Operations Planner; Taiwan

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Camp H.M. Smith, Hawaii

The contractor will provide critical support in planning, coordination, collaboration, execution, and assessment of Taiwan-related Operations, Activities, and Investments (OAIs) within the Future Operations (FOPS) section of the G-3 Division. This position will involve close integration with U.S. Pacific Fleet (PACFLT), U.S. Army Pacific (USARPAC), and U.S. Indo-Pacific Command (USINDOPACOM) to enhance the readiness, effectiveness, and collaboration of the MARFORPAC staff regarding Taiwan-related strategic objectives.

The contractor will maintain a strategic and long‑term planning capability to ensure that all Taiwan-related operations and initiatives align with broader U.S. military and geopolitical priorities in the Indo‑Pacific region.

• Planning and Coordination:
  Lead planning efforts for Taiwan-related OAIs, ensuring synchronization with U.S. military objectives and strategic priorities within the Indo‑Pacific region. Support the coordination of these operations across MARFORPAC, PACFLT, USARPAC, and USINDOPACOM.
• Collaboration and Integration:
  Foster effective collaboration between MARFORPAC, PACFLT, USARPAC, and USINDOPACOM in support of Taiwan-related operations. Work closely with key stakeholders to ensure alignment of plans and integration of resources across different operational domains.
• Execution Support:
  Provide support in the execution of Taiwan-related OAIs, ensuring that operations are carried out according to established plans and timelines. Offer real‑time coordination and problem‑solving assistance during the execution phase.
• Strategic and Long‑Term Planning:
  Maintain strategic and long‑term planning capability within the FOPS section of the G-3 Division. Ensure that Taiwan-related operations are aligned with overarching U.S. military strategies and objectives in the Indo‑Pacific region.
• Assessment and Evaluation:
  Conduct assessments of Taiwan-related operations and initiatives, identifying areas for improvement and recommending adjustments as needed to enhance effectiveness and readiness.
• Briefing and Reporting:
  Prepare and deliver briefings, reports, and other forms of documentation to senior leadership and key stakeholders, providing updates on Taiwan-related operations and initiatives. Ensure that all communications are clear, concise, and aligned with strategic goals.
• Operational
  
  Risk Management:
  
  Identify and assess risks associated with Taiwan-related operations and initiatives. Work with relevant stakeholders to develop mitigation strategies and ensure operations are conducted with minimal risk to personnel, resources, and mission objective.

• Master's degree. Will consider a bachelor’s degree OR 10+ years of operations planning experience at MAJCOM, Combatant Command or equivalent.
• Demonstrated understanding of Marine Corps Planning Process and the Research, Planning, Implementation and Evaluation (RPIE) public planning process.
• Five to 10 years of experience with USMC MAGTF Planning.
• In‑depth knowledge of operational planning, communication synchronization, service and joint doctrine, and Marine Corps componence issues.
• Advanced proficiency with using Microsoft applications such as Excel, Teams, Word, PowerPoint, etc.
• Possess a working knowledge of the Pacific theater, and an understanding of the relationships and general interactions between each nation.

• Demonstrated expertise in the integration of joint, combined, and multinational military operations, with a focus on Taiwan or the Indo‑Pacific region.
• Experience working with USINDOPACOM, PACFLT, USARPAC, or other theater commands in operational planning and execution.
• Strong understanding of the security environment in the Indo‑Pacific region, with a specific focus on Taiwan‑related strategic objectives.
• Expertise in operational planning processes, including the development and execution of OAIs.
• Ability to collaborate and communicate effectively with multiple stakeholders, both internal and external, including senior military…