C-UAS Training & Exercise Planner for USINDOPACOM

CACI International Inc.; Hawaii; On-site; USD 86,000 - 181,000; Full time

Job summary

CACI International Inc. is seeking a C-UAS Training and Exercise Planner to support USINDOPACOM efforts in countering evolving unmanned aircraft threats across the Indo-Pacific region.

The role involves developing CONOPS, planning products, and coordinating with joint forces and partner nations to synchronize C-UAS activities. You will brief senior leaders, respond to RFIs with analytical assessments, and provide real-time planning recommendations during operations and exercises, contributing to

Qualifications

• Active Secret clearance with ability to obtain TS/SCI.
• Experience in Combatant Command planning, C-UAS operations, or force protection.
• Familiarity with USINDOPACOM’s AOR and dynamics.
• Practical knowledge of C-UAS technologies and staff tools.

Responsibilities

• Develop CONOPS and planning products for C-UAS missions and USINDOPACOM objectives.
• Coordinate with joint forces, partner nations, and interagency organizations.
• Prepare executive briefings and decision-support products for leaders.
• Provide real-time analytics-driven planning recommendations during operations and exercises.
• Analyze after-action reports and engagements to identify trends and gaps.

Skills

Written communication

Analytical thinking

Problem solving

Education

BA/BS with 6 years related experience

AA/AS with 8 years related experience

HS/GED with 10+ years related experience

Tools

Microsoft Suite

Maven

C2IE

Job description

CACI International Inc. is seeking a C-UAS Training and Exercise Planner to support USINDOPACOM efforts in countering evolving unmanned aircraft threats across the Indo-Pacific region.

The role involves developing CONOPS, planning products, and coordinating with joint forces and partner nations to synchronize C-UAS activities. You will brief senior leaders, respond to RFIs with analytical assessments, and provide real-time planning recommendations during operations and exercises, contributing to