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• Coordinate with Headquarters Air Force and Major Command staffs to develop and maintain a planning calendar for treaty-compliance exercises and training events.
• Plan, organize, instruct, and facilitate tabletop and field exercises.
• Develop draft lesson plans, exercise scripts, scenarios, injects, presentations, and supporting training materials.
• Coordinate exercise requirements, schedules, participants, facilities, and supporting resources.
• Provide technical, procedural, and operational expertise related to arms control treaty implementation and inspection readiness.
• Conduct hot-wash evaluations immediately following exercise and training events.
• Develop post-event evaluation reports, after-action reports, lessons learned, and recommended corrective actions.
• Prepare and maintain Headquarters Air Force inspection-support documentation.
• Assist Department of the Air Force organizations in preparing for treaty implementation exercises and real-world on-site inspections.
• Provide direct support to Department of the Air Force staff during actual treaty inspections.
• Brief government leadership on exercise results, inspection readiness, identified risks, and recommended improvements.
• Maintain readiness to deploy in support of a real-world treaty inspection within 48 hours of notification.
• Perform other arms control exercise, training, and inspection-support duties as assigned.

• More than 10 years of relevant experience in military operations, arms control, treaty compliance, exercise planning, inspection readiness, training, or a related field.
• Demonstrated experience planning and executing military tabletop, command-post, field, or inspection-readiness exercises.
• Experience developing lesson plans, exercise scripts, scenarios, training materials, and post-event assessments.
• Experience instructing or facilitating military training and exercise events.
• Knowledge of Department of Defense and Department of the Air Force staff processes and organizational structures.
• Ability to analyze complex policies, procedures, and operational requirements and translate them into executable training and exercise products.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Demonstrated ability to prepare and deliver briefings to senior military and civilian leaders.
• Ability to coordinate effectively with government, military, civilian, and contractor personnel.
• Ability to manage multiple requirements and respond to short-notice taskings.
• Ability to work on site in the National Capital Region.
• Ability to travel and deploy within 48 hours of notification when required.
• Security Clearance: Active Top Secret clearance with eligibility for Sensitive Compartmented Information, Special Access Program, and Special Access Required programs is required.

• Direct experience supporting Department of the Air Force arms control or international treaty programs.
• Previous experience as a Treaty Compliance Officer.
• Experience supporting Headquarters Air Force, a Major Command, Air Force Global Strike Command, Air Force Materiel Command, the Defense Threat Reduction Agency, the Office of the Secretary of Defense, or the Joint Staff.
• Knowledge of arms control treaty implementation, compliance, verification, and inspection requirements.
• Familiarity with treaties and agreements affecting Department of the Air Force operations, including New START, the Chemical Weapons Convention, and the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
• Experience supporting real-world treaty inspections.
• Experience developing or delivering Treaty Compliance Officer training.
• Familiarity with the Arms Control Enterprise System.
• Completion of a Department of Defense instructor course, Air Force instructor course, or equivalent military or civilian training.
• Experience preparing executive-level after-action reports, point papers, decision papers, or briefing materials.

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