Naval Advanced Tactics Trainer & Curriculum Architect

Core Services Group, Inc.; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Core Services Group, Inc. seeks an Advanced Tactical Training Naval Interface Control Officer in San Diego, CA to leverage naval expertise in a mission-critical environment.

You will support laboratory/simulator and classroom training, develop curricula, and contribute to advanced warfare training programs with SAWS and WTI COIs. The role requires extensive naval experience, teaching capabilities, and the ability to coordinate with course leads while ensuring training aligns with NMETL and TTPs.

Responsibilities

• Instruction & mentorship to ANICO students in classroom and lab environments.
• Develop and refine training objectives; update curriculum; create, deliver, and improve lectures.
• Design and execute tactical training scenarios aligned to stated objectives.
• Support development and delivery of ANICO COI, WTI COIs, and SMWDC SAWS courses.
• Assist with student assessment to determine fulfillment of course objectives.
• Contribute to, monitor, review and evaluate advanced warfare training in labs, simulators and classrooms.
• Support additional courses/events (e.g., WTI courses, IADC, FADO, AMW COI, SCC COI).
• Support validation of tactical doctrine and lessons learned; update materials for quality standards.
• Provide planning and administrative support to ANICO and WTI Course Leads, including notices, routing, and briefs.
• Develop curricula and training materials in compliance with SMWDC SAWS standards.
• Support SMWDC SAWS training areas: AMW, ASW, IAMD, MIW, SUW; coordinate related tasks.
• Align training to Navy doctrine and TTPs; measure effectiveness of training.
• Provide graphics and technical writing support for briefs and documentation.

Job description

Core Services Group, Inc. seeks an Advanced Tactical Training Naval Interface Control Officer in San Diego, CA to leverage naval expertise in a mission-critical environment.

You will support laboratory/simulator and classroom training, develop curricula, and contribute to advanced warfare training programs with SAWS and WTI COIs. The role requires extensive naval experience, teaching capabilities, and the ability to coordinate with course leads while ensuring training aligns with NMETL and TTPs.