Training Documentation Developer, ILS2
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Job Summary
Summary:
The Unconventional is seeking a qualified Training Documentation Developer to support the Special Operations Command Pacific (SOCPAC) with critical non-standard logistical gaps in expeditionary and contested environments for USINDOPACOM including directorates subordinate unified commands component commands direct reporting units standing joint task forces and mission partners.
Specific duties may include but are not limited to:
- Develops training documentation manuals guides quick-reference materials and exercise support products
- Maintains version control formatting quality technical accuracy and translation-ready content for demonstrations operational systems training mission training and partner-nation logistics support
- Supports global classroom on-the-job and distance learning
- Supports training materials demonstrations exercises operational systems training mission training partner-nation documentation and tailored native-language support
- Supports Training Exercises and Experimentation function
Requirements
Required Qualifications:
- Must possess a Bachelors Degree
- Must possess 7 years of relevant professional experience performing activities such as writing editing formatting and maintaining technical documentation
- Must possess 7 years of relevant experience developing manuals reports SOPs and training materials
- Must possess 7 years of relevant experience translating technical inputs into clear deliverables managing document version control and supporting Government review and publication requirements
Clearance: Must possess an active Top Secret security clearance
Location: Brisbane Australia / Hagatna Guam / Japan / Camp Humphries Korea / Quezon City Philippines / Singapore
Travel: Some travel will be required
Required Experience:
IC
About Company
At Yorktown, we remain true to our core values, delivering high-quality training, mission support, technology, and human capital solutions.
