Intelligence Systems E-learning
Spektrum
WorldwideremotePosted 3 days ago
Skill Required
E-Learning-DevelopmentInstructional-DesignMilitary-TrainingNATO-Intelligence-SystemsCourseware-DevelopmentE-LearningIntelligence-Curriculum-DeveloperIntelligence-TrainingLearning-SystemsE-Learning-InstructionSystems-TrainingDefense-Systems-TrainingSystems-Integration-TrainingDeveloperEducationCybersecurityWeb AccessibilitysecuritydesignSalesforceandFulltime
Key highlights
- Minimum 5 years of military intelligence analysis experience within NATO or national positions.
- Remote work arrangement.
- Valid National or NATO Secret personal security clearance required.
- Travel: multiple short‑term visits to locations in the Netherlands, Portugal, and Belgium.
- Role ID 2026‑0120.
- Experience with Instructional System Development and the ADDIE model.
Role overview
Spektrum, a specialist services provider for NATO, UN, EU, and national government and defence apex purchasers, is seeking an Interim Workforce Consultant to support the NATO Communication and Information Agency (NCIA). The role involves developing and delivering interactive micro‑learning training content for NATO intelligence systems, working remotely while coordinating closely with NCIA project managers and adhering to classification, security, and accessibility standards.
Responsibilities
- Develop a storyboard, script and instructional design plan for each functional area.
- Produce interactive micro lessons (3–7 minutes each) that include multimedia, voiceover, and assessment.
- Ensure all training content adheres to classification, security, and accessibility standards.
- Deliver, in close cooperation with the graphic designer, SCORM‑compliant training modules suitable for use in a secure Learning Management System (LMS).
- Embed the micro lessons in WIKI pages that are online available in the NATO Software Factory (NSF) repository; create a new WIKI page if none exists for the micro lesson.
- Close coordination of all activities with the NCIA Project Manager (PM) and strict adherence to agreed timelines.
- Perform additional activities as urgent operational requests emerge, as qualification of the candidate allows.
Requirements
- Minimum of 5 years of experience in military intelligence analysis within NATO or national positions, including data collation and intelligence data management.
- Minimum of one year of experience operating NATO intelligence systems for the handling of Intelligence Information Entities.
- Experience with Instructional System Development processes and ability to create new courseware and modify existing courseware.
- Significant experience in course or curriculum design.
- Significant experience with the NATO Intelligence Service INTEL‑FS.
- Significant experience delivering Intelligence Systems‑related training packages.
- Sound knowledge of Microsoft Office products.
- Understanding of the ADDIE Model.
- High‑level understanding of the NATO Intelligence Organization.
- High‑level understanding of current NATO Operations.
- Proven ability to communicate effectively in English, both orally and in writing.
- Valid National or NATO Secret personal security clearance.
Nice to have
- Experience in the creation of Course Control Documents (CCDs) for standardizing NATO‑certified Intelligence Systems education and individual training solutions.
- Working knowledge of Adobe Captivate 10 or newer.
- Experience and knowledge of Learning Management Systems.
- Experience and knowledge in generating and manipulating graphic images, animations, sound, text and videos into consolidated and seamless multimedia programs.
Benefits
- Remote working location.
- Remote working policy.
- Travel opportunities: three two‑day visits to NCIA The Hague (Netherlands), one three‑day visit to the NCI Academy in Oeiras (Portugal), and one three‑day visit to HQ SHAPE in Mons (Belgium).
Additional details
- Spektrum supports apex purchasers (NATO, UN, EU, and National Government and Defence) and their Tier 1 supplier ecosystem with specialist services, professional services, specialised aerospace and defence sales, delivery, and operational subject‑matter expertise.
- The NATO Communication and Information Agency (NCIA) provides secure and effective communications and IT services to NATO member countries and partners, including cyber security, command and control systems, satellite communications, electronic warfare, and information management.
- The Assistance and Advisory Service (AAS) is part of the NCI Agency, NATO’s principal C3 capability deliverer and CIS service provider, responsible for maintaining the NATO enterprise‑wide IT infrastructure.
- The NCI Agency workforce consists of NATO International Civilians (NIC), Military (Mil), and Interim Workforce Consultants (IWC); IWCs make up approximately 15 % of the total workforce.
- Role ID – 2026-0120.
- The list of activities may expand as urgent operational requests emerge and qualification of the candidate allows.
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