Operational Environment Training Support Subject Matter Expert - TechWise - Colorado

RESPONSIBILITIES:
The Operational Environmental Training Support Subject Matter Expert (SME) shall provide the JMRC with the capability to provide the Rotational Training Unit (RTU) a detailed, linked, and complex Operational Environment (OE) during a training rotation. They shall provide OE training support to the planning teams within the JMRC Operations Group. The training support includes designing, building, and implementing products which will be used during rotations. They shall develop, design, and script scenarios for classroom and field exercises, develop and execute classroom exercises, role play scenarios, and other interactive learning activities. Based on rotational requirements for role players, OE enablers who will serve as role players may work up to 12 hours per day (including weekends), not to exceed 80 hours during a two week period. The SMEs will develop OE products based on the current version of the OE Lines of Operations (LOO) SOP, i.e. town sets, the road to war, operational variable matrices, sources of instability, biographies, briefings, etc. The SME will coordinate and work with the Observer, Coach, Trainer (OCT) teams, RTUs and IA role players during the planning, integration, and execution of training rotations. SMEs will provide United States Agency for International Development (USAID) certified District Stability Framework (DSF) education. This includes facilitating classroom exercises, role play scenarios, interactive learning activities, education and training for JMRC cadres and RTU personnel.

Qualifications

REQUIREMENTS:

• Bachelor’s Degree required. Master’s Degree preferred.


• Excellent oral and written communication skills.


• Two years of overseas program and/or project experience working for Department of Defense (DoD), USAID, Department of State (DoS), International Organizations (IO), or Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in a developing country other than Afghanistan or Iraq.


• If a veteran, at least one year of civil-military experience working with USAID, DoS, NGOs, or IOs; if not a veteran, at least one year working with military formations.


• Has spent two of the last seven (7) years working in conflict or unstable areas. An unstable environment is defined as a “Critical” or “In Danger” country on the foreign Policy Failed States Index.


• English speaking, reading, writing and public presentation skills.


• Scenario writing and analytical skills demonstrated by publications, memos, etc.


• Familiarity and experience with Microsoft Office software products (Power Point, Excel, Word, etc.).


• Prior to arrival at JMRC the contractor shall possess a U.S. Secret clearance.

CLEARANCE:

• United States Citizen – Secret