Maritime Planner

ITSC Secure Solutions; Jacksonville (FL); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

ITSC Secure Solutions in Jacksonville, FL seeks a skilled Maritime Planner to support USNAVSOUTH/Fourth Fleet mission. The role requires hands-on experience with the tactical and operational use of fleet maritime forces and an active Top Secret clearance with SCI Eligibility.

Responsibilities include coordinating fragmentary orders, supporting warfare planning teams and decision forums, applying Navy Planning Process methods, and integrating MOE/MOP metrics to inform execution of maritime

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years’ military staff planning experience.
• Minimum 2 years in direct support of a Maritime Operations Center.
• Active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate development and approval of fragmentary orders.
• Provide support to warfare areas, planning teams, and decision forums to leverage space force enhancements in ISR; missile warning; environmental monitoring; satellite communications; and space-based positioning, navigation and timing.
• Support operational planning teams using the Navy Planning Process in development of products to support specified mission planning.
• Provide air, surface, subsurface, amphibious and expeditionary warfare perspectives to operational-level planning for operations and security cooperation activities, branches to supporting plans, and for development of plan execution orders and directives within the maritime domain.
• Incorporate multidisciplinary warfare concepts of operations into operational plans.
• Integrating assessment measures of MOE and MOP into the MOC’s planning process.
• Develop and refine operational approach and design in planning, to include framing the problem; center of gravity analysis; development of objectives, effects, and key tasks; determination of decision points and decisive points; and identification of risk to force and risk to mission.
• Coordinate planning recommendations with the Maritime Planning Group.
• Identify adversaries' conditions that will impact the commander's objectives.
• Identify and develops desired and undesired effects, based on commander's intent and mission analysis.
• Support and assist joint/operational planning teams and working group for coordination between staff and coalition or regional partner representatives for operations in the USSOUTHCOM AOR.
• Provide analysis and recommendations for USNAVSOUTH implementation and planning efforts involving joint, interagency, and multinational partners and allies.

Skills

Maritime planning

Military staff planning

Navy Planning Process

Job description

Overview: ITSC is providing provide Information Technology, Knowledge Management, Administrative, Maintenance, Travel and Planning support services to the U.S. Naval Forces Southern Command/U.S. Fourth Fleet Staff located at Naval Station Mayport, Jacksonville, FL.

We are seeking a skilled Maritime Planner in support of the USNAVSOUTH/FOURTHFLT mission. This position requires hands-on experience in and understanding of the tactical and operational utilization of fleet maritime forces.

Qualifications: Planning experience required for this position:

• Special Qualifications Required: JQO, MSOC, JPME I, JPME II, AJPME, or MOPC.
• Minimum 5 years’ military staff planning experience.
• Minimum 2 years in direct support of a Maritime Operations Center.
• Experienced in and understanding of the tactical and operational utilization of fleet maritime forces.
• Broad knowledge of foreign affairs, international and political environments, the role of other government agencies and key programs to include national security assistance and security cooperation.

Clearance:

• Active Top Secret Clearance with SCI Eligibility

Work Location:

Description of Duties:

• Coordinate development and approval of fragmentary orders.
• Provide support to warfare areas, planning teams, and decision forums to leverage space force enhancements in the functional areas of ISR; missile warning; environmental monitoring; satellite communications; and space-based positioning, navigation and timing.
• Support operational planning teams using the Navy Planning Process in development of products to support specified mission planning.
• Provide air, surface, subsurface, amphibious and expeditionary warfare perspectives to operational-level planning for operations and security cooperation activities, branches to supporting plans, and for development of plan execution orders and directives within the maritime domain.
• Incorporate multidisciplinary warfare concepts of operations into operational plans.
• Integrating assessment measures of effect (MOE) and measures of performance (MOP) into the MOC’s planning process.
• Develop and refine operational approach and design in planning, to include framing the problem; center of gravity analysis; development of objectives, effects, and key tasks; determination of decision points and decisive points; and identification of risk to force and risk to mission.
• Coordinate planning recommendations with the Maritime Planning Group.
• Identify adversaries' conditions that will impact the commander's objectives.
• Identify and develops desired and undesired effects, based on commander's intent and mission analysis.
• Support and assist joint/operational planning teams and working group for coordination between staff and coalition or regional partner representatives for operations in the USSOUTHCOM AOR.
• Provide analysis and recommendations for USNAVSOUTH implementation and planning efforts involving joint, interagency, and multinational partners and allies.