Doctrine Publication Support with ref. 2935530

The Role:

Joint doctrine describes fundamental principles that guide actions organisations to achieve their objectives. Joint doctrine publications are designed to concisely describe these principles, and so promote coordinated actions in support of missions and intent.
Joint Doctrine Directorate manages the Joint Doctrine Library (JDL):

The JDL consists of around 70-80 publications divided into seven series. The Directorate aims to produce (new or updated versions) 15 books p.a.

Joint Doctrine Directorate seeks the services of up to two contracted staff to undertake the role of Joint Doctrine Officer. These positions are generally held by military/APS staff at the Major (equivalent) or APS6 level. The successful supplier will be engaged to provide one or two staff for up to 200 days working days in the calendar year (for clarity, the Joint Doctrine Directorate may choose two suppliers, each providing one person each; or a single supplier providing up to two contractors). These contractors will be expected to work in Russell Offices for the duration of the contract.

Skills and Qualifications:

The Joint Doctrine Officer role involves project managing specific joint doctrine development tasks. The goal is to produce high quality, relevant doctrine. Joint Doctrine Officers focus on research, analysis, stakeholder engagement, publication and some authoring tasks, so contractors with substantial experience in this field are sought.
The scope of this role includes:

Conduct research and analysis on joint doctrine needs and development options, presented in a Doctrine Analysis Report format.
Be a publication developer for joint doctrine, which includes leading staff, authors and working groups to analyse, review and develop publications in the doctrine series from inception to completion, in accordance with the Joint Doctrine Development Process and the Project Writing Manual.
when appointed, be an author for joint doctrine.
Assist other joint doctrine staff to review, analyse, develop, maintain and produce assigned publications.
Establish and maintain effective working relationships with other joint doctrine staff and stakeholders.
Review developing and draft joint doctrine in accordance with the Joint Doctrine Development Procedures (JDDP) and the Project Writing Manual.
Research and analyse, and where appropriate comment upon, allied joint doctrine to determine and address interoperability issues.
Attend and contribute to Joint Doctrine Management Group meetings.
Act as a joint doctrine liaison officer as assigned.
Assist terminology development and certification in conjunction with doctrine development.
The deliverables for this contract are four Joint Doctrine publications or equivalent tasks, on topics as directed by the Deputy Director.

For further information please contact BDM Aaron Breban at aaron.breban@whizdom.com.au or on 0439394902

Job title :	Doctrine Publication Support
Contract type :	Contract
Sectors :	IT - Other
Job Reference :	2935530
Contact name :	Aaron Breban
Contact email :	aaron.breban@whizdom.com.au
Job published :	almost 5 years ago