Training Analysis and Feedback Analyst
V2X Inc · United States
- Hybrid
- Full-time
- $95,000 / year
- United States
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Job highlights
- Analyze military training exercises for multinational forces.
- Provide expertise on U.S. Army doctrine and systems.
- Operate and monitor simulation systems.
- Assess unit readiness and provide feedback.
- Author reports and present findings to leadership.
About the role
Job Summary
The Training Analyst and Feedback Analyst (TAF) Analyst provides subject matter expertise and analytical support to the Joint Multinational Readiness Center (JMRC) Operations Group (OPSGRP). JMRC’s mission is to train Multinational Interoperability to U.S., NATO, and partner nation forces up to the Brigade level in an extended Live, Virtual, and Constructive Decisive Action Training Environment. JMRC supports the U.S. Army Europe theater security cooperation plan through planning and participation in NATO and U.S. Army Europe exercise programs.
The TAF Analyst serves as a Combat Functions (Battlefield Operating Systems) Maneuver Analyst in the JMRC Training Analysis and Feedback (TAF) Section covering the areas of intelligence, maneuver, mobility/counter mobility/survivability, air defense artillery, command and control, and combat service support. The TAF Analyst is responsible for collecting, analyzing, summarizing, formatting, displaying, and presenting (digitally, graphically, and orally) combat exercise information, using the concepts and principles of U.S. Army Doctrine, the Combat Training Center Methodology, and the JMRC instrumentation system (JMRC-IS) to enhance the training effect for USAREUR units.
Responsibilities
Duties:
- Operates and monitors the Command, Control and Communications (C4I) systems that make up the JMRC-IS.
- Conducts pre-exercise and recurring exercise instrumentation checks to ensure all BLUFOR and OPFOR players/vehicles are properly instrumented and tracked by the JMRC-IS.
- Reviews exercise scenarios and develops the data collection and scenario control plan and provides cues to the Observer/Controllers (O/C) to assist in scenario control and input of battlefield effects.
- Observes military maneuver training, command and staff operations and applies experience and familiarity with Battlefield Operating Systems to provide feedback to the training unit.
- Analyzes resulting outputs to provide accurate and timely input for the After Action Reviews (AAR) and Take Home Packages (THP) at platoon through brigade levels.
- Assesses operational readiness of rotational training units on a continuing basis throughout the course of the exercise.
- Provides substantive written and oral reports/briefings to Observer Controllers and other leadership on determinations of commander, staff and unit capability.
- Analyzes plans, data, intelligence information, or systems.
- Develops estimates and makes recommendations for deficiencies.
- Collects data for analysis.
- Develops products resulting from analysis.
Qualifications
Required:
- Former U.S. military officer or non-commissioned officer with detailed knowledge of U.S. Army tactical operations doctrine and Battlefield Operating Systems at Maneuver Company/Team, Battalion/Task Force, and/or Brigade levels.
- Knowledge and practical experience in the use of U.S. military Command, Control, and Communication (C4I) systems.
- Knowledge and understanding of the U.S. Army Battlefield Operation Systems, maintenance and logistics systems.
- Detailed knowledge of Combat Training Center Methodology, understanding the interrelationships of O/Cs, analysts, Opposing Forces (OPFOR) and the JMRC-IS.
- Ability to analyze and properly assess platoon, company, battalion, and/or brigade performance based on personal knowledge, analyses of others, and exercise recordings.
- Skilled through hands-on experience and/or study in the practical use and application of U.S. military training simulators and simulation systems.
- Possesses excellent oral and written communication skills with the ability to write clear and concise reports and memoranda.
- Possesses the level of communication skills required to authoritatively and efficiently brief military and civilian leadership via written products or presentations.
- Proficient in MS PowerPoint, Excel, and Word.
Education and Experience
- Master's degree in a related field and 3 years of specialized experience; OR Bachelor's degree in a related field and 6 years of specialized experience; OR 10 years of specialized experience.
Clearance
Secret - Must possess day one.
Key Skills/Competency
- U.S. Army Doctrine
- Battlefield Operating Systems
- Combat Training Center Methodology
- JMRC-IS
- C4I Systems
- Military Maneuver Training
- After Action Reviews (AAR)
- Data Analysis
- Military Intelligence
- MS PowerPoint
Skills & topics
- Training Analyst
- Feedback Analyst
- Military Training
- U.S. Army Doctrine
- Battlefield Operating Systems
- Simulation Systems
- C4I Systems
- After Action Review
- Data Analysis
- Hohenfels, Germany
How to get hired
- Tailor your resume: Highlight your U.S. military experience, tactical operations, and knowledge of Battlefield Operating Systems. Quantify achievements where possible.
- Showcase simulation skills: Emphasize your experience with U.S. military training simulators and C4I systems. Mention proficiency in MS Office Suite.
- Address the clearance: Clearly state your possession of a Secret security clearance.
- Craft your cover letter: Articulate your understanding of the Combat Training Center Methodology and your ability to analyze and brief military leadership.
Technical preparation
Master U.S. Army tactical operations doctrine.,Gain expertise in Battlefield Operating Systems.,Become proficient with C4I and JMRC-IS systems.,Practice data analysis and reporting tools.
Behavioral questions
Describe a complex training scenario you analyzed.,How do you provide constructive feedback to units?,Explain your process for assessing unit readiness.,How do you communicate findings to leadership?
Frequently asked questions
- What is the primary mission of the Joint Multinational Readiness Center (JMRC)?
- The JMRC's mission is to train Multinational Interoperability to U.S., NATO, and partner nation forces up to the Brigade level in an extended Live, Virtual, and Constructive Decisive Action Training Environment. This includes supporting U.S. Army Europe theater security cooperation plans through exercise programs.
- What specific areas does the Training Analyst and Feedback Analyst cover at JMRC?
- The TAF Analyst covers Combat Functions or Battlefield Operating Systems including intelligence, maneuver, mobility/counter mobility/survivability, air defense artillery, command and control, and combat service support.
- What type of U.S. military background is preferred for this Training Analyst role?
- The role requires a former U.S. military officer or non-commissioned officer with detailed knowledge of U.S. Army tactical operations doctrine and Battlefield Operating Systems at the company, battalion, or brigade levels.
- What are the key systems the Training Analyst will operate and monitor?
- The analyst will operate and monitor the Command, Control and Communications (C4I) systems that make up the JMRC instrumentation system (JMRC-IS).
- What kind of analysis and reporting is expected from the TAF Analyst?
- The TAF Analyst is responsible for collecting, analyzing, summarizing, formatting, displaying, and presenting combat exercise information. This includes providing input for After Action Reviews (AAR) and Take Home Packages (THP), and delivering written and oral reports to leadership.
- What educational background is accepted for the Training Analyst and Feedback Analyst position?
- Candidates can have a Master's degree with 3 years of specialized experience, a Bachelor's degree with 6 years of specialized experience, or 10 years of equivalent specialized experience in a related field.
- Is a security clearance required for this role at V2X?
- Yes, a Secret security clearance is required and must be possessed by day one of employment.
- What are the essential software skills for this role?
- Proficiency in Microsoft PowerPoint, Excel, and Word is required for report writing, data analysis, and presentations.