Systems Engineer Technician (SET) - WARPATH Training Specialist

Essential Job Functions: The Workflow Application for Recording Production and Targeting History (WARPATH) Systems Engineer Technician (SET) for training is a vital role responsible for ensuring all users are proficient in leveraging WARPATH to its full potential. This position combines technical expertise with instructional design and delivery to support warfighter mission effectiveness. The ideal candidate will develop and deliver comprehensive training programs, from initial onboarding to advanced and sustainment training, for the modernized, federated targeting workflow management system. Curriculum Development & Standardization: Design, develop, and maintain a standardized training curriculum for WARPATH, covering everything from basic navigation to advanced feature utilization. Create a variety of training materials, including instructor-led course content, products supporting on-demand e-learning modules, quick reference guides, job aids, and scenario-based exercises. Collaborate with development teams to understand upcoming software releases and translate new capabilities into clear, concise training content. Training Delivery & Facilitation: Deliver engaging, role-specific onboarding and orientation for new users, covering system navigation, security protocols, and account setup. Conduct hands-on instruction, workshops, and simulations for new system capabilities, aligned with agile software release cycles. Provide sustainment training, refresher courses, and advanced skill workshops to ensure continued user proficiency. Field Support & User Engagement: Serve as a Subject Matter Expert (SME), providing on-site instruction and support as part of a mobile training team. Integrate training activities with operational exercises to ensure practical, real-world application of WARPATH. Act as a liaison between the user community and the development team, facilitating knowledge transfer and gathering feedback. Performance & Improvement: Develop and administer knowledge checks, proficiency assessments, and post-training evaluations to measure training effectiveness. Analyze user feedback and performance data to identify capability gaps and drive continuous improvement of the training program and curriculum. Contribute to the creation of quarterly training schedules and annual reports on training performance and impact. Technical Proficiency: Prior experience within a Combatant Command (CCMD), Joint Intelligence Center, Air Operations Center (AOC), or targeting cell. Deep understanding of the Joint Targeting Cycle from target discovery through combat assessment and experience with use of Joint Targeting Toolbox (JTT CP) and Modernized Integrated Database (MIDB). Familiarization and experience with target list management functions throughout the Joint Targeting Cycle with emphasis on Post Advanced Target Development (ATD) and Joint Prioritized Target Lists (JPTL). Demonstrated experience with military intel systems. Direct experience with targeting, workflow management, or intelligence applications is highly desirable. Understanding of concepts such as federated tasking, target list management (TLM), and user/organization management within a software application. Familiarity with systems used in a secure cloud environment and an understanding of collaborative tools within a DoW context. Training & Instructional Experience: Proven experience in delivering technical training to diverse user groups, both in-person and virtually Required Skills: Due to the sensitivity of customer related requirements, U.S. Citizenship is required. Bachelors with 5 plus years of relevant experience, a Master's degree with 4 plus years, or A High School/GED with 13 plus years of experience is will also be considered. Must be able to obtain and maintain a DoW Security Clearance. Must be clearable to the Top-Secret/SCI level. Modification Services or Training Services as applicable. Availability for up to 40% travel to support mobile training teams. Willingness to travel for on-site training and field support. Ability to work effectively within a collaborative team environment. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Ability to earn and/or maintain IPC Standard Certifications for soldering, wire harness manufacturing, and PCB assembly. Ability to read electrical schematics and fabrication drawings. Ability to operate basic hand and power tools. Ability to learn how to operate in-shop equipment (drill press, band saw, label makers). Have conceptual knowledge and inventiveness to address issues and challenges. Experience Evaluating and verifying units for any malfunctions or potential failures. Experience diagnosing and repairing electrical components of systems.