Special Forces Engineer Instructor (18C)

About the role

The Special Forces Engineer Instructor (18C) delivers classroom, practical, and field training on construction, demolitions, UXO/IED handling, and target analysis for Special Operations forces at Fort Bragg. The instructor updates curriculum, ensures compliance with doctrine, and mentors students through scenario‑based exercises.

Key responsibilities

• Teach Special Operations Construction techniques, including blueprint reading, masonry, concrete formwork, plumbing, electrical wiring, and basic welding.
• Instruct advanced demolitions, explosive weight calculations, breaching methods, and UXO/IED safety procedures.
• Lead target analysis training, demolition mission planning, and sabotage operations.
• Develop and revise lesson plans, assessment materials, and curriculum blocks.
• Evaluate student performance on written exams and hands‑on field training, providing detailed feedback.

Required profile

• U.S. citizen with a valid driver’s license and active Secret clearance.
• Former Special Forces Army Green Beret, rank E‑7, Warrant Officer, or Commissioned Officer.
• Graduate of the 18C Special Forces Engineer Sergeant Course.
• Must complete the Common Faculty Developer‑Instructor