Aircrew Operations & JTAC Training Controller

Planned Systems International; Florida; On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid leave

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Disability insurance

Life insurance

AD&D coverage

Identity theft protection

Tuition reimbursement

401(k) retirement plan with company-m

Job summary

Planned Systems International seeks an AFSOC Mission Rehearsal Training Aircrew Controller at Hurlburt Field. The role involves training aircrew in tasks, contributing to after-action reports, and ensuring demonstrations meet training standards.

Extensive SOF aircrew knowledge and procedures are required, including tactics, training standardization, and life-support considerations. The position supports 5-6 days per week within a dynamic government environment.

Qualifications

• Active Top Secret/TS/SCI style investigation readiness (T3) for clearance access.
• Must complete AFSOC LZSO/DZSO training and local orientation within 30 days.
• Proficiency with JTAC and GFC roles, radio comms, and scheme of maneuver.

Responsibilities

• Control aircraft range entry/exit and manage LZ/DZ operations.
• Oversee safe execution of aircraft and advise government officials on mission safety.
• Track and monitor suspense systems; review correspondence and ensure proper dissemination.
• Support aircrew, ground, and continuation training sorties by emulating friendly/opposing forces.
• Direct personnel to mimic enemy TTPs and adapt to new equipment reconfigurations.
• Employ new techniques to keep procedures aligned with mission requirements.

Skills

Aircrew training

JTAC/GFC procedures

LZ/DZ operations

C2 and communications

Publications management

Military weather observations

GPS/MGRS navigation

Radio communications

Security clearance (T3 readiness)

Analytical; organizational skills

Teamwork and independence

Job description

Planned Systems International seeks an AFSOC Mission Rehearsal Training Aircrew Controller at Hurlburt Field. The role involves training aircrew in tasks, contributing to after-action reports, and ensuring demonstrations meet training standards.

Extensive SOF aircrew knowledge and procedures are required, including tactics, training standardization, and life-support considerations. The position supports 5-6 days per week within a dynamic government environment.