Instructor of Civil Engineering Housing Management with Security Clearance

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Job description

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to the duties listed below Develop, maintain, and teach Air Force Civilian Housing Management course material in residence, on site, and via Distance Learning (DL) modes. Coordinate course offerings, document courses in accordance with Air Force and AFIT policies and conduct post-offering assessments. Required to interact with various course sponsors to determine education needs to develop, maintain, and instruct course content appropriately. Instruct in various settings which may include traditional classroom settings and distance learning and may be required to travel to different sites to instruct or develop curriculum. Consult or advise as the subject matter expert in Air Force civilian housing management, housing referral and relocation management. Participate in consultation efforts, and attend or participate in workshops, conferences, technical interchanges or similar venues as directed by the Government. Deliver courseware in civil engineering subject matter and related business information systems in both live and distance learning environments to include Temporary Duty (TDY) locations. Examples of subject matter will include: BUILDER, PAVER, TRIRIGA, housing management, cost estimating, funds management, and cultural resources management. Additional subject matter and related business information systems may be required as the career field evolves. Education, Requirements and Qualifications Clearance: Must have and maintain eligibility for a Common Access Card (CAC), including favorable completion of a National Agency Check with Inquiries (NACI). Have at least 15 years applied experience in Air Force civil engineering processes; and a relevant master's degree in engineering or related field. Demonstrate proficiency in Air Force Enterprise Military Family Housing, Unaccompanied Housing, and Privatized Housing processes, procedures, and techniques. Proficiency in Air Force civil engineering housing processes, procedures, and techniques Working Knowledge of AFI 32-6000 and DoD 4165.63-M Ability to perform effectiv e oral and written communication to students in a classroom, teaching environment Experience teaching professional continuing education courses Experience teaching professional continuing education courses Working Conditions and Physical Requirements May be required to lift 15 lbs. May be required to stand and walk two (2) hours a day Some travel may be required

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