Naval Subject Matter Expert - Remote
yo ai labsHouston (TX)
Naval Subject Matter Expert - Remote
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yo ai labsHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description: Naval Subject Matter Expert (Cleared) Role Type: Contractor
Location:
RemoteAbout the RoleWe are looking for experienced naval and maritime professionals to support high-impact AI training and evaluation projects. You'll apply your operational, programmatic, or intelligence expertise to provide rigorous analysis and actionable insights.
Key Responsibilities:
- Provide expert analysis of naval operations, platforms, and doctrine.
- Assess operational and program data to develop informed recommendations.
- Prepare concise assessments and leadership-level briefings.
- Coordinate with defense, government, intelligence, and industry stakeholders.
- Analyze developments in naval capabilities and maritime security.
- Handle classified information in accordance with security protocols.
- Required SkillsNaval Domain Expertise
- Classified-Environment Fluency
- Analytical Judgment
- Stakeholder Management
- Executive Briefing & Writing
Preferred Qualifications:
10+ years of experience in the U.S. Navy, maritime, or defense sector.
Active TS/SCI clearance preferred; Secret clearance with TS/SCI eligibility may be considered.
Experience briefing senior military or government leadership.
Familiarity with Pentagon, OPNAV, NAVSEA, or PEO environments.
Intelligence or Intelligence Community experience is a strong advantage.
Master's degree in national security, defense studies, engineering, or a related field preferred.
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