HQ USAF Wargame Joint/Coalition Integrator

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HQ USAF Wargame Joint/Coalition Integrator USAF wargaming consists of multiple nested events that build upon each other in the study of force posture and design to achieve CSAF objectives.
Each wargame consists of multiple task, functional, and cross-functional specific workshops, joint and combined operational planning events, table-top exercises, vignette driven explorations, and strategic forums.
Each Title 10 wargame consists of at least six one-week workshops each comprising approximately 50-200 people, six additional one-week events comprising 20-50 people, and a two-week 'Capstone' execution event typically consisting of up to 400 participants.
Title 10 wargame campaign cycles operate on a biennial basis.
Planning and execution for individual games generally takes 9-12 months, with approximately one large wargame per year.
The large wargame series executes concurrently with smaller events and wargames as directed by the AF/A5/7 which may require contractor support.
An example of a Title 10 wargame is Global Engagement.


Support HQ USAF wargames before, during, and after wargame execution.
Engage with USAF and extra-USAF organizations in designing, planning, developing, recruiting players, facilitating execution, adjudicating game turns/moves, assessing outcomes, conducting post-game analysis, and developing wargame reports and briefing materials.
Principal facilitator for integrating Army, Navy, Marines, Special Operations, and Coalition partners for AF wargames Energizes the identification and recruitment of wargame participants
Helps organize and facilitate participants and cells to achieve wargame objectives

Supports wargame operations Participates in, and ensures non-DAF Service and Coalition equities and capabilities (to include orders of battle, toolkits, laydowns) are included in, the development and execution of wargame design, objective, and analysis plans
Contributes to data collection during wargame events
Supports adjudication as required
Conducts post - game analysis and drafts wargame reports
Supports development and dissemination of post - game outcomes for senior leaders and stakeholders
Participates in non-AF Wargaming wargames if directed

Supports the coordination of AFF and wider USAF participation in, and inputs to, other Service wargames
Assists in accomplishing staff taskings/actions as directed
Supports the design of wargames to meet a variety of purposes and objectives.
Analyzes, interprets, and prepares briefings on operational concepts, military strategy, and doctrine as they pertain to wargaming design and objectives.
Engages with USAF and extra-USAF partners to recruit participants and contributions to the Blue, Red, Adjudication, Assessment, and Control teams.
Prepares reports, talking papers, and related material regarding the wargames, to include briefings, documents and presentations to senior AF and DoD leadership.
Supports the development and tailoring of wargame scenarios and vignettes.
Builds wargame specific documents (such as wargame orders, tasking directives, and calling messages).
Provides and maintaining a high level of subject-matter expertise for wargame support, participation, adjudication, facilitation, and analysis.
Participates in mission-partner wargames and workshops as required to provide subject matter expertise and stay apprised of activities in the military wargaming community.
Provides technical and analytical expertise and support to investigate, analyze, and assess existing and emerging AF roles, missions, and capabilities, and those of sister-Services and Combatant Commands, for wargame design, objective analysis/assessment, manning, execution, and adjudication of gameplay; and to evaluate options for future AF force design and posture.
Aids Government personnel in engaging and integrating analytical organizations both internal and external to AF Futures and HQ USAF in wargames to develop and execute an objectives analysis plan.
Required Skills/Education/Years of Experience:

Shall possess a minimum of 10 years of military experience.
Must have completed Joint Professional Military Education Level 1 and a minimum of 2 years in a designated Joint Billet.
Designation as Joint Qualified Officer, Level 3 is highly desired.
Experience with Coalition partners or on an international staff is desired.
Must have excellent oral and written communication skills.
Travel:
Yes
Security Clearance Required:
TOP SECRET /SCI (TS/SCI) eligible security clearance is mandatory.
Position Type:
Full Time
Salary Range:
$124,000 - 184,000
Work Location:

The primary duty location is Joint Base Andrews, MD.
Occasional work presence will be required at AF Futures spaces at the Pentagon, Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling, or elsewhere in the NCR, as mission requirements dictate.
Agency submissions are not being accepted at this time.
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