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Peraton
SITEC - Technical Trainer - Camp H.M. Smith, HI
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A Technical Trainer is responsible for designing and leading technical training programs for staff at an organization or company. Works with the employees to determine their technical requirements and therefore their training needs and objectives; provides presentations, workshops or technology-supported training.
$64,275 / year median in Hawaii
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Job Description
Responsibilities Peraton requires Technicial Trainers to support the Special Operation Command Information Technology Enterprise Contract (SITEC) - 3. This role is in Camp H.M. Smith, HI. The purpose of the Special Operations Forces Information Technology Enterprise Contract (SITEC) 3 Enterprise Operations and Maintenance (EOM) Task Order (TO) is to provide USSOCOM, its Component Commands, its Theater Special Operations Commands (TSOCs), and its deployed forces with Operations and Maintenance (O&M) services to maintain Network Operations (NetOps); maintain systems and network infrastructure; provide end user and common device support; provide configuration, change, license, and asset management; conduct training, and perform Install, Move, Add, Change (IMACs) services. The responsibilities and tasks associated with each requirement play a pivotal role to USSOCOM, the CIO/J6 organization, and ultimately the end-user who operate around the globe 24x7x365. Duties include but are not limited to: Conducting the research necessary to develop and revise comprehensive training courses Determining training objectives and developing course curriculums Identifying the best ways to approach training requirements Creating course materials, handouts, instructional aids, audio/visual materials and similar teaching aids Performing classroom training Testing and evaluating student performance Preparing appropriate training catalogs Assembling or creating necessary training materials (e.g., course outlines, background material, and training aids). Producing student materials (e.g., course manuals, workbooks, handouts, exercises, completion certificates, and course critique forms) Executing training activities, such as training the trainer efforts, formal classroom training courses, course facilitation, online facilitation, workshops, exercises, and seminars Developing tests, surveys, and other data collection measures to evaluate students, as well as the effectiveness of course materials Creating computer-based training modules (CBTs) and web-based instruction