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Training Development Specialist
Job Description
- Responsible for the development of training products for vehicle platforms based on engineering source data and technical drawings.
- Assess and evaluate course development for technical accuracy and conformity to contractual standards and requirements.
- Deliver training to Soldiers, Government Test Personnel, Instructors, and key personnel as required for vehicles including new equipment and prototypes.
- Develop and deliver training materials to TRADOC formatted for the Training Development Capabilities (TDC) database and for use in the Military School environment.
Position Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree or 5 years of related work experience required, instructor/training experience in Abrams, Bradley, or Stryker maintenance (OMNET).
- Prior military or GDLS Operation Instruction, Lesson plan/POI development and execution of NET and field support actions are preferred.
- Prefer advanced experience, Maintenance Chief or lead with related Technical Instructor experience.
- Ability to effectively communicate (both verbally & written) and interact with internal & external customers/clients.
- Must have overall understanding of military customer contacts and relationships.
- Ability to operate in a team and cross-functional environment.
- Efficient knowledge of Microsoft Office Applications.
- Ability to learn GDLS processes, products and military technology.
- Ability to contribute in the problem-solving process.
- Must be able to meet the anthropometric size restriction (ASR) in the Standard Practice 2-644.
- Must be able to obtain a U.S. Passport and NAC-I if required.
- Required to work at various heights, lift and carry up to 50 pounds, able to climb, to work in enclosed spaces - often in awkward positions and work in extreme temperatures exceeding over 110 degrees for days at a time and also in extreme dusty environments, must be able to work in multiple shifts (gunnery).
- Able to kneel, stoop and bend from 25-40 percent on a normal work day on a vehicleMust be able to lift parts, tools and materials over his/her head so as to transfer parts/tool and materials inside and outside work area.
US CITIZENSHIP REQUIREMENT:
This assignment is a US Government Contract which requires all applicants to be US Citizens.
NO SUBCONTRACT REQUIREMENT:
No third-party applicants will be considered. If you are a third party contracting company, please do not respond to this position.
Meet Your Recruiter
Jimmy Tallent
Technical Recruiter
As a proud U.S. Army veteran with an extensive 28-year service record, Jimmy Tallent dedicated two decades of his life to active duty and an additional eight years in the Army Reserve, contributing his time, talent and commitment to various vital aspects of military service. His journey has been diverse, spanning roles in aviation, transportation, and recruiting, allowing him to develop a versatile skill set and a deep understanding of the military landscape.
Originally hailing from the city of Chattanooga, TN, Jimmy embarked on his military career with a passion for service and a commitment to excellence. Throughout his tenure, he served in dynamic and challenging roles, which included the precision and expertise demanded by the aviation industry, the strategic logistics of transportation, and the interpersonal and leadership skills required in the recruiting field.
In addition to his rich military experience, he pursued and earned a degree in business management, further enhancing his knowledge and capabilities. With this academic achievement, coupled with his practical experience, positioned him as a professional with a comprehensive understanding of both military and business landscapes.
Today, Jimmy is excited to leverage his leadership, organizational, and strategic skills at Contract Professionals, Inc. Jimmy is driven by his commitment to excellence, his discipline instilled through years of military service, and his passion for overcoming challenges. He approaches every opportunity with the same dedication and integrity, which defined his military career.