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OneArc

Mission Integration Specialist

Miami, FL · On-site

... Virtual Battlespace 4 (VBS4) for the U.S. Government agency customers. The center of gravity for ... VBS4 (scenario and mission editor, VBS Geo), with growth into Blue IG and Mantle and related OneArc ...

EMJ

Editorial Assistant

Hallandale Beach, FL · On-site

$48K/yr

The ideal candidate will have a background in life sciences and a passion for content editing. This ... Attend congresses (physical or virtual) across different clinical areasto ensure appropriate ...

DLA Piper

Digital Marketing Coordinator

Miami, FL · On-site

$42K - $56K/yr

Resize or crop digital images using image editing application. * Provide 'virtual event' support as required. * Perform QA on all new or updated web pages, email messages and/or event site to ensure ...

Dlapiper

Digital Marketing Coordinator

Miami, FL · Hybrid

$42K - $56K/yr

Resize or crop digital images using image editing application. * Provide 'virtual event' support as required. * Perform QA on all new or updated web pages, email messages and/or event site to ensure ...

EMJ

Editorial Assistant

Hallandale, FL · Hybrid

$48K/yr

The ideal candidate will have a background in life sciences and a passion for content editing. This ... Attend congresses (physical or virtual) across different clinical areas to ensure appropriate ...

NEP GROUP

Associate Producer

Miami, FL · On-site

For over 40 years our clients have trusted us to deliver live production, live events, and virtual ... The Associate Producer will join our team of Producers, Directors and Editors to help produce multi ...

Gleim Publications Inc

Proofreader

Gainesville, FL · On-site

Join our exciting, fast-paced Content Production team and assist with proofing, editing, and word ... Proofreaders will review Content materials that include virtual and hardcopy books, videos, audios ...

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As of Sep 5, 2026, the average hourly pay for virtual editor in Florida is $23.61, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $16.01 and $29.66 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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A Virtual Editor is a professional who reviews, revises, and refines written or multimedia content remotely, often working from home or another off-site location. They may edit articles, manuscripts, videos, websites, or other digital materials to ensure clarity, accuracy, and consistency. Virtual Editors use online tools to collaborate with writers and content creators, providing feedback and making changes as needed. This role is popular in publishing, media, marketing, and other industries that rely on high-quality digital content.

What skills and qualifications are needed to thrive as a virtual editor?

To thrive as a Virtual Editor, strong editing, proofreading, and language skills are essential, often supported by a degree in English, journalism, or communications. Familiarity with editing software like Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft Word track changes, and content management systems is typically required. Attention to detail, time management, and effective communication are standout soft skills in this remote role. These abilities ensure high-quality, error-free content and smooth collaboration with distributed teams in a fast-paced digital environment.

How does a virtual editor typically collaborate with writers and other content creators in a remote setting?

As a Virtual Editor, you’ll regularly communicate with writers, designers, and project managers through digital platforms such as email, chat, or video conferencing tools. Collaboration often involves providing constructive feedback, clarifying editorial guidelines, and participating in virtual meetings to align on project goals and deadlines. Maintaining clear and timely communication is essential to ensure smooth content workflows, address revisions efficiently, and uphold quality standards across all digital channels. Strong organizational skills and familiarity with collaborative tools are key to thriving in this remote, team-oriented environment.

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Industry UsageCommon in publishing, media, and online content creation.

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Mission Integration Specialist

OneArc

Miami, FL • On-site

Full-time

Posted 21 days ago

Job description

Company: OneArc

Level: Junior to Mid-Level, skills-based

Location: Remote (U.S.), residence in the greater Miami, Florida area preferred

Employment Type: Full-Time

Clearance: Active DoD Secret clearance required at time of hire (U.S. citizenship required)

Travel: Up to 25% to customer locations



About the Role


OneArc is seeking a Mission Integration Specialist to develop realistic, geographically accurate training content in Virtual Battlespace 4 (VBS4) for the U.S. Government agency customers. The center of gravity for this role is the scenario itself. You will design and build VBS4 missions that meet real training objectives, supported by geospatial data and open source research.


We are looking for creative, outside-the-box thinkers who can approach ambiguous mission problems from unconventional angles, connect disparate information, and develop practical solutions when the answer is not immediately obvious.


You will work in VBS4 daily. Prior VBS experience is highly preferred, but we will invest in training the right candidate who brings strong simulation, geospatial, and OSINT fundamentals.


We hire for demonstrated skill, not years on a resume. If you can show us strong scenario work, terrain builds, or OSINT products (through professional experience, military service, academic projects, or community and mod work), we want to see it.


