MH-60S Weapons School Pilot Subject Matter Expert SME)

Assist in the revision and maintenance of HSCWSP courseware and provide subject matter support for HSCWSP.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

Education: Bachelor's degree.

Training and Experience: The MH-60S Weapons School Pilot Subject Matter Expert (SME) shall possess extensive knowledge of the MH-60S weapons system to include operational performance capabilities and a complete understanding of security classification and mission sensitivity issues. SMEs shall have a minimum of two years' experience in the operation of the applicable weapons system within the last seven years or have a minimum of two years' experience working on revision and maintenance of the applicable weapons system training program within the last five years.

General Skills: Possess sound knowledge of the MH-60S mission and systems with an understanding of applicable pilot and aircrew tasks, duties, aircraft systems, operations, tactics, and Crew Resource Management (CRM) skills.

Computer Skills: Proficient with Microsoft Office suite, including Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Experience with Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Dreamweaver desired.

Security Clearance: Must qualify for a security clearance of "Secret" or above.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Review all courseware, training materials etc. for commonalities, efficiencies, deficiencies, and submit change recommendations. Typical SME responsibilities include but are not limited to the following:

• Update, revise, and produce training materials in support of the Weapons School.
• Review all Courseware, training materials, etc. for commonalities, efficiencies, deficiencies, and submit recommended Change Requests (CR) to the Contracting Officer's Representative (COR). Periodicity of review may be on a standing periodic schedule or as the result of assigned CRs. Recommend and draft CRs to the COR. Identify, document, and correct all spelling, punctuation, grammar, references and syntax errors during the annual review.
• Review submitted CRs to ensure the nature of the CR is valid and technically accurate prior to COR assignment. In the case of invalid CRs, the CR will be rejected to the COR with an explanation for the rejection. The COR has final authority to assign or reject CRs.
• Recommend additions, deletions or changes to submitted CRs to the COR.
• Cross validate CRs for effect on other curriculum, training materials, and training system as a whole. Recommend, draft, and submit additional CRs to the COR.
• Verify the accuracy of CR work performed by Contractor personnel to include other SMEs.
• Ensure CR resolution prior to submission for Government acceptance.
• Attend meetings (e. g, scheduling, standardization, phase head, safety systems working groups, intelligence updates, aircraft systems, weapons tactics briefings and conferences) with Government/COR approval/direction.
• Conduct, at a minimum, quarterly curriculum test item analysis to measure the accuracy of test items and report findings to the COR.
• Assess training, syllabus, and mission scenarios, to ensure courseware and training documents reflect current tactics, techniques, and procedures as defined in the Navy Tactical Techniques and Procedures (NTTP), Joint Doctrine, and Navy War-fighting Publications, and are the most effective means of execution and make recommendations for improvements to the Government.
• Provide analysis of existing testing instruments and recommend changes to improve training baseline and measure proficiency of training objectives.

SUPERVISORY/MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBLITY

None

Hourly rate is $72.25 an hour with health and welfare.