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Detroit Defense

Defense systems integration and sustainment services

Joint SOF Trainer - Operations and Planning

Corporate & Technical Training +1Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeCamp Lejeune, NC, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree and eight years of experience in special operations, or an associate's degree and 13 years of experience working in special operations, or qualifying military grade (E7–E8, CW3–CW4, or O4–O5) with 13 years of experience working in special operations.
  • At least eight years of special operations experience.
  • At least three years of experience with the Joint Training System, including joint exercise planning management.
  • At least four years of recent experience serving in a SOF tactical- or operational-level headquarters (SOJTF or JSOTF).
  • At least four years of experience developing SOF tactical-operational-level products to support GCC, TSOC/JSOC, and SOF Component SOF and counterterrorism exercises.
  • At least four years of experience directly interfacing with senior staff (O5/O6 and GOFO) at TSOCs, Components, GCCs, Services, and interagency organizations.
  • Presentation, communication, and organizational skills, including demonstrated ability to deliver formal classroom instruction.
  • An active TS-SCI clearance is required; only applicants with a current TS-SCI will be considered.

Responsibilities

  • Maintain functional currency and awareness of SOF and Joint Enterprise training requirements through research of operations, policy directives, instructions, manuals, guides, directives, courses, campaign and operational plans, doctrine, Joint Knowledge Online materials, professional publications, and relevant training information systems; participate in approved professional development, seminars, conferences, working groups, and USSOCOM headquarters events.
  • Prepare training methods and materials based on adult learning and training principles to train battle staffs on the 12 SOF core activities and 18 SOF joint headquarters tasks at operational and strategic levels, across command and control, computers, communications, information systems, operations, plans, intelligence, fires, sustainment, information and knowledge management, information operations, cyber, civil affairs, interagency coordination, and partner-nation coordination.
  • Maintain cooperative working relationships with operational- and strategic-level planners and leaders in USSOCOM headquarters, GCCs, TSOCs, the Joint Staff, and JSOC to synchronize exercise design and execution.
  • Coordinate with the Joint SOF Trainer Functional Lead to maintain current SOF and joint training products on the Joint Online Information Center.
  • Support exercise design, JELC planning, scenario scripting, key staff role-playing, training, and observation.
  • Use the ADDIE model and Joint Training System/Joint Training Tool to determine exercise and training requirements; design and develop training materials and scripts for in-person and online delivery; deliver training using adult training principles; and observe and evaluate training effectiveness and efficiency.
  • Create or review and critique event concepts, including their purpose, objectives, broad scenario characteristics, processes, and products, to support event sponsors' missions and objectives; use real-world events and operational planning concepts.
  • Create or replicate international, national, strategic, and operational-level products and orders for Theater SOF/CT/CWMD exercises for multinational audiences, complying with Foreign Disclosure and Department of State export requirements.
  • Provide counterterrorism exercise design and coordination expertise, advisory support, and co-planner technical assistance during the ELLIPSE exercise design phase.
  • Incorporate Joint Mission Essential Task List tasks and exercise training objectives into observation plans to ensure exercise milestones and objectives are observed.
  • When required, support the Joint Exercise Control Group and augment or replicate key headquarters staff positions for SOF higher headquarters, including C/JFSOCC, C/SOJTF, C/JSOTF, C/JSOAC, and SOTF.
  • Travel on a minimum of two rotations of 45 days, twice per year.

Desired Qualifications

  • Two years of experience as a platform instructor in a Professional Military Education or training environment.

About the Company

Detroit Defense

Defense systems integration and sustainment services

Detroit Defense provides systems integration, engineering services, and integrated logistics for the U.S. DoD and allied forces, working with equipment from any original equipment manufacturer. It enhances military platforms by combining software, AI-enabled solutions, and digital logistics to modernize legacy systems and sustain mission readiness, including retrofit projects like the ABS/ESC kit for the HMMWV. The company differentiates itself through its OEM-agnostic stance, its emphasis on defense technology and digital sustainment, and its leadership tie to Proteus Enterprises for closer innovation collaboration. Its goal is to help customers upgrade and maintain current military hardware with new electronic, software, and sustainment capabilities to ensure reliable operation and longer service life.

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Headquarters
Troy, MI
Founded
2015

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