What are the responsibilities and job description for the U.S. Navy Training Program Analyst position at Frontier Technology Inc.?
Overview
As a U.S. Navy Training Program Analyst with FTI, you will support a key initiative for the Ready, Relevant Learning (RRL) program. This includes providing significant support to the program managers and team members at Naval Expeditionary Combat Command (NECC) located in Virginia Beach, VA.
Our journey began over 36 years ago with a passion to help our customers make informed decisions in a manner that exceeds their expectations by utilizing our products and services. At FTI, we know this only happens through incredible employees, leveraging our technology enabled services to support our mission. Come make a difference with a company that has a culture to be envied and ample opportunities for career advancement.
Responsibilities
- Support the analysis of U.S. Navy enlisted rating training paths and learning objectives to determine gaps in training requirements, specific to the expeditionary warfare community
- Conduct detailed reviews of Rating Domain Analysis (RDA) and Functional Requirements Documents (FRD) to ensure consistency and clarity in meeting Ready Relevant Learning strategic objectives
- Conduct analysis of TYCOM training requirements to provide recommendations on requirements for individual training courses
- Coordinate and conduct reviews of new and modified Naval Training Systems Plans; provide TYCOM with recommendations on changes to Individual Training Requirements
- Attend stakeholder working groups with rating Subject Matter Experts to consolidate and verify training content inputs
- Conduct analysis on the impacts to Fleet and Type Commander readiness based on changes in individual training and modernized training execution
- Coordinate scheduling and work across TYCOMs and other stakeholders to ensure products are delivered in a timely fashion to meet overall program schedules
- Develop and implement monthly tracking and reporting for execution of program resources
- Develop briefing material to support communication with senior leadership; ensure uniformity of format, content, and appropriateness
Education/Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree and 5 years of experience performing same or similar tasks. Concurrently, the Program Analyst will have two (2) years of experience with Navy staff processes
- Education Equivalency - Minimum of ten (10) years of experience in program analysis. Concurrent with the required minimum of five (5) years of experience performing same or similar tasks, two (2) years of experience with Navy staff processes
- Strong verbal, written communication and organizational skills
- Must be a U.S. citizen with SECRET clearance
- Experience within U.S. Navy surface warfare community is preferred
- Master Training Specialist (MTS) is preferred
- Experience at a U.S. Navy learning center is preferred
- Experience working with or supporting NECC is preferred
- Microsoft Project experience is preferred