National Training Center (NTC) Team Lead for the Joint Training Counter-Improvised Explosive Device (CIED) Operations Integration Center (JTCOIC) 

Synopsis: 

The overall goal of the JTCOIC is to provide expertise and training to units deploying to theater on efficient and effective utilization of the Joint IED Defeat Organization (JIEDDO) Counter-IED Operations Integration Center (COIC). The JTCOIC is responsible for coordinating the training of deploying units on joint, national and interagency intelligence, CIED and emerging asymmetric capabilities gleaned from the JIEDDO COIC; integrating processes, practices, concepts and materiel capabilities into Joint and Service DOTMLPF solutions; and coordinating with the training centers to provide realistic enemy and environmental signatures into models and simulations in support of realistic intelligence collection and analysis. Position is located in Ft. Irwin, CA. 

Basic Functions: 

The Joint Training Counter-IED Operations Integration Center (JTCOIC) Training Division trainers must attain in-depth understanding of how U.S. forces conduct irregular warfare, how IED threat networks operate and how the COIC functions to counter IED networks and other asymmetric threats. JTCOIC trainers train tactical level war fighting commanders and staff prior to deployment into either OEF/OIF on the Counter Improvised Explosive Device Operations Integration Center�s (COIC�s) reach-back capability processes, computer-based tools, and Attack the Network methodologies. Trainers must competently present briefings, demonstrations of computer-based COIC tools, and hands-on training, primarily at home station, the Service Training Centers, and Joint MRXs. JTCOIC trainers must effectively achieve COIC proficiency in deploying staffs so that upon arrival in theater, units can fully exploit the reach-back capability of the COIC portal with its vast tool sets and fully utilize COIC analysts� ability to provide fused intelligence products to fill intelligence gaps. As the JTCOIC matures, the Training Division trainers will engage a wider training audience, to include the staffs of joint task forces, corps, divisions, support brigades, warfighting battalions, Special Operations Forces, and Service training institutions. In the future, trainers will also train commanders and staffs of other COCOMs that are deploying to other theaters of operation. A TS/SCI clearance is required, and trainers must be prepared to travel up to 40% of the time. 

A JTCOIC Team Lead must have proven experience in senior leadership positions in the military. Directly prioritizes and coordinates the structure and essential tasks for approximately 3-4 trainers. Supervise, direct and manage assigned trainers ensuring their continued professional development. Ensures contractual stipulations are met and task personnel according to personal capabilities, developing and/or predetermined policies and standards. 

Primary Duties & Responsibilities: 

�Provide analysis, assessments, and recommendations to CTC Lead and Director of Training in planning and operational missions of the team. 
�Develop long range operational plans and schedules for joint and service exercises related to CIED. 
�Develop and implement internal training to support deploying battlestaffs to conduct current and effective CIED operations. 
�Schedule training for units and allocate resources to the needs of the training customer. Manage the team�s training calendar. 
�Coordinate with joint and service organizations to schedule JTCOIC training. 
�Brief training audiences, as a senior leader, on the capabilities and availability of the COIC. 
�QA/QC team trainers and methodologies for home station training, conduct at seminars, and at the training centers. 
�Travel estimated to be 30-40% of employment time, as requested.

Former military with training/operational experience branch of service immaterial. 

HS + 14 years experience 

10 years of military operational experience minimum, 20 plus years preferred. 

TS/SCI clearance is required 

Valid passport required

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