Joint Terminal Attack Controller (JTAC) Specialist (Program Manager)
Summary
The JTAC Specialist serves as a program manager overseeing Joint Terminal Attack Controller programs, ensuring standardization, compliance, and operational proficiency for USSOCOM. The role involves conducting inspections, managing training exercises, and developing policy to support command mission readiness.
About the Position: Serves as a Joint Terminal Attack Controller (JTAC) Specialist (Program Manager) for the Joint Activities located at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Only resumes up to a total of two pages will be accepted.
Oversees subordinate JTAC programs within the command, to include inspection, instruction, and evaluations of JTAC instructors to ensure standardization and compliance with program requirements.
Prepares reports of findings, to include recommendations, from the systemic inspections to address readiness and training issues.
Ensures JTAC qualifications and currency requirements meet USSOCOM qualification and certification requirements.
Defends findings to the team chief and other functional or management personnel to ensure clear, rational justification during exit briefings.
Maintains qualifications as the JTAC Instructor (JTAC-I) and JTAC Standardization Evaluation Examiner (TJAC-E) to ensure operational proficiency.
Cross references biannual results to determine recurring deficiencies to prepare findings reports and develop staff actions addressing those deficiencies.
Coordinates, develops and implements policy for the Command JTAC program.
Conducts long range planning and analysis, on site and off site inspections of systemic issues, miscellaneous staff actions, and other related actions to support current Command JTAC Program mission areas.
Provides guidance, assistance and external inspections to SOF JTAC Program Managers and their organizations.
Plans, executes, and manages all phases of recurring and contingency exercises to support the development of Fire Support requirements and POM issues.
Conducts site surveys, coordinates logistics, manages travel and budgets, and performs risk assessments to support exercise execution.