What You Will Do

Scenario development (primary focus)

  • Design, build, and maintain VBS4 scenarios: entity placement, mission logic, triggers, and AI behaviors
  • Translate customer training objectives and subject matter expert input into executable operations
  • Iterate on scenarios with instructors and training audiences to sharpen training value


Terrain and geospatial data

  • Source, process, and prepare geospatial data (satellite imagery, elevation models, vector layers) for use in VBS4 terrain
  • Refine and validate terrain so it supports scenario and training requirements


OSINT support

  • May be required to conduct open source research (imagery, mapping platforms, public reporting) to ground scenarios in real-world conditions: order of battle, patterns of life, infrastructure, and environmental detail


Across all of it

  • Support customer product development, exercise events and simulation enhanced products
  • Validate content quality through structured testing and QA passes
  • Document workflows, data sources, and scenario libraries for reuse and auditability


Tools and Technologies You Will Touch

You will not need every tool on day one. Depth in a few, plus the aptitude to pick up the rest, matters more than shallow familiarity with all of them.

  • Simulation: VBS4 (scenario and mission editor, VBS Geo), with growth into Blue IG and Mantle and related OneArc tooling
  • Geospatial: ArcGIS Pro, QGIS, Google Earth Pro, Global Mapper, ERDAS Imagine or ENVI, SOCET GXP
  • OSINT: Maltego, i2 Analyst's Notebook, Sentinel Hub and Planet imagery platforms, OpenStreetMap and collaborative mapping, flight and maritime tracking platforms, archival and verification tooling


Required Qualifications

  • Active DoD Secret security clearance at time of hire, TS eligibility preferred
  • Hands-on experience building missions or scenarios in a simulation environment with a mission editor (VBS4 or VBS3 ideal; Arma series or comparable military simulation platforms also qualify)
  • Working knowledge of GIS fundamentals and at least one major toolset (ArcGIS Pro or QGIS)
  • Comfort with common geospatial data formats such as GeoTIFF, shapefile, DTED, and KML/KMZ
  • Applied OSINT skills that support scenario realism: source discovery and evaluation, geolocation techniques, and basic imagery analysis
  • Familiarity with military terminology, unit structures, or operational concepts
  • Strong written communication and documentation habits
  • Ability to travel up to 25% to customer locations


There is intentionally no years of experience line above: we evaluate candidates on demonstrated capability. Relevant military service, internships, academic work, and community scenario or modding work all count.


Preferred Qualifications

  • Highly preferred: hands-on VBS4 experience, including the scenario and mission editor (strong VBS3 experience also valued)
  • VBS4 scripting experience or exposure to the VBS SDK and APIs
  • Experience with terrain generation pipelines and tools (VBS World Server, VBS Geo, TerraTools, or similar)
  • Python scripting for geospatial workflows (GDAL, GeoPandas, or arcpy)
  • Remote sensing or photogrammetry coursework or experience
  • Prior military, intelligence community, or defense contractor background
  • Exposure to LVC (Live, Virtual, Constructive) training environments and interoperability standards such as DIS or HLA
  • Experience supporting live exercises or distributed training events


Preferred Certifications

None of these are required. They are common credentials in the geospatial, OSINT, and simulation career fields, and we weigh them as a plus alongside demonstrated work.

  • CompTIA Security+ or equivalent (the DoD 8140 baseline, relevant where privileged access to government systems is required)
  • GIAC Open Source Intelligence (GOSI) or a comparable OSINT tradecraft certification
  • USGIF Certified GEOINT Professional (CGP) credentials
  • Esri technical certifications, for example ArcGIS Pro Associate
  • GISP (Certified GIS Professional) for candidates further along in their careers
  • Completion of official Bohemia Interactive Simulations (BISim) VBS training courses


Show Us Your Work

Applications that include work samples receive priority review. Useful examples:

  • VBS4 or VBS3 scenario files, screenshots, or capture video
  • Arma series mission or mod work (the editing skills transfer directly)
  • GIS or terrain projects: maps, processed datasets, or terrain builds
  • OSINT products such as geolocation write-ups or open source research summaries


Education

A bachelor's degree in GIS, Geography, Intelligence Studies, Computer Science, Modeling and Simulation, or a related field is a plus, not a gate. Equivalent skill demonstrated through military service, professional work, or a strong portfolio is fully acceptable.


Work Environment and Travel

  • Primarily remote within the United States; some work may take place at customer or government facilities as program needs require
  • Travel up to 25% to customer sites and exercise events
  • Residence in the greater Miami, Florida area is preferred to support periodic team and customer engagements


Why Join OneArc

  • Direct mission impact: the content you build supports U.S. Government and partner nation personnel for real-world operations
  • A defined growth path from scenario development into terrain engineering, VBS scripting, or analysis tracks



OneArc is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or protected veteran status.

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