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JANUS Research Group · 1 day ago

Army Training Aids Devices and Simulators Analyst

Washington, DC

Full-time

Onsite

Mid, Senior Level

4+ years exp

JANUS Research Group is currently seeking an Army Training Aids Devices and Simulators Analyst to support the Deputy Chief of Staff (DCS, G8). The role involves providing analytical and policy support for TADSS modernization and manpower structure, assessing training interoperability, and developing reports to support Army modernization objectives.

Defense & Space

Culture & Values

No H1B

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Serves as the Senior Analyst for Training Aids, Devices, Simulators, and Simulations (TADSS) and Manpower within the Directorate of Integration

Provides analytical and policy support to align TADSS modernization and manpower structure with Army concepts, capabilities, and ReARMM cycles

Assesses training interoperability, lifecycle cost, and manpower impacts across DOTMLPF-P domains

Conducts analysis of authorizations and resource distribution to ensure alignment with approved programs and POM/SPAR decisions

Develops reports and briefings supporting Army modernization and readiness objectives

Qualification

TADSS developmentAnalytical skillsSystem interoperabilityForce Development experienceCommunication abilities

Required

A Bachelor's Degree in Engineering and/or Business

A minimum of four (4) years of experience and expertise in Force Development duties

Demonstrates expert analytical and technical skills in Training Aids, Devices, Simulators, and Simulations (TADSS) development, integration, and modernization

Proficient in assessing system interoperability, training effectiveness, lifecycle cost, and readiness impacts across DOTMLPF-P domains

Skilled in analyzing capability requirements and modernization efforts to ensure TADSS alignment with ReARMM and Army training strategies

Possesses strong analytical and communication abilities to produce clear, data-driven assessments supporting training and modernization objectives