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Delta Solutions & Strategies
Space Battle Management Instructor
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What they do
An Aerospace Engineering Professor teaches foundational aerospace ideas, truths, and methods to students through a combination of classroom instruction and assignments at colleges, trade schools or other institutes. May assist or lead in the creation of the aerospace curriculum to be taught. In addition to instruction, they may assist or lead in research initiatives relating to their field.
$82,788 / year median in Colorado
+9% projected growth
Job Description
Delta Solutions & Strategies is seeking a Space Battle Management Instructor. We are looking for a highly motived individual to instruct, develop, validate, and maintain Space Domain Awareness (SDA) and Missile Warning and Tracking course material at the 319th Combat Training Squadron (CTS) at Peterson SFB, CO in support of the USSF Office Training Cours (OTC). \n What you will be doing: Develop, qualify on, and deliver course materials (lessons, labs, and assessments) aligned with Instructional Systems Design (ISD/ADDIE) principles and applicable DoD/USSF doctrine Develop, maintain, and instruct content covering Space Domain Awareness and Missile Warning and Tracking at the in-residence OTC at Peterson SFB Integrate real-world scenarios involving missile launches, orbital events, and adversary actions to support decision-making exercises Be prepared to support development of simulation-based training and operational vignettes Interface with internal and external agencies to ensure course content reflects current doctrine, threat intelligence, and operational practices Coordinate instructional activities with Contract Task Lead and government personnel Support periodic graduation exercises as required Develop assessments to measure student proficiency against learning objectives Ensure course materials comply with classification guidance and operational security requirements Participate in course reviews, validation events, and continuous improvement efforts Additional duties as assigned Work on-site - minimal telework authorized What you will need: Knowledge of Space Situational Awareness (SSA) and SDA, including tracking systems, sensor networks, and object characterization Understanding of missile warning systems, including space-based infrared architectures, launch detection, and threat reporting processes Familiarity with key systems and frameworks supporting missile warning and SSA (e.g., OPIR systems, ground-based radar integration, and data fusion processes) Ability to teach operational decision-making in time-sensitive, high-consequence environments Knowledge of joint and combined operations, including integration with air, maritime, space, and cyber domains Familiarity with Joint Doctrine, Service Doctrine, to include Joint Publications Strong instructional capability to translate complex operational concepts into structured, measurable learning objectives Effective communication skills for remote instruction and learner engagement Active or current Top Secret Clearance with SCI eligibility required