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Denver, CO ยท On-site +1

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Customer Care Representative

Louisville, CO ยท Remote

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A Remote Spanish Translator is a professional who converts written or spoken content from Spanish to another language, or vice versa, while working from a remote location such as home. They use their language proficiency and cultural knowledge to ensure accurate and contextually appropriate translations. Remote translators often work with documents, websites, subtitles, or live conversations for clients in various industries. This role requires strong language skills, attention to detail, and the ability to use online tools for communication and document management.
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Subject Matter Expert / Instructor - Fall VALEX, USAFA

Yorktown Systems Group, Inc.

Colorado Springs, CO โ€ข On-site, Remote

Temporary

Posted 21 days ago


Job description

ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION Yorktown Systems Group, Inc., and its wholly-owned subsidiaries, are a committed team of dedicated former military and civilian professionals who believe in providing ethical and quality services to Government customers. Our leadership team is composed primarily of Veterans who are now serving in a corporate environment rather than in uniform. Our customer's missions become our own and we are committed to working as a team to achieve success. Because of the depth and experiences of our corporate leadership, we can assure all our customers that "we will do what we say we can do" and will focus on our customer's missions rather than corporate goals. Our business model is based on a personal commitment from our leaders to maintain contact with our customers to continually and consistently gauge our performance. Yorktown Systems Group was founded on the idea that providing quality and ethical services with a laser focus on our customer's goals is an effective long-term business model. Our mission, therefore, is to help our customers meet their requirements and goals. The contractor will not discharge or in any other manner discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because such employee or applicant has inquired about, discussed, or disclosed the compensation of the employee or applicant or another employee or applicant. This provision shall not apply to instances in which an employee who has access to the compensation information of other employees or applicants as a part of such employee's essential job functions discloses the compensation of such other employees or applicants to individuals who do not otherwise have access to such information, unless such disclosure is in response to a formal complaint or charge, in furtherance of an investigation, proceeding, hearing, or action, including an investigation conducted by the employer, or is consistent with the contractor's legal duty to furnish information. The Unconventional, LLC is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Yorktown Systems Group, Inc.
Job Title
Subject Matter Expert / Instructor - Fall VALEX, USAFA
Location
Colorado Springs, CO - Colorado Springs, CO 80903 US (Primary)
Remote Operations Support - Huntsville, AL 35806 US
Job Description
Summary:
Yorktown Systems Group, Inc. (YSG) is seeking qualified Subject Matter Expert / Instructors (SME/Is) for a contingent, temporary surge assignment supporting the anticipated Fall Validation Exercise (VALEX) at the United States Air Force Academy (USAFA). Current planning assumes contract award and an on-site USAFA kickoff around 3 August 2026, with VALEX occurring approximately 45 days after award in mid-September 2026. Team YSG anticipates a requirement for multiple SME/Is across the team for up to two weeks. Exact event dates, shifts, training locations, staffing quantities, and assignments remain subject to contract award, Government direction, the on-site kickoff, and the Government-approved Cadet Military Training Schedule. The compressed award-to-execution timeline will require rapid onboarding, event preparation, and availability. These positions are anticipated to be event-specific 1099 independent contractor engagements and are not year-round positions.
Anticipated Event and Work Conditions:
  • Contract and event status: This opportunity is contingent upon contract award and final Government requirements. Team YSG currently anticipates award and an on-site kickoff around 3 August 2026; final VALEX specifics will be confirmed after stakeholder coordination.
  • Engagement status: Temporary, event-specific 1099 independent contractor engagement, subject to successful selection, completion of onboarding and access requirements, execution of the applicable independent contractor agreement, and final staffing authorization.
  • Anticipated performance window: VALEX is expected approximately 45 days after award, likely in mid-September 2026, with individual assignments of up to two weeks. Candidates should be prepared to support the full assigned preparation, execution, and closeout window.
  • Accelerated readiness: Selected personnel must be responsive during the compressed phase-in period and complete required contractor onboarding, access actions, event orientation, training-product familiarization, safety preparation, and virtual or on-site rehearsals before supporting cadets.
  • Schedule: VALEX operations are anticipated to include a Wednesday-evening-through-Saturday execution window and may require early mornings, evenings, extended shifts, weekend work, and pre-event preparation outside the primary exercise period.
  • Work environment: USAFA and designated training areas or ranges in the Colorado Springs area, including outdoor field and exercise environments. Selected personnel may be required to report before the event for in-processing, orientation, or rehearsal.
  • Assignment and compensation: Selection does not guarantee a specific number of days or hours. Final assignments and compensation will be based on Government-approved staffing requirements, relevant experience, specialty, assigned responsibilities, event duration, and any Surge Team Lead duties. Rates will be communicated before execution of the independent contractor agreement and remain subject to Team YSG's final approved rate structure.

Specific Duties May Include, but Are Not Limited to:
  • Complete event-specific preparation including contractor onboarding, standards of conduct, non-personal services boundaries, cadet interaction expectations, curriculum/facilitator guide review, safety preparation, evaluation and data-capture procedures, communications protocols, and rehearsal with WTAs or Team Leads.
  • Execute approved instruction and exercise support under Warfighter Training Advisor (WTA), surge Team Lead, and permanent party oversight. Duties may include scenario setup, lane or exercise facilitation, role-player/control functions, delivery of approved injects, communications and reporting support, and specialized warfighter skills instruction.
  • Serve as a Team Lead when designated based on experience and event requirements. Team Leads coordinate assigned SME/Is under Team YSG management, maintain instructor accountability and span of control, reinforce safety and reporting discipline, synchronize with WTAs and the Operations and Training Coordinator, and elevate execution issues without directing Government personnel or exercising command authority.
  • Support one or more warfighting functional areas such as Command and Control, Intelligence, Information/OPSEC, Fires, Movement and Maneuver, Protection, or Sustainment. Personnel must also be flexible to support adjacent functions or multiple exercise roles as requirements evolve.
  • Observe and document cadet or team performance using Government-approved rubrics, observation logs, digital forms, and AAR inputs. SME/Is support performance documentation and data capture; USAFA retains formal cadet evaluation and decision authority.
  • Enforce approved safety standards within assigned responsibilities; identify and promptly elevate hazards, deviations, medical concerns, or stop-training conditions through established Government and contractor channels.
  • Participate in synchronization meetings, briefs, and AARs and provide concise observations on training execution, cadet performance, safety, resource constraints, and potential improvements.
  • Maintain professional contractor conduct including contractor identification, appropriate boundaries with cadets, compliance with approved training plans, and adherence to the Team YSG chain of accountability.

Primary PWS Alignment: This position primarily supports PWS Task 3, Execution and Management. Limited support to Task 4 consists of performance observations and AAR inputs; limited support to Task 5 consists of using designated digital tools to record assessments and required event data.
Job Requirements
Required Qualifications:
  • Six or more years of relevant military operational and/or instructional experience.
  • Demonstrated expertise in at least one applicable warfighting functional area: C2, Intelligence, Information, Fires, Movement and Maneuver, Protection, or Sustainment.
  • Experience delivering or facilitating military training in field, exercise, simulation, or classroom environments.
  • Ability to follow approved POIs, facilitator guides, scenarios, and evaluation criteria and to document observations accurately and on time.
  • Demonstrated safety mindset, professional judgment, and communication skills appropriate for a Government-led cadet training environment and performance under stress.
  • Ability to perform assigned duties in field and exercise environments including extended periods outdoors and nonstandard work hours.
  • Availability for the assigned VALEX preparation and execution window and willingness to complete all required onboarding, access, training, and rehearsal activities before supporting cadets.

Preferred Qualifications:
  • Prior experience as an instructor, evaluator, observer-controller/trainer, exercise controller, or training lane lead.
  • For Team Lead consideration: demonstrated experience leading or coordinating instructors, observer-controller/trainers, exercise support personnel, or training lanes; maintaining accountability and span of control; enforcing safety and reporting requirements; resolving execution issues; and communicating with senior exercise leadership.
  • Experience with OPORDs/FRAGOs, PACE planning, tactical reporting, post-mission debriefs, fieldcraft, or structured AARs.
  • Experience supporting pre-commissioning, cadet, service-academy, ROTC, or comparable junior-leader development programs.
  • Familiarity with digital assessment, learning-management, or mobile data-capture tools.

Security/Access: Must be eligible for USAFA installation and training-area access and successfully complete required background, identity, and access screening within the compressed onboarding period. An active SECRET clearance is not a stated minimum requirement for the SME/I position; clearance status may be considered for specialized or future assignments.
Location: United States Air Force Academy and designated training areas in Colorado Springs, CO. Event-specific reporting locations will be confirmed after award and kickoff.
Travel: Travel may be required for non-local personnel. Assignment-specific travel authorization, reporting instructions, and reimbursable travel terms, if applicable, will be addressed in the independent contractor agreement or task authorization.
Engagement: Anticipated 1099 independent contractor assignment. This requisition supports contingent recruiting and does not constitute an offer, guarantee of work, or commitment to a minimum number of days or hours.
Compensation: Role-specific rates are being finalized. Compensation will be aligned to relevant experience, specialized qualifications, assigned position, and additional Team Lead responsibilities, if applicable. Final rates will be provided before engagement.
Security Clearance
Eligible for Secret Security Clearance (1)
Travel
Some travel may be required
Job Type
Temporary
Exemption Type
Exempt
Category
Contractors
EEO STATEMENT Yorktown Systems Group, Inc., and its wholly-owned subsidiaries, are an Equal Opportunity Employer. No employee or applicant for employment is denied equal opportunity because of race, color, sex, national origin, religion, age, disability, marital status, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, any other non-merit-based factor, or other characteristics protected by law. As part of the company's equal employment opportunity policy, Yorktown Systems Group, Inc., and its subsidiaries, will also take affirmative action as called for by applicable laws and Executive Orders to ensure that minority group individuals, females, disabled veterans, recently separated veterans, other protected veterans, Armed Forces service medal veterans, and qualified disabled persons are introduced into our workforce and considered for promotional opportunities. The Unconventional, LLC. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Yorktown Systems Group, Inc.