working in DoD satellite operations training.
Certified DoD trainer specialized in space systems.
Microsoft Suite proficiency, including Access and Excel.
Bachelor of Science degree in a related field; additional education and/or certifications may be considered in lieu of experience.

Responsibilities

Update and maintain Mission Qualification Training (MQT) curriculum and materials for orbital warfare test and evaluation topics, including orbital mechanics, relative satellite navigation, astronautical engineering and space technology fundamentals, Department of War test and evaluation standards and practices, and data analysis.
Develop and maintain training materials, including lesson plans, master task lists, tests, and quizzes.
Instruct and facilitate portions of MQT, mission planning, data analytics, modeling and simulation, and data science training.
Manage training schedules, coordinate with training stakeholders, and set up classrooms.
Collect student feedback after each training event and provide documentation to the Government.
Maintain training records for all 3 TES members and programs in the system of record, including documenting completed training and performing system administration functions.
Audit and review curriculum for instructional system design (ISD) across tasks outlined on the APOI and IPOI, and coordinate curriculum updates with instructors.
Create and manage the 3 TES strategic training environment plan, including a trainer and classroom plan, a long-term vision document (white paper), and phased actions on a POA&M.
Attend and participate in 3 TES training shop weekly standups and planning meetings for training activities.
Conduct training events using modeling and simulation software such as STK and FreeFlyer.
Work with outside agencies to identify existing training or develop training for capability test team (CTT)-specific technologies, components, and capabilities.