Field Operations Coordinator; FOC

Field Operations Coordinator – "W-TRS" Camp Casey, South Korea

This is an Exempt Role.

Responsible for STE Device operations oversight for an individual staffed site. Oversees the day‑to‑day operations of the site, ensuring that projects and activities are progressing as planned. Manages timelines, coordinates tasks, and adjusts plans as necessary to meet objectives.

Leads and manages the personnel assigned to the site, including recruiting, training, professional development, performance evaluation, and ensuring the well‑being of team members. Works with the FOCUS Center Manager and the Field Operations Lead to resource and support surge as needed.

Ensures all training events are supported so that no loss of training is caused by the maintenance team. Site Lead shall be capable of providing TADSS operational and “over‑the‑shoulder” assistance and training to users and operators, as requested, on STE operation (both STE RVCT and STE‑SW (TSS/TMT) IAW Government provided NET products).

Supports three primary missions:
Steady‑state Training Support, Point of Need operations, and Surge Support.

During steady state training, support Soldiers in planning the training exercise in the TMT software, coordinating and aligning training equipment and RVCT modules to prepare for the exercise. Initialize and troubleshoot the local RVCT training network with the RVCT modules to ensure connectivity. In execution, provide over‑the‑shoulder training directly to Soldiers as needed and any exercise control functions such as role‑play or intelligence reports to support training.

In the assessment phase, provide an After‑Action Review for Soldiers to execute, and a take‑home package of lessons learned during the training.

Provide the following services for the RVCT modules and associated equipment: prep for shipment, transportation, set‑up of equipment, initialization and troubleshooting at the Point of Need location, and over‑the‑shoulder execution support. After the exercise is completed, provide an After‑Action Review and take‑home package. Upon termination of the exercise, prep for shipment, transportation, set‑up of equipment, and initialization and troubleshooting at the original location.

Shift personnel from other locations to support training that outweighs a current site’s personnel requirement. Exercises could be up to 28 modules of RVCT or two companies. This will be for a limited time to support training at that site.

• Oversee the day‑to‑day STE device operations of the site, ensuring that projects, activities are progressing as planned and contract deliverables are submitted on time.
• Work with the FOCUS Center Manager and the Field Operations Lead to resource and support surge as needed.
• Manage timelines, coordinate tasks, and adjust plans as necessary to meet objectives.
• Lead and manage the personnel assigned to the site, including recruiting, training, professional development, performance evaluation, and ensuring the well‑being of team members.
• Provide TADSS operational and “over‑the‑shoulder” assistance and training to users and operators, as requested, on STE operation (both STE RVCT and STE‑SW (TSS/TMT) IAW Government provided NET products).

(2 +BA/BS or 1+MA/MS) or (4 +AA) or (6+No Degree).

• 4 years with simulations in collective training.
• STE Device knowledge preferred.

None

Travel will be required up to 30% of time to include OCONUS.

Secret.

Active and Current U.S. Secret Clearance or the ability to obtain within 6 months of hire.

Physical activities include stooping, bending, lifting and/or carrying up to 35 lbs. Short periods of walking and standing for extended periods are likely.

90% of the regular work environment is inside simulation facilities either onsite or a Point of Need (PoN) location wherever training is being conducted. 10% of the regular work is within an office environment.

• Healthcare coverage
• Retirement plan
• Life insurance, AD&D, and disability benefits
• Wellness programs
• Paid…