ATC Curriculum Architect & Technical Instructor

Phase2 Technology; North Charleston (SC); On-site; USD 62,000 - 141,000; Full time

Job summary

Booz Allen Hamilton is seeking a Technical Instructor & Course Developer to revise, maintain, and deliver ATC training for Navy personnel. The role emphasizes electronics, weapons systems, and allied ATC disciplines, with varied formats from instructor-led to simulator-based sessions.

The candidate should bring 8+ years in ATC instruction, experience shaping training needs, and strong instructional design capabilities, including developing procedures and guidelines for complex systems.

Qualifications

• 8+ years of ATC instruction or course development experience.
• Experience researching training needs for Navy or service equivalents.
• Experience delivering instructor-led, computer-based, and simulator-based training.
• Ability to develop and revise technical curriculum and evaluation tools.
• Proven ability to draft and update technical procedures and manuals.

Responsibilities

• Revise and maintain ATC curriculum per client requirements.
• Create content for electronics, weapons systems, and related ATC areas.
• Deliver instructor-led, computer-based, and simulator courses for Navy personnel.
• Incorporate new material into existing programs and adapt to changes.
• Demonstrate classroom techniques and develop alternative teaching methods.
• Act as testing officer, perform test analysis, and support assessments.
• Draft, edit, and update technical documents and guidelines.
• Research training needs and develop effective programs.

Skills

ATC instruction

Curriculum development

Instructor-led training

Test analysis

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

HS diploma or GED

Bachelor's degree in Education, Instructional Design, Psychology, Curriculum Development

Tools

AIM2

Content Planning Module (CPM)

Job description

Booz Allen Hamilton is seeking a Technical Instructor & Course Developer to revise, maintain, and deliver ATC training for Navy personnel. The role emphasizes electronics, weapons systems, and allied ATC disciplines, with varied formats from instructor-led to simulator-based sessions.

The candidate should bring 8+ years in ATC instruction, experience shaping training needs, and strong instructional design capabilities, including developing procedures and guidelines for complex systems.