Senior Air Controller

SAIC; Clayton (NM); On-site; USD 83,000 - 165,000; Part time

Job summary

SAIC is seeking a Senior Air Controller for a Part-Time role to support COBRA training initiatives. The position requires hands-on management of air operations in a simulated environment and collaboration with multiple control cells to ensure scenario fidelity.

The candidate should possess JFACC experience, theater warfighting knowledge, and an active Secret clearance. US citizenship is required due to national security considerations.

Qualifications

• Senior Air Controller with battle management and simulation experience.
• Active Secret clearance and US citizenship required.
• Experience with JFACC and C2 of air operations strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

• Ensure realistic training simulations and synchronize air picture for theater.
• Interact with control cells to conform to scenario design.
• Provide feedback through After Action Reviews and Lessons Learned.
• Collaborate with Pacific Air Simulation Center to implement improvements.
• Coordinate with USAFE and allied air forces as needed.

Skills

Senior Air Controller

JFACC experience

Air operations C2

Active Secret clearance

US citizenship

Education

Bachelor's Degree or 18 years related experience

Job description

SAIC is seeking a Senior Air Controller for a Part-Time job opportunity supporting our Collaborative Operations for Battlespace Resilient Architecture (COBRA).

Senior Air Controller role/responsibilities:

• Ensure that the simulation provides the most realistic and dynamic training possible to the war-fighter participants; interact with the other components control cells to ensure simulation and scripting responses conform to scenario design; and provide design, control, and observations to AF and components controllers.
• Use the manipulation of the simulation and white cell tools available to him, and via troubleshooting and feedback, ensure that the event presents a consistent and synchronized air picture in the Korea Theater of Operations (KTO) for the USFK, his combined staff and USINDOPACOM and component training audiences.
• Contribute feedback on performance by participants as part of normally established 7AF mechanism(s) [e.g., After Action Review, Lessons Learned, et cetera] or as requested by Commander 7AF.
• Work with the Pacific Air Simulation Center (PASC) to implement simulation
• improvements to correct known problem areas, and to enhance simulation realism.
• Work with U.S. Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa supporting theater exercises as requested by Commander USAFE.

Qualifications

Requirements:

• Senior Air Controller at the Brigadier General rank, with experience in not only modeling and simulation, but also extensive knowledge and experience in theater warfighting, Numbered Air Force organization, roles, and responsibilities, and AFFOR and AOC systems, processes, procedures, and operations.
• JFACC experience and expertise in the command and control of U.S. and coalition air operations, recent (within one year) working knowledge of war plans of USINDOPACOM, and recent (within two years) experience with the real-time operational control of a large-scale (OPLAN-size) computer-assisted event, is required.
• Bachelor's Degree and 18 yrs , or relevant years of experience in lieu of degree.
• Active Secret clearance and US citizen.

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