Systems Engineer Technician (SET) – WARPATH Training Specialist

Essential Job Functions

• Develop and deliver comprehensive training programs, from initial onboarding to advanced and sustainment training, for the modernized, federated targeting workflow management system.
• Create a standardized training curriculum for WARPATH, covering everything from basic navigation to advanced feature utilization.
• Design, develop, and maintain a standardized training curriculum for WARPATH, covering everything from basic navigation to advanced feature utilization.
• Create a variety of training materials, including instructor-led course content, products supporting on-demand e-learning modules, quick reference guides, job aids, and scenario-based exercises.
• Collaborate with development teams to understand upcoming software releases and translate new capabilities into clear, concise training content.
• Deliver engaging, role-specific onboarding and orientation for new users, covering system navigation, security protocols, and account setup.
• Conduct hands-on instruction, workshops, and simulations for new system capabilities, aligned with agile software release cycles.
• Provide sustainment training, refresher courses, and advanced skill workshops to ensure continued user proficiency.
• Serve as a Subject Matter Expert (SME), providing on-site instruction and support as part of a mobile training team.
• Integrate training activities with operational exercises to ensure practical, real-world application of WARPATH.
• Act as a liaison between the user community and the development team, facilitating knowledge transfer and gathering feedback.
• Develop and administer knowledge checks, proficiency assessments, and post-training evaluations to measure training effectiveness.
• Analyze user feedback and performance data to identify capability gaps and drive continuous improvement of the training program and curriculum.
• Contribute to the creation of quarterly training schedules and annual reports on training performance and impact.

Technical Proficiency

• Prior experience within a Combatant Command (CCMD), Joint Intelligence Center, Air Operations Center (AOC), or targeting cell.
• Deep understanding of the Joint Targeting Cycle from target discovery through combat assessment and experience with use of Joint Targeting Toolbox (JTT CP) and Modernized Integrated Database (MIDB).
• Familiarization and experience with target list management functions throughout the Joint Targeting Cycle with emphasis on Post Advanced Target Development (ATD) and Joint Prioritized Target Lists (JPTL).
• Demonstrated experience with military intel systems.
• Direct experience with targeting, workflow management, or intelligence applications is highly desirable.
• Understanding of concepts such as federated tasking, target list management (TLM), and user/organization management within a software application.
• Familiarity with systems used in a secure cloud environment and an understanding of collaborative tools within a DoW context.

Training & Instructional Experience

• Proven experience in delivering technical training to diverse user groups, both in-person and virtually.

Required Skills

• Due to the sensitivity of customer related requirements, U.S. Citizenship is required.
• Bachelor’s with 5 plus years of relevant experience, a Master’s degree with 4 plus years, or A High School/GED with 13 plus years of experience is will also be considered.
• Must be able to obtain and maintain a DoW Security Clearance.
• Must be clearable to the Top-Secret/SCI level.
• Modification Services or Training Services as applicable.
• Availability for up to 40% travel to support mobile training teams.
• Willingness to travel for on-site training and field support.
• Ability to work effectively within a collaborative team environment.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to earn and/or maintain IPC Standard Certifications for soldering, wire harness manufacturing, and PCB assembly.
• Ability to read electrical schematics and fabrication drawings.
• Ability to operate basic hand and power tools.
• Ability to learn how to operate in-shop equipment (drill press, band saw, label makers).
• Have conceptual knowledge and inventiveness to address issues and challenges.
• Experience Evaluating and verifying units for any malfunctions or potential failures.
• Experience diagnosing and repairing electrical components of systems.