Computer Based Training Specialist-Instructors

Computer Based Training Specialist-Instructors

Duties

Teach the use of Mission Command and Live, Virtual, Constructive Simulation Systems.
Conduct operator training for Force Twenty-One Battle Command Brigade and Below-Blue Force Tracker (FBCB2-BFT) and/or Joint Battle Command – Platform (JBC-P).
Conduct training for the Command Post Computing Environment (CPCE), Operators Course.
Revise digital training and exercise support materials for MCoE instruction of assigned Mission Control (MC), C2, and constructive exercise systems. Training support materials include practical exercises, visual aids, and examinations.
Develop and maintain a Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), which provides a working reference for both the conduct of daily business and support of digital training, MC constructive exercises, and Live, Virtual, Constructive-Gaming (LVC-G) systems.
Perform daily operational checks of classroom computers, Systems, and Networks used in the instruction of MC systems/simulations and audiovisual equipment.
Provide LVC-G integration support, analyze student performance during LVC-G training and/or exercises. Provide verbal and written advice, counsel, and assistance to exercise unit operations personnel before, during, and after LVC-G exercises.
Set up LVC-G hardware workstations and work areas to support exercises, seminars, or working groups. Ensure necessary supplies, support equipment, training materials, terrain boards, audio/visual equipment, and furniture are in place prior to the exercise.
Provide modeling and/or animation support. Apply knowledge of the technological capabilities and limitations associated with modeling and texturing for gaming solutions in support of the proponent school education needs.
Construct a formatted DXTRS user playbox, maneuver network, DTED readable format that is compatible with a DIS standards. Build, reformat and manipulate geographic information system (GIS) source data for imagery; build, add or modify imagery features 3d modeling not contained in source data to produce gaming terrain data sets (playbox) to support proponent education requirements.
Apply scripting language to augment and enhance behaviors; create simple functions in a client scripting language. Manipulate gaming application software to enhance artificial intelligence (AI) actions through scripting.
Assist proponent training developers to build proponent training content, placing objects and entities, defining AI actions through scripting, creating and integrating audio assets, and displaying text and graphics.
Provide modification of existing databases and supporting documentation for exercises.
Conduct an end-of-course critique technical and AAR after the completion of a training event.

Background Requirements

Have working knowledge of integration and/or constructive simulation software such as JCATS, DXTRS, CPCE, JBC-P, VBS3, and/or its replacements is required to support all Mission Command training events.
Have a working knowledge of the currently used LVC-G applications.

*Position contingent on contract win.

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