Subject Matter Expert (Joint Special Operations)

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Job Location: Fayetteville, NC 28310

Position Type: Full Time

Position title: Subject Matter Expert (Joint Special Operations)

Location: Fort Bragg (Fort Liberty), NCClearance required: SECRETResponsibilities include (but are not limited to):Provide expert-level Joint Special Operations input to the development and execution of training exercise scenarios. Advise planning teams on SOF doctrine, joint operational processes, interagency coordination, and multinational integration. Support scenario design that replicates complex global SOF missions, including UW, IW, MCE operations, and joint task force dynamics. Ensure training realism by incorporating emerging threats, strategic guidance, and joint planning considerations.

Qualifications: Bachelor's Degree. Graduate of a U.S. Army SF, MISO, Civil Affairs, or MI Officer course (or service equivalent) AND graduate of a U.S. military intermediate or senior level service school; graduate of a Joint Forces Staff College program--JPME-II, Joint Advanced Warfighting School, or Joint/Interagency/Multinational Planner's Course.2 years in SOF HQ staff positions performing joint operations; 1 year of MCE experience focusing on TSOC and/or JSOTF scenarios.

Desired/Preferred Qualifications: JSOU (or equivalent) courses--Irregular Warfare Applied Intelligence, Joint Civil-Military Operations Campaign Planning Workshop, SOF Resource Management, and/or IW Advanced Course; knowledge of National Security/Military Strategy, Joint Operating Environment, and UW campaign planning.

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