Navigator Development Group Inc. is hiring: Mission Command Exercise Leader in Fayetteville

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navigator development groupFayetteville (NC)

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Job Profile: Mission Command Exercise Leader
Location: Fort Bragg, N.C,
Schedule: Full time Security Clearance: Must have active SECRET clearance This position is contingent upon contract award Minimum Education Requirement Masters' degree required. Special Skills/Qualifications Required Graduate of U.S. Army Special Forces Officer Qualifying Course (18A), or Warrant Officer 180A and graduate of a U.S. military officer's Senior Service College, or Graduate of Warrant Officer Senior Service Education Course. Minimal Background/
Experience Required: Assignment to Special Operations Forces (Special Forces, Military Information Support Operations, Civil Affairs, Ranger Regiment, Special Operations Aviation, Special Mission Units). Commander at the battalion level or Chief Warrant Officer at Group or higher. Served as primary staff at the SOJTF level or higher. Additional Desired Qualifications/Experience Knowledge of the basic considerations of exercise design. Experience managing the elements or resources of exercise development and execution (including, but not limited to, people, time, infrastructure, hardware, network, databases, software, and security).Navigator is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, protected veteran status, or disability status.

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