MARITIME OPERATIONS CENTER TRAINING ANALYST (IAMD)

United States Fleet Forces Command; Virginia; On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

The United States Fleet Forces Command seeks a Maritime Operations Center Training Analyst to join the N7 Training, Exercises, and Wargaming Division. The role focuses on developing and executing training plans that align fleet requirements with mission performance across MOC teams.

You will standardize Navy operational-level warfare training, coordinate with fleet officers, and oversee after-action reviews to improve fleet readiness.

Responsibilities

• Develop and execute the training plan to standardize fleet requirements with mission performance.
• Support standardization of OLW training and readiness reporting across ten Navy MOCs.
• Coordinate with fleet training officers and MOC leadership to deliver comprehensive training for functional part-task, team, and staff training.
• Provide support and oversight of FAARs after exercise completion.
• Coordinate training in force protection, OPSEC, force health protection, and other Protection elements.
• Develop and manage IAMD and Protection content for the MOC handbook and portal.
• Represent Navy training equities in joint and service forums and craft Navy training strategies.
• Develop, plan, prepare, execute, and assess Navy training and exercises to train operational-level staffs across warfare competencies.

Job description

You will serve as a Maritime Operations Center Training Analyst (IAMD) in the Training, Exercises, and Wargaming (N7) Department, Maritime Operations Center (MOC) Training and Exercise Division of the Navy Warfare Development Center.

• You will serve as a desk officer on the Maritime Operations Center (MOC) Training and Exercise Team (TET).
• You will be responsible for developing and executing the training plan to ensure standardization between fleet requirements and mission performance.
• You will support the standardization of Navy operational-level of warfare (OLW) training and readiness reporting across the ten Navy MOCs.
• You will coordinate with major and numbered fleet training officers and MOC leadership to deliver a comprehensive MOC training continuum composed of functional part-task training, team, and staff collective training to improve fleet readiness.
• You will provide support and oversight of a facilitated-after action review (FAAR) upon exercise completion.
• You will coordinate the delivery of training in the areas of force protection, operations security, force health protection, and other elements of Protection as a joint function.
• You will develop and manage the content and organization of Integrated Air and Missile Defense (IAMD) and Protection-related topics for inclusion in the MOC Effective Practices Handbook and on the MOC TET portal.
• You will represent Navy operational-level training equities in joint and other service forums and participate in the crafting of official Navy training strategies.
• You will develop, plan, prepare, execute, and assess Navy training and exercises designed to train operational-level staffs in functional warfare competencies across the range of military operations.
• You will perform other duties as assigned.