Wargaming Analyst II - CEME
About The Position
The Wargaming Analyst II serves as the college-level integrator for educational wargaming across the Marine Corps University wargaming enterprise. The role converts wargaming capabilities into repeatable, instructionally sound learning experiences that strengthen decision-making, warfighting judgment, and student achievement across resident enlisted professional military education programs. The analyst provides instruction on wargaming theory, educational wargaming techniques, and wargame facilitation; develops curriculum and delivers training; and mentors Marines, Sailors, other service members, interagency personnel, and international military officers. The role also designs, adapts, tests, documents, and maintains educational wargame systems and supporting materials, and participates in or conducts wargaming program assessments. The analyst develops and maintains educational and training curricula for Faculty Development on wargaming and wargame facilitation, as well as participant training in tabletop and computer wargames. Content development and delivery may involve creating new material or revising and updating existing material. Travel may be required for up to 20 percent of work time.
Requirements
- Significant first-hand experience playing and facilitating a combination of traditional board wargames and computer wargames.
- Familiarity with wargame design and scenario design fundamentals.
- 5–10 years of military and/or wargaming experience.
- Bachelor’s degree at minimum.
- Secret security clearance required.
Nice To Haves
- Marine Corps background that includes resident or non-resident PME courses at an Intermediate Level School (ILS), equivalent to Command & Staff College; preferred but not required.
Responsibilities
- Provide expert instruction on wargaming theory, educational wargaming techniques, and wargame facilitation.
- Develop curriculum and instruct training-related tasks.
- Mentor Marines, Sailors, other service members, interagency personnel, and international military officers, and create, revise, or update instructional materials.
- Design, adapt, test, document, and maintain educational wargame systems, scenarios, decision points, injects, facilitator materials, player guides, player aids, rubrics, observation protocols, and after-action review products.
- Participate in or conduct wargaming program assessments or assessment activities.
- Deliver periods of instruction using Marine Corps University’s Wargaming training program curriculum, supplemental materials, and products.
- Develop and maintain educational and training curricula for Faculty Development on wargaming and wargame facilitation.
- Develop and maintain participant training curricula for tabletop and computer wargames.
- Create new instructional content or revise and update existing material.
- Travel up to 20 percent of work time.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
