Electronic Warfare Instructor

US·Fort Bragg

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Key Responsibilities

Deliver classroom, practical, and field-based instruction in Electronic Warfare and Multi-Domain Operations subject areas. Train USSOF and interagency personnel on EW doctrine, policy, tactics,

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Responsibilities

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→Deliver classroom, practical, and field-based instruction in Electronic Warfare and Multi-Domain Operations subject areas.

→Train USSOF and interagency personnel on EW doctrine, policy, tactics, techniques, procedures, and operational applications. This includes:

→US Army Electromagnetic Warfare (EW) policy and doctrine
→Radio Frequency Theory
→Full spectrum Signals characteristics and parameters
→Push-To-Talk (PTT)
→Cellular Networks and Communications
→802.11 (WiFi)
→Satellite Networks and Communications
→Signals Identification
→Telecommunications Operations and Analysis
→Support to Cyberspace Operations
→EW Assessment and Reporting
→Electromagnetic Protection/ Attack / Support (EP/EA/ES)
→Spectrum Management Operations
→Counter Unmanned Systems (C-UxS)
→Culminating (CULEX) Full Mission Profile (FMP) exercises

→Develop, review, update, and revise curriculum, lesson plans, and instructional materials to align with current doctrine and force requirements.

→Support curriculum design and modernization efforts in accordance with Department of the Army, T2C, and USAJFKSWCS regulations and guidance.

→Utilize EW training tools, platforms, and instructional technologies to enhance student learning outcomes.

→Conduct and support culminating exercises, Full Mission Profile (FMP) events, and operationally relevant training scenarios.

→Provide recommendations to the government regarding curriculum improvements and doctrinal updates.

→Ensure all training materials remain accurate, relevant, realistic, and synchronized with evolving operational requirements.

→Maintain required instructor qualifications and certifications.

Requirements

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US Citizen

Valid U.S. driver’s license

Must hold an active Top Secret Security Clearance (SCI eligible)

Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Word, Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint)

Clear and effective verbal and written communication

Demonstrated training and operational experience in Electronic Warfare, including Electronic Attack (EA), Electronic Protection (EP), and Electronic Support (ES).