Valiant Integrated Services is seeking experienced military aviation/maritime/land/non-kinetic (space/cyber/electronic warfare) subject matter experts to support planning and execution of joint and long-range fires experiments in theater-level exercises and demonstrations within the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command area of responsibility. Candidates will work with a team of Valiant Integrated Services experts, military and government personnel to develop, test and demonstrate advanced concepts & technologies in an Integrated Joint Fires Cell testbed. Valiant is a global government services contractor with 5,000 employees working across 120+ project sites worldwide. We deliver high-value solutions supporting complex, critical missions for customers around the globe, providing a diverse range of vital, comprehensive services to defense, aerospace, national security, and intelligence partners. With active operations across five continents worldwide and 54 states and territories (plus Washington, D.C.) in the U.S., we are equipped to mobilize resources and personnel to empower missions anywhere, and anytime.

Valiant has over 60 years of experience deploying expertise for our customers in Training, Simulation, and Readiness; Critical Mission and Language Support; Advanced Logistics & Sustainment; Intelligence & Analysis Solutions; Global Contingency & Stability Operations; and Facility Modernization, Operations, and Maintenance. We are proud to deliver resources and capabilities that enable government departments and agencies, global peacekeepers, relief workers, and emergency response teams to complete their missions efficiently and effectively in some of the most complex environments across the globe. We offer competitive pay, benefits, flexible leave policies, and numerous health and wellness programs.

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES:

• Perform as a planner/operations/assessment analyst for joint fires test, demonstration, and exercise events within U.S. Indo-Pacific Command's new Integrated Joint Fires Cell.
• Develop and integrate procedures for multi-domain long-range fires command and control utilizing air, sea, land
  and non-kinetic (space/cyber/electronic warfare) effects.
• Build and execute exhaustive data collection and analysis plans to inform potential solutions in the form of strategies or revisions to concepts of operations and tactics, techniques, and procedures.
• Work with senior personnel on the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command staff, other combatant commands, Joint Staff, and component staffs to coordinate planning and integration of joint fires into major theater exercises including PACIFIC SENTRY, VALIANT SHIELD, KEEN EDGE, NORTHERN EDGE, and TALISMAN SABRE.
• Develop and present professional briefings, trip reports, white papers, and other informational documents designed to inform senior decision-makers and, when appropriate, recommend courses of action.
• Participate in or facilitate operational planning teams (OPTs), bureaus, boards, cells, conferences, and working group events, information paper development, operational and strategic assessments, and response to or creation of Requests for Information (RFIs), and after-action review (AAR).

EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS:

• Bachelors degree in related field (may be substituted with an appropriate Professional Military Education program). Master's degree in related field preferred.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

• 6 Years' Experience in a military specialty related to joint fires
• U.S. Citizen
• Current TOP SECRET Clearance (SCI eligible)

DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS:

• Experience at the Corps/Component/Fleet headquarters (or above) Joint Fires Element, or within an Air Operations Center's Dynamic Targeting Cell.
• Experience in multi-domain/non-kinetic fires to include electronic warfare (EW), space and/or cyber-based offensive capabilities.
• Familiarity with Joint Publication 3-09, Joint Fire Support, command and control concepts such as fire support coordination measures, target engagement authority, the dynamic targeting process, and joint integrated prioritized target lists.
• Familiarity/experience with the USINDOPACOM area of responsibility to include operational plans and integration of allies & partners.
• Familiarity/experience with USINDOPACOM headquarters staff processes including boards, bureaus, centers, cells and working groups associated with exercise planning and integration.
• Experience working with combatant commands, joint staff, or operational staff in a position that demands interaction with technical experts, government service, and military personnel.
• Expertise in advanced combat concepts against modern anti-access/area denial (A2/AD) capabilities, specifically in areas of electronic warfare, contested communications and datalinks, 5th Gen fighter integration, and Joint All Domain Command & Control (JADC2).

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:

• 25% travel may be required to include international destinations.