Tactical Engineering & Analysis

We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced candidate to join the Aegis Training and Readiness Center (ATRC) in Dahlgren, Virginia. The ideal candidate will have significant fleet Combat Information Center experience with the Aegis Combat System, and the ability to teach in both classroom and lab settings. This role involves training Navy sailors on the tactical employment of advanced weapon systems, as well as assessing and improving their performance. ESSENTIAL DUTIES Develop and deliver both classroom and hands-on lab training for Fleet sailors IAW current directives and TTP. Serve as an expert instructor/mentor for the tactical employment of the Aegis Combat System and related weapons systems. Provide training on system capabilities, mission planning, tactical communications, and the use of aircraft and systems (both organic and non-organic). Assist in the creation and review of course materials and curriculum for ATRC training programs. Conduct assessments of sailors' performance, offering recommendations for improvement and maintaining technical proficiency. Review and analyze Navy Aegis Combat System capabilities, operational doctrine, and integrate these into tactical training. Support course reviews, gap analysis, and provide feedback to improve training effectiveness. Maintain detailed records of training activities, participant progress, and program outcomes. Stay up-to-date on relevant technologies and adapt training as needed. Qualifications Skills/Qualifications: Minimum of seven (7) years of experience with Aegis Combat Systems, either as a maintenance technician or operator, with at least 3 years of instructional experience in a Navy training environment. Experience as a qualified TAO, Anti-Air Warfare Coordinator, Ballistic Missile Defense Officer, or Combat System Coordinator on an Aegis-equipped warship required. Three plus (3+) years of experience teaching, including curriculum development, evaluating instructional materials, and counseling students. Experience with advanced tactical planning directives and concepts and the ability to teach methodology IAW current TTP. Strong knowledge of U.S. Navy Combat Systems, including capabilities and limitations, and experience with training systems/simulations Additional Requirements: Ability to conduct dynamic and engaging training sessions for Sailors. Strong assessment skills to evaluate student performance and provide constructive feedback. Proficiency in curriculum design, lesson planning, and course review processes. Ability to maintain accurate records of training and student performance. Work Schedule: STD/40 U.S. Citizenship is required Security Clearance: Secret Candidates must have an active clearance OR the ability to obtain a US Government security clearance and will be subject to a US security background investigation (i.e. favorable background investigation / credit score). Additional eligibility requirements for access to various levels of classified information may also be required. An active security clearance is highly desirable. Tactical Engineering & Analysis, Inc. is an Equal Employment Opportunity/Minority/Female/Disability/Protected Veteran Employer