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ABOUT DEFCON AI

DEFCON AI is a modeling, simulation, and analysis (MS&A) company that provides cutting-edge technology solutions for generating operationally relevant insights for the next generation of logistics and mobility decision making. An AI- driven software incorporating an intelligent agent within a simulation environment — DEFCON is the next driving force in defining how logistics disruptions are handled.

 

Client Engagement – Air Force 

This position will be on site (Scott AFB) 50% of the time and remote the remainder or time.  

As the Director of Air Force Client Engagement, you will pull from your operational experience and history at Air Mobility Command, 618th Air Operations Center and US Transportation Command to communicate with and understand the client’s needs with respect to new capabilities and features in our modeling, simulation and analytics environment. You will communicate those client requests to our Product, Analytics and Engineering teams for action and prioritization. Additionally, you will report to the VP of Client Engagement and manage a team of two full-time employees and up to 6 part-time employees.  

A strong candidate the position will have AMC/A35, 618 AOC/ALD and/or TRANSCOM J3. Experience in PACAF or USAFE A35 or AOC functions is also valuable.  

Core Skills (Required): 

The Director should be a graduated Sq or Grp commander, with in residence PME is highly desired. Advanced schools such as USAFWS, AMC-ASAM, Air Force-SAASS or Army-SAMS are desired 

Responsibilities:  

  • Daily, work with client to shape and frame future requirements and communicate those to DEFCON AI Product, Analytics and Engineering.  
  • Weekly, meet with client program management to ensure support is in place and DEFCON AI is responsive to needs. 
  • Monthly, provide program management reports to government and company leadership.  
  • Semi-annually, support client exercise, wargame or operational needs. 

Minimum Requirements: 

  • Active SECRET clearance required. TS/SCI desired.  
  • Graduated Sq or Grp commander, with in residence PME is highly desired. Advanced schools such as USAFWS, AMC-ASAM, Air Force-SAASS or Army-SAMS are desired  

Benefits:  

  • 100% employer paid, comprehensive health care including medical, dental, and vision for you and your family. 
  • Paid maternity and paternity for 14 weeks at employees' normal pay. 
  • Unlimited PTO, with management approval. 
  • A fully remote, results-based work environment. 
  • Opportunities for professional development and continued learning. 
  • Occasional travel to our offices in Washington D.C or alternative locations to collaborate with your team in person. 
  • Optional 401K, FSA, and equity incentives available. 

 

We’re an Equal Opportunity Employer: You’ll receive consideration for employment without regard to race, sex, color, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, or on the basis of disability. www.

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