Space Exercise Planner

Space Exercise Planner

The Opportunity: 

Space has evolved from a peaceful environment into a contested and congested domain. The U.S. Space Force is rapidly expanding to address global threats. Booz Allen enables mission success through advanced technology and enabling services to deliver speed to outcomes.

Our team is sought out to solve the service’s most difficult and amorphous problems. We are seeking prior service members with understanding of how the defense enterprise works and a willingness to problem-solve issues big and small. Our teams are tasked with designing, standing up, operating, and optimizing organizations. We’re tasked with identifying advanced tools and technology that can expedite military outcomes or reduce staff burden. We’re tasked with managing the byproducts of change through project implementation. Each project we take on presents new opportunity.

We’re seeking someone like you to help us make our contribution to the fight.

Join us. The world can’t wait.

You Have:  

5+ years of experience supporting joint military exercises, training events, or wargames in a uniformed capacity

Experience developing planning artifacts, such as EXPLANs, MSELs, or AARs

Experience briefing GO, FO, or SES-level audiences

Knowledge of joint planning processes, such as JPP and JOPES

Ability to travel domestically and internationally up to 25% of the time

TS/SCI clearance

Bachelor's degree

Nice If You Have:  

Experience supporting U.S. Space Force operationally-focused organizations

Experience with Joint All-Domain Operations (JADO) concepts

Experience integrating space into large-scale exercises, such as RED FLAG or GLOBAL SENTINEL

Experience working with international or coalition partners

Experience with space domain operations, such as SATCOM, PNT, missile warning, or SDA

Knowledge of Modeling and Simulation (M&S) tools used in exercises

Clearance:

Applicants selected will be subject to a security investigation and may need to meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information