Army Operations SME

Overview

• Provide advisory subject matter expertise to the BDE and subordinate BN’s command teams on all aspects pertaining to current or future operations (CUOP/FUOP).
• Provide technical expertise for the optimal employment, utilization, and associated analysis and processing of ISR systems/subsystems; provide expert advice in support of collection requirements and exploitation management activities.
• Provide subject matter expertise on ISR technology improvements, maintain awareness of policy changes, and implement support to new/emerging systems or procedures in order to improve the 116th MI BDE's ability to plan and coordinate collection and exploitation activities.
• Support development, coordination, preparation, and review of Brigade future orders and planning documents, including operational, functional, and contingency plans.
• Advise, develop, and tailor BDE and/or BN responses to ensure impact mitigation.
• Support future operations exercise coordination/preparation for the BDE, monitoring higher staff counterpart communications and liaise with the BDE Training office.
• Design and implement comprehensive training plans, guidelines, and readiness reports. Manage all training resources, school allocations, and course enrollment using systems like ATRRS.
• Serve as the Subject Matter Expert (SME) for the Total Army Combat and Training Munitions Information System (TACTMIS) and Range Facility Management Support System (RFMSS).
• Attend and represent the Brigade in meetings, video teleconferences, working groups, forums, and technical exchanges related to mission/tasking, existing technology, or new and emerging capabilities that could enhance the BDE's ability to conduct PED.
• Prepare briefings, white papers, executive summaries and other presentations in support of Brigade requirements or as directed by Brigade S-3 staff.
• Collaborate externally with intelligence analysts, subject matter experts, and other relevant stakeholders to support Brigade objectives
• Other areas of support may include: support efforts to minimize loss of uninterrupted mission support for 116th MIB supported units (including for surge operations); represent the Brigade as regional planner and coordinator for external engagements in support of Theater AISR requirements; support establishment of network and logistical architectures in advance of unit deployments; coordinate with the Government to obtain access to training resources for training events, including, but not limited to classroom space, multimedia, and hand-outs/student training aids. Training shall conform to current, approved TTPs as appropriate; draft Serious Incident Reports (SIR) in accordance with Commander Critical Information Requirements (CCIR) for distribution to INSCOM Commanding General and support staff.

Requirements

• Minimum 10 years of relevant experience in Army operations
• Associates degree or higher (or two additional years of relevant experience)
• Familiarity with US Army manned and unmanned A-ISR sensors, systems, and programs
• Well versed in all aspects of Army Processing, Exploitation, and Dissemination (PED) operations and have a basic knowledge of the capabilities of other collection platforms.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills.
• Ability and willingness to occasionally travel in support of Brigade requirements
• Must be willing to work any shift.

• Active Top Secret/SCI clearance and willing to submit to CI polygraph

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