Naval Intelligence Script Writer I — Secret Clearance

People, Technology & Processes, LLC; Virginia Beach (VA); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

People, Technology & Processes, LLC is seeking an Exercise Intelligence Script Writer for a government program based at JEB Little Creek. The role requires the candidate to design and execute intelligence scripting across the Inter-deployment Training Cycle and to develop scenario materials for naval exercises.

The position requires 5 years of Naval Intel Analyst experience within the last ten years, an active SECRET security clearance, and prior military experience is preferred.

Qualifications

• 5 years’ minimum experience as a Naval Intel Analyst within the last ten years.
• Active SECRET Security Clearance required.
• Prior military experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Assist in the design, development, management, scenario construction, and execution of intelligence scripting into exercises throughout the Inter-deployment Training Cycle.
• Design exercise scenarios and ensure intelligence products are released per MSEL.
• Provide scenario development information including Road-to-Crisis, Scenario Overview briefing, and Scene Setter Briefing.
• Assist with developing and standardizing training material, aids, planning processes, and Surface Maritime exercise procedures.
• Prepare administrative/exercise documents and reports.
• Support Exercise planning cell leadership with additional tasks as needed.

Skills

Naval intel

Scenario design

Intelligence analysis

Job description

People, Technology & Processes, LLC is seeking an Exercise Intelligence Script Writer for a government program based at JEB Little Creek. The role requires the candidate to design and execute intelligence scripting across the Inter-deployment Training Cycle and to develop scenario materials for naval exercises.

The position requires 5 years of Naval Intel Analyst experience within the last ten years, an active SECRET security clearance, and prior military experience is preferred.