Senior Collective Training Specialist (MCIS)

Hatalom Corporation; Fort Carson (CO); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Hatalom Corporation is seeking a Collective Staff Trainer II (LET) in support of MCIS at Fort Carson, Colorado. The role focuses on developing technical and training solutions for Army mission command training and coordinating unit collective training from Battalion to Corps.

The ideal candidate brings advanced instructional development experience, MCIS proficiency, and a DoD security clearance, with eight years in military training and eight in instructional development, plus a CGSC/ILE/Battle

Qualifications

• Eight years of instructional development experience.
• Eight years of military training experience.
• Three years of program/project management experience.
• Completed CGSC, ILE, WOAC, or Battle Staff Course, or equivalent.
• MCIS operation proficiency and two MCIS qualification minimum.
• US citizenship and active Secret clearance required.

Responsibilities

• Develop technical and training solutions for Army mission command.
• Stay current with doctrinal and training methodologies.
• Plan, coordinate, and execute unit collective training from Battalion to Corps.
• Assist leadership in planning training to meet objectives.
• Identify gaps and coordinate resources to fill them.
• Mentor or act as observer/trainer when needed.
• Gather observations and provide input to AARs.
• Maintain a repository of relevant TTPs.

Skills

Instructional development

Military training

Program management

MCIS operation

US citizenship

Secret clearance

Education

CGSC/ILE/WOAC/Battle Staff

Job description

Hatalom Corporation is seeking a Collective Staff Trainer II (LET) in support of MCIS at Fort Carson, Colorado. The role focuses on developing technical and training solutions for Army mission command training and coordinating unit collective training from Battalion to Corps.

The ideal candidate brings advanced instructional development experience, MCIS proficiency, and a DoD security clearance, with eight years in military training and eight in instructional development, plus a CGSC/ILE/Battle