What are the responsibilities and job description for the Staff Military Trainer – Diplomatic Coordinator position at Native American Technology?
Description
NATECH is seeking a Staff Military Trainer – Diplomatic Coordinator to join our growing team of diverse professionals supporting our Mission Command Training Program (MCTP) at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. The MCTP trains Brigade, Division, and Corps Commanders and their staffs during simulation-driven command post Warfighter Exercises (WFX) in support of Large-Scale Combat Operations and across Multi-Domain Operations.
In MCTP exercises, the Unified Action Partner Cell (UAPC) portrays governmental and nongovernmental organizations, and elements of the private sector with which Army training audiences plan, coordinate, synchronize, and integrate during the conduct of operations. MCTP utilizes the UAPC to develop the inclusion of UAPs in exercise Operational Environments (OEs), scenario development, storyline development, and other requirements in garrison and while deployed to events.
Responsibilities:
- Support the MCTP UAPC Chief and the MCTP Department of the Army Civilian UAPC Program Coordinator, residing in the MCTP S35.
- The UAPC, together with other elements of MCTP, create and maintain a high-fidelity operating environment and a condition-setting training environment with capabilities and resources needed to replicate most complexities of the OE. The training environment will encompass various and simultaneous operational variable (PMESII-PT) interactions that produce complexities (two or more variables that interact) (Ref. AR 350-2, p.1, 2).
- Support the development of scenario OEs, storylines, stimulus, and other requirements to create “realistic signatures and effects to stimulate Joint, interagency, intergovernmental, and multinational (JIIM) enablers; and produce ‘ill-structured problems’ for leader development” (Ref. AR 350-2, p. 2) that provide sufficient training value on Unified Action Partners, Civil-Military Operations, and other related event and exercise requirements as directed.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 15 years of professional experience, or Master’s degree with a minimum of 13 years of professional experience.
- Experience at the Foreign Service Officer – 2 (FS-2) level or higher.
- Relevant middle or senior level civilian agency experience working within a contingency, stability operations or warfighting environment within the last 15 years.
- Recent (within the last 8 years) experience serving in the capacity listed or a related Agency, Department, Administration or Bureau.
- Proficient with MS Office suite of software (PowerPoint, Word, Excel, Access)
- Must be able to travel as needed both CONUS and OCONUS (up to 25% of the time)
- Must have a current security clearance background investigation, at a minimum an active Secret clearance
- Must be able to work on-site at Fort Leavenworth in Kansas
Preferred Qualifications:
- Advanced degree, from an accredited institution, in a subject related to the principal role they fulfill.
- Previous experience as a Pol-Mil Officer or as a Foreign Policy Advisor (POLAD)
- Experience at the Foreign Service Officer – 1 (FS-1) level or higher.
- Relevant middle or senior level civilian agency experience working within a contingency, stability operations or warfighting environment within the last 5 years.
- Recent (within the last 5 years) experience serving in the capacity listed or a related Agency, Department, Administration or Bureau.
- Reach back capability within Department of State networks.
- U.S. Army Command and General Staff Officer Course, or MEL 4 equivalent Intermediate Level Education (ILE)
- Familiar with current Army/Joint doctrine
- Previous experience in computer assisted simulation training
