This role is for an Army Recon Attack Aviation & Maneuver Support Planner supporting USARCENT at Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina. The planner will provide conceptual design, coordination, and analytical support to assist Government planners with Army Aviation missions, including drafting mission concepts and CONOPs, analyzing the operational environment, and providing SME input on aviation platform employment. The position involves some overseas travel to austere locations.

Responsibilities

Provide conceptual design, coordination, and analytical support to assist Government planners with Army Aviation missions in support of multiple named operations.
Provides subject matter expert (SME) analysis and recommendations to Government decision-makers.
Provide coordination and support to Government planners across Warfighting Functions and provide SME support to the Government's designated liaisons within USARCENT, CFLCC, and joint/coalition planners to assist Government integration of Army Aviation capabilities.
Draft innovative mission and aviation maneuver concepts; develop draft Concepts of Operation (CONOPs) for specific aviation missions.
Analyze the operational environment to identify opportunities and risks for Government consideration.
Provide SME input on the employment of Army Aviation platforms.
Develop draft briefings, reports, and documentation for Government review

Requirements

Bachelor's degree and ten (10) years’ experience; additional four (4) years’ experience can be considered in lieu of degree.
Must possess an active Secret security clearance with the ability to maintain; US Citizenship required.
Military aviation schooling, Officer / Warrant Officer professional military education (PME), or equivalent operational experience.
8-10 years relevant Army reconnaissance, attack aviation, UAS, or maneuver planning experience at brigade, division, corps, ASCC, or joint level
Experience supporting aviation mission planning, personnel recovery planning, and/or operational concept development; familiarity with applicable Army aviation planning systems, processes, and doctrine