Curriculum Developer

Overview Apogee has an exciting new opportunity for a The Curriculum Developer designs and updates highly technical cyber operations training modules, hands‑on labs, cyber range scenarios, and performance‑based assessments in support of COF training aligned to the Cyber 2.0 framework. This role focuses on building practitioner‑level learning experiences that bridge entry‑level cyber skills to mission readiness. Responsibilities Curriculum Development Develop/modify practitioner‑level cyber course content for COF audiences, including: Lesson plans, student guides, instructor guides Hands‑on performance tasks and exercises Incorporate current threat intelligence and adversary TTPs into instructional content (e.g., MITRE ATT&CK alignment as directed). Scenario & Lab / Range Content Development Build complex, multi‑stage lab exercises and range scenarios emulating realistic network environments and adversary behavior. Produce range guides/runbooks enabling setup, execution, and teardown with clear steps and expected outputs. Assessment Development Create knowledge checks and performance‑based assessments aligned to learning objectives and USCYBERCOM work role standards. Build objective scoring rubrics, grading criteria, and validation artifacts (to support consistent scoring across instructors). Sustainment and Updates Support quarterly curriculum and assessment reviews; implement updates driven by: Emerging threats / TTP changes Software/tool updates Government feedback from delivery events Maintain traceability between objectives, instruction, labs, and assessments. Coordination and Documentation Coordinate closely with the Lead Curriculum Developer/PM to meet delivery schedules (including the “30 days prior to execution” package requirement). Contribute to Government meeting materials and action items as requested. Qualifications MinimumExperience: Citizenship: Must be a US citizen Clearance: Must have and be able to maintain a Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility Certifications: GPEN OR OSCP OR CASP+ Education: Bachelor's degree Years of Experience: 5+ years of cyber operations experience Additional Experience: Demonstrated experience with one or more of the following: Scenario creation / adversary emulation Hands‑on lab development Technical assessment design Strong technical writing ability (clear, step‑by‑step lab guidance; concise instructional content) Preferred Qualifications: Experience developing content for cleared audiences and operational units Familiarity with DoD cyber training ecosystems (e.g., PCTE) and secure networks (NIPR/SIPR/JWICS) Experience with detection engineering, incident response, threat hunting, malware analysis, red team tradecraft, and/or secure network architecture (any one is useful depending on course focus) Prior instructor experience, even if not in a formal schoolhouse Additional Information Location: Vandenberg SFB, CA On‑site: This is a fulltime onsite position Travel: 10% CONUS #J-18808-Ljbffr