Job Requirements
Naples, Italy
Top Secret/SCI Polygraph not specified
Senior Level Career (10+ yrs experience)
$180,000 - $190,000
Job Description
Location: Forward deployed, TF 66, U.S. Naval Support Activity, Naples, Italy; Position Status: Full-time/Exempt
Essential Area of Responsibility:
• Provide subject matter expertise for RAS operations in all domains in support of blue force
objectives. Assist in designing concepts of employment, operational vignettes, and concepts of
operation to advance, and eventually mainstream the use of RAS in normal operations. Identify
and create opportunities to apply RAS in theater operations, activities, exercises, experiments and
other relevant events via joint, coalition and allied command and control structures
• Perform RAS planning and analysis at the theater, operational, and/or tactical
levels to support theater warfighting including but not limited to theater campaign plans,
maritime support plans, operations plans (OPLANS), nested plans and other supporting
documents
• Translate strategic-level guidance into operational and tactical-level tasking via
development of appropriate mission statements, objectives, effects, tasks, and measures
to achieve mission success
• Provide options and recommendations
• Coordinate and collaborate with appropriate stakeholders to ensure inclusion of RAS within
appropriate theater exercises, and other events to ensure performance, specifications, desired
behaviors are demonstrated in realistic, representative, warfighting environment
• Lead efforts to organize, schedule, collaborate, task & monitor key actions and
milestones necessary to execute RAS events of operational planning teams (OPTs) and Cross
functional Teams (CFTs)
• Develop, implement, and synchronize planning elements for operational and
exercise environments.
• Facilitate command participation in exercises, experiments and other events as necessary to
ensure explore, test, revise, and/or iterate planning actions
• Identify and quantify the deliverables associated with assigned projects, and identify any
associated risks and recommend appropriate mitigation needed for execution
• Perform briefings as required to assist decisionmakers with resourcing and allocation
decisions
Working environment is a modern office; Some travel required.
Experience:
• Required: Retired O-4 to O-6, or GS equivalent; preferred USMC or USN.
• Preferred: Minimum three years’ experience on Combatant Command, Component Staff, or equivalent
• Preferred: Demonstrable subject matter expertise in one or more of the following: Joint and Navy Planning; technology analysis and procurement; budgeting and programmatic; planning and execution of
uncrewed systems (UxS); technical expertise in UxS and/or payload design, configuration, and/or
operation; data link systems; weapon systems sensors, afloat network and information exchange
requirements, information systems, collection and/or surveillance platforms; or targeting systems
• Experience with senior staffs, NATO, and foreign languages a plus
• Must be eligible for TS//SCI clearance
Education: Masters degree, JPME Phase I/II, preferably JAWS/MAWS trained planner
Essential Area of Responsibility:
• Provide subject matter expertise for RAS operations in all domains in support of blue force
objectives. Assist in designing concepts of employment, operational vignettes, and concepts of
operation to advance, and eventually mainstream the use of RAS in normal operations. Identify
and create opportunities to apply RAS in theater operations, activities, exercises, experiments and
other relevant events via joint, coalition and allied command and control structures
• Perform RAS planning and analysis at the theater, operational, and/or tactical
levels to support theater warfighting including but not limited to theater campaign plans,
maritime support plans, operations plans (OPLANS), nested plans and other supporting
documents
• Translate strategic-level guidance into operational and tactical-level tasking via
development of appropriate mission statements, objectives, effects, tasks, and measures
to achieve mission success
• Provide options and recommendations
• Coordinate and collaborate with appropriate stakeholders to ensure inclusion of RAS within
appropriate theater exercises, and other events to ensure performance, specifications, desired
behaviors are demonstrated in realistic, representative, warfighting environment
• Lead efforts to organize, schedule, collaborate, task & monitor key actions and
milestones necessary to execute RAS events of operational planning teams (OPTs) and Cross
functional Teams (CFTs)
• Develop, implement, and synchronize planning elements for operational and
exercise environments.
• Facilitate command participation in exercises, experiments and other events as necessary to
ensure explore, test, revise, and/or iterate planning actions
• Identify and quantify the deliverables associated with assigned projects, and identify any
associated risks and recommend appropriate mitigation needed for execution
• Perform briefings as required to assist decisionmakers with resourcing and allocation
decisions
Working environment is a modern office; Some travel required.
Experience:
• Required: Retired O-4 to O-6, or GS equivalent; preferred USMC or USN.
• Preferred: Minimum three years’ experience on Combatant Command, Component Staff, or equivalent
• Preferred: Demonstrable subject matter expertise in one or more of the following: Joint and Navy Planning; technology analysis and procurement; budgeting and programmatic; planning and execution of
uncrewed systems (UxS); technical expertise in UxS and/or payload design, configuration, and/or
operation; data link systems; weapon systems sensors, afloat network and information exchange
requirements, information systems, collection and/or surveillance platforms; or targeting systems
• Experience with senior staffs, NATO, and foreign languages a plus
• Must be eligible for TS//SCI clearance
Education: Masters degree, JPME Phase I/II, preferably JAWS/MAWS trained planner
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