Network Systems Planner
About the job
- Demonstrated experience within the last five years supporting Mission Command at Brigade level or higher.
- Experience in a Brigade or higher S6 section, producing signal reports, and providing signal support.
- Experience with ACAS, JIST, military communications planning, network operations, and spectrum management.
- Current Security+ certification is required.
- An active Secret clearance is required.
- Translate service-directed training requirements into network and signal planning inputs and integrate them with UJTML/JMETs and joint cyber/signal doctrine.
- Identify capability gaps and communicate white-cell requirements to lead signal planners at least 90 days before execution.
- Support four planning conferences and three COMMEX events leading up to exercise execution.
- Establish and maintain network connections and manage AIS and Internet Protocol-based local area network assets during execution.
- Develop the Master Net List, validate spectrum requests, and coordinate COMSEC and radio/SATCOM requirements with the MIARNG G6 Spectrum Manager.
- Manage cyber and signal scenario injects, including MSEL support and battlefield situational-awareness and cyber-threat injects.
- Advise Northern Strike leadership on communications architecture, spectrum supportability, and mission command systems.
- Collect lessons learned, support the Signal After-Action Report, and produce post-exercise whitepapers.
- Prior Northern Strike, JNTC, or comparable large-scale joint exercise support experience.
- Experience with cyber/signal scenario management and MSEL integration.
About the company
Trinity Global Consulting provides professional services to U.S. government clients, including DoD and the Intelligence Community, across seven areas: program management, administrative support, information technology, systems engineering and integration, deployable services, GeoInt analysis, and telecommunications. It meets mission needs by supplying experienced staff who can manage programs and perform technical work, with field-ready deployable capabilities. The company differentiates itself through SBA 8(a) certification, Virginia/Maryland DBE/MBE status, and CVE-verified SDVOSB designation, which help federal buyers meet diversity goals and access set-aside opportunities. Its goal is to help government customers achieve mission success by delivering skilled professionals and tailored support across multiple domains while adapting to evolving requirements and security clearances.
Company Size
1-10
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
McLean, Virginia
Founded
2011
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Two 2026 Army Guard awards total $344,771 obligated and $1.51 million potential value.
- HigherGov lists W912JB25PA043 with $564,381 reported backlog through July 2029.
- The company still advertises federal vehicles and contactability on its August 2026 website.
What critics are saying
- HigherGov shows no contract wins after April 2025, despite August 2026 visibility.
- TGC depends on Michigan Army National Guard task orders; concentration risk dominates revenue.
- Without new awards beyond 2026, TGC becomes a dormant shell by 2029.
What makes Trinity Global Consulting unique
- TGC holds SBA 8(a), Virginia/Maryland DBE/MBE, and CVE SDVOSB certifications.
- In January 2026, Michigan Army National Guard awarded TGC two network services purchase orders.
- TriGloCon markets membership in CIO-SP3, STARS III, OASIS+, and SeaPort-NxG ecosystems.
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Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Disability Insurance
Life Insurance
Paid Time Off
Paid Holidays
401(k) Retirement Plan
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