Exercise Planning and Lessons Learned Analyst

Work Lifegroup — United States · Posted ~18 hours ago

Senior Onsite Visa Sponsored

Skills

Exercise planning Warfare development Multi-domain operations Strategic alignment Governance and synchronization Campaign planning Capability gap analysis After-action reviews Lessons learned Security clearance

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Summary ✨ AI‑Generated

A multinational defence organisation is seeking an analyst to connect warfare-development priorities with a large exercise programme. You will support strategic governance, planning conferences, campaign documentation, capability-gap assessment, training innovation, and after-action reviews. The role offers international defence exposure and includes NATO-5 visa support for relocation to the United States.

Highlights

Strategic role supporting a major multinational defence exercise programme, with exposure to warfare development, emerging capabilities, multi-domain operations, planning conferences, and formal lessons-learned activities. NATO-5 visa support is provided for relocation to the United States.

Description

Relocation to the United States — Norfolk, Virginia. We provide the NATO-5 visa. A multinational defence organisation runs a large exercise programme, and wants it aligned with where warfare development is going. This role does the joining up: the planning conferences, the campaign documents, and the after-action work that follows. What You Would Be Doing Carrying warfare development priorities and multi-domain objectives into the exercise enterprise.Supporting governance, synchronisation and strategic alignment across that enterprise.Taking part in planning conferences, workshops and coordination events.Developing, refining and documenting exercise campaign plans and concepts.Using exercises to identify capability gaps, refine concepts and assess emerging capabilities.Integrating the training innovation lines of effort — realism, new technology, harder scenarios.Supporting after-action review and lessons-learned processes, and drafting the formal reports and recommendations.Contributing to the rolling programmes of work.Coordinating with the other commands, partners and external stakeholders. What you would bring A bachelor or master degree in international relations, defence or strategic studies, political science, emergency management or a related field, or equivalent experience.At least five years in military exercise planning, collective training or defence transformation.Familiarity with alliance exercise planning processes and their governing documents.Proven ability to draft professional planning documents, reports and campaign plans.Strong organisational and project management skills.Experience coordinating with multinational or interagency partners.Fluent professional English, spoken and written. This is a long engagement that renews year on year, not a short project.