Naval Aviation Instructor/Operator (SkillBridge Opportunity)
Naval Aviation Instructor/Operator (SkillBridge Opportunity)
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Provide TMS specific subject matter expertise for fleet training requirementsProvide liaison with Fleet representatives to help define future training requirementsProvide subject matter expertise and aircraft knowledge required to support flight trainer operations and evaluations
- Responsible for ensuring FST events meet stated training requirementsProvide overall coordination for distributed events
- Develop scenarios in support of Fleet Synthetic Training - Aviation events
- Coordinates efforts between training sites
- Promulgates and manages the exercise timelines
- Lead distributed mission exercises
- Provide and facilitate mission planning, execution, and brief/debrief support for events
- Responsible for planning the exercise and providing scenarios, briefing guides, charts, target lists, SPINS, ATO/ACO, and mission kneeboard cards to all exercise players
- Operate Semi-automated Forces/Computer Generated Forces (SAF/CGF) to meet mission and tactics for both distributed and LITL training
- Role-play constructive assets and entities during training events
- Maintain currency with appropriate TMS and Naval Aviation Warfare Development Center TTPs and CONOPS
- Former Naval Aviator or Naval Flight Officer, O-3/4/5Recent operational experience that is ACTC LEVEL 4 or higher
- Proficiency in MS Office products (Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Project)4-year bachelor's degree from an accredited university or college
- Active TOP SECRET clearance. (Note: active SECRET clearance with TOP SECRET eligibility may be considered for otherwise well qualified candidates)
- USN Weapon School (CAEWWS, TOPGUN, HAVOC, MAWTS) graduate
- Experience organizing large force events in an Air Wing Fallon-type construct
- Experience with platform specific tactics in varying scenarios
- Experience developing / training to training objectives per fleet training continuum
- Experience with virtual simulation scenario execution and adjusting scenario events and timelines in a real-time dynamic tactical operation environment
- Experience with operating Next Generation Threat System
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