IRREGULAR WARFARE (IW) DOCTRINE & TRAINING DEVELOPER INSTRUCTOR

Duties and responsibilities

• Develop and revise IW doctrine and training products
• Conduct research and mission analysis to inform doctrine and training development
• Develop, update, and maintain doctrine and training materials in Army systems of record, including TDC and ATMS
• Integrate IW doctrine across Army Conventional Forces and Army Special Operations Forces (ARSOF)
• Analyze Army TOEs, TDAs, AUTL/UJTL tasks, and lessons learned to inform doctrine and training development
• Develop individual and collective IW tasks in compliance with Army and TRADOC standards
• Cook up with other Army Centers of Excellence, Joint and Interagency partners, and operational units
• Coordinate with other Army Centers of Excellence, Joint and InterAgency partners, and operational units
• Provide briefings and written products to inform senior leaders and decision-makers
• Support staffing, review, and publication of doctrine and training products
• Travel to observe training, validate products, and support integration events as required
• Produce monthly progress reports and after-action reports following training or integration events

Requirements

• Minimum 2 years of experience (within the last 5 years) as an Army-trained doctrine or training developer, or Combined Army Training Strategy (CATS) developer utilizing the Army approved software programs and/OR prior active-duty service in one or more of the following:
• Special Forces
• Civil Affairs
• Psychological Operations
• 75th Ranger Regiment
• Graduate of a Doctrine Developer Course or TRADOC-recognized equivalent
• Experience with Training Development Capability (TDC)
• Demonstrated experience producing doctrine or training products aligned with Army and TRADOC regulations
• Ability to work independently under minimal supervision
• S. citizenship required
• Ability to obtain and maintain a CAC and access to government systems (NIPR/SIPR)

Preferred

• Experience with Army Training Management System (ATMS)
• Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility
• Experience supporting Irregular Warfare, Counterinsurgency (COIN), Counterterrorism (CT), or Foreign Internal Defense (FID) missions
• Experience coordinating with Joint, Interagency, or Allied partners
• Prior instructional or facilitation experience in military training environments

Travel

• CONUS and OCONUS travel required (e.g., Fort Moore, Fort Leavenworth, Washington, DC, Germany, and other Army/Joint locations)