Multi-Capable Airman Training Analyst (DC, Washington)

When Authorized/Hybrid ?No

Provide operational expertise and technical support in the areas of non-Air Force Specialty Code (AFSC) education and training, deployment requirements, and individual readiness requirements. Support Headquarters United States Air Force efforts related to Multi-Capable Airman (MCA) implementation and its connections to Ready Airman Training (RAT), Air Force Force Generation (AFFORGEN), Agile Combat Employment (ACE), Wing A Staff, and mission command approaches.

Coordinate with Air Education and Training Command (AETC), Major Commands (MAJCOMs), Joint organizations, Department of Defense (DoD) organizations, and other Services to facilitate readiness and deployment training initiatives and ensure the flow of decision-level information to the leadership.

Additional Responsibilities Include, but are not Limited To:

Provide operational expertise in non-AFSC education and training and maintain knowledge of deployment and individual readiness requirements.

Support coordination with Air Education and Training Command and other MAJCOMs through participation in Air Force working groups.

Coordinate with Joint organizations, DoD organizations, and other Services regarding readiness and deployment training in support of RAT and its relationship to AFFORGEN, Agile Combat Employment (ACE), and other deployment models.

Support career field managers in incorporating MCA training and education into life cycle training plans.

Support development of 100/200/300/400-level training objectives in accordance with the Agile Combat Employment (ACE) Training and Certification FRAGO.

Support career field managers, in coordination with Functional Area Managers (FAMs), in validating AFSCs and cross-utilization training (CUT) requirements.

Support forward operating site (FOS) and contingency location (CL) ACE-capable force elements.

Support A3T in assuming responsibility for ACE Task Order LOE 3 for long-term implementation of MCA in support of operational training and readiness.

Support A3T, in coordination with AETC/A3X, in the development, staffing, and approval of wing-level Advanced Ready Training (ART) syllabi.

Ensure minimum expeditionary baseline training is maintained in accordance with readiness levels and AFI 10-405, RAT.

Perform other duties, as assigned.