Senior JLVC Technician — Live/Virtual Simulation Expert

General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc.; Honolulu (HI); On-site; USD 108,000 - 124,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401K with company match

Award-winning culture

Military-friendly workplace

Growth opportunities

Job summary

General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc. is seeking a Joint Live/Virtual/Constructive (JLVC) Senior Technician to support MTCCS II program work.

The role focuses on integrating and maintaining complex training simulations across live, virtual, and constructive environments. You will work with government staff and contractors to ensure interoperability, sustainment, and readiness of Army and Joint training systems in the Pacific region.

Qualifications

• Education: BS/BA in a related technical discipline or equivalent experience and training.
• Experience: 8+ years in modeling and simulation, systems integration, or military training systems; preferred JLVC training support experience.
• Certifications: CompTIA SEC+ required; Linux OS preferred.

Responsibilities

• Integrate JLVC capabilities to deliver realistic, multi-domain training environments.
• Configure and maintain JLVC systems, networks, and interfaces for reliable connectivity.
• Troubleshoot complex issues across live, virtual, and constructive systems to minimize disruption.
• Advise on JLVC capabilities, limitations, risks, and solutions to leadership.

Skills

DIACAP

Mission Command

RMF

Simulation Design

Team Collaboration

DISA STIG

Windows Server

Linux Administration

Network Monitoring

Data Validation

Education

BS/BA in a related technical discipline

Tools

JDLM

JSPA

JCATS

JMECS

EXCIS

Job description

General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc. is seeking a Joint Live/Virtual/Constructive (JLVC) Senior Technician to support MTCCS II program work.

The role focuses on integrating and maintaining complex training simulations across live, virtual, and constructive environments. You will work with government staff and contractors to ensure interoperability, sustainment, and readiness of Army and Joint training systems in the Pacific region.