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PEOPLE TECHNOLOGY AND PROCESSES LLC

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 ...

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Financial Relationship Banker

Columbus, OH · On-site +1

$16.50 - $21.50/hr

Can include military service in an administration, contracting, civil affairs or similar role. 1 year consumer and business deposit products - lending knowledge OR Business to Business sales ...

Huntington

Financial Relationship Banker

Columbus, OH · On-site +1

$17.75 - $23.50/hr

Can include military service in an administration, contracting, civil affairs or similar role. * 1 year consumer and business deposit products - lending knowledge OR Business to Business sales ...

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Daily responsibilities in Civil Affairs often include engaging with local leaders and community groups, assessing community needs, planning and coordinating outreach initiatives, and facilitating communication between civilian populations and organizational or governmental entities. You may also help design and implement projects aimed at economic recovery, infrastructure development, or humanitarian assistance, depending on the mission. The role usually involves collaborating closely with multidisciplinary teams, navigating cultural differences, and reporting on local developments. These tasks require strong organization and communication skills as well as a deep commitment to fostering positive relationships within diverse communities.

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A Civil Affairs job involves engaging with local populations, governments, and organizations to support military and humanitarian operations. Professionals in this field assess community needs, coordinate resources, and help build relationships between military forces and civilian entities. They play a crucial role in disaster relief, stabilization efforts, and conflict resolution. Civil Affairs personnel often work in diverse environments, requiring strong communication and problem-solving skills. Their goal is to foster cooperation and improve conditions for both military and civilian populations.

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Subject Matter Expert (Joint Special Operations)

PEOPLE TECHNOLOGY AND PROCESSES LLC

Full-time

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Position title: Subject Matter Expert (Joint Special Operations)

Location: Fort Bragg (Fort Liberty), NC

Clearance required: SECRET

Responsibilities 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.
  • 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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