Tribal Access Program Trainer

IQUASAR LLC

2d•Remote

About The Position

iQuasar is seeking a part-time, remote Trainer to support a customer’s Tribal Access Program (TAP). The Trainer provides direct training to federally recognized Tribes on the use of Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) databases, including NCIC, NGI, N-DEx, NICS, and state databases such as Nlets. The position requires at least five years of total experience and an active Public Trust or higher. The Trainer delivers onsite and remote instruction, develops training materials and curricula, and provides law enforcement subject matter expertise to Tribal agencies. The role also supports DOJ CJIS Security Agency activities, Tribal site assessments and communications, and coordination between criminal and civil agencies. The Trainer prepares action reports and presentations describing programmatic and technical issues and actions needed to resolve them.

Requirements

At least five years of total experience.
Experience reviewing and editing work products written by other team members.
Mastery of English grammar, sentence syntax, and formatting.
Mastery of Microsoft Office products, including Word and PowerPoint.
Excellent presentation and writing skills, and the ability to communicate and collaborate effectively.
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision in a fast-paced environment and demonstrate initiative.
Strong communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills.
Customer-service orientation and strong leadership, problem-solving, and strategic-thinking skills.
Ability to apply knowledge of law enforcement concepts, policies, and procedures.
Analytical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Engineering, Business, or a related scientific or technical discipline.
Active Public Trust or higher.

Nice To Haves

Experience in the federal government or law enforcement sector.
Five years of specialized experience related to the described duties.

Responsibilities

Provide onsite and remote training, guidance, and law enforcement subject matter expertise to TAP Tribal agencies, particularly on FBI CJIS systems such as NCIC, III, and NGI.
Create and present 15 large-group meetings and approximately 6–8 webinars per month.
Serve as a Camtasia production subject matter expert.
Produce an average of five TAP on-demand training videos per year.
Develop up to five self-paced MP4 TAP video training segments per year for DOJ JWIN system users.
Train criminal and civil agencies on subjects including CJIS Security Policy, entering, modifying, and clearing person and property files in NCIC, sex offender registration, and interpreting criminal histories and IdHS reports.
Develop training materials and curricula for criminal and civil agencies.
Provide guidance for DOJ CJIS Security Agency activities in support of Tribes.
Provide onsite training, complete assessments, help improve communications at Tribal sites, and assist with Tribal decisions.
Ensure cross-functional communication between criminal and civil agencies and that necessary information exchange agreements are in place.
Draft action reports and presentations that outline programmatic and technical issues and the actions needed to resolve them.
Review and edit work products written by other team members.