Senior Fleet Exercise and Training Analyst

Science Applications International Corp.; Norfolk (VA); On-site; USD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Science Applications International Corp. in Norfolk, VA, seeks a Fleet training program analyst to support USFF. The ideal candidate will be an SME in naval training events and OFRP-related policies with TS/SCI eligibility and extensive staff experience.

Responsibilities include planning, execution, assessment of exercises, and coordinating with senior Navy personnel to identify gaps and deliver solutions. Strong public speaking and time management skills are required.

Qualifications

• U.S. citizen with Bachelor of Arts or Science degree and Top Secret clearance.
• Ten years of experience in naval operations.
• Two years' experience in Naval exercise planning; four years preferred.
• Superior writing and verbal communication skills; ability to work with senior personnel.
• Three years of program analyst experience with exercise and training event planning and execution with flag/ senior officers.

Responsibilities

• Manage large, complex projects with numerous stakeholders.
• Team and/or project leadership.
• Engage Senior Staff at Flag Officer/Director level in writing and speaking formats.
• Conduct fleet training analysis to identify gaps, needs, and solutions.
• Assist in planning, execution, assessment, and oversight of exercises.
• Provide SME on planning issues across the full exercise lifecycle.

Skills

Public speaking

Presentation

Time management

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

Science Applications International Corp. in Norfolk, VA, seeks a Fleet training program analyst to support USFF. The ideal candidate will be an SME in naval training events and OFRP-related policies with TS/SCI eligibility and extensive staff experience.

Responsibilities include planning, execution, assessment of exercises, and coordinating with senior Navy personnel to identify gaps and deliver solutions. Strong public speaking and time management skills are required.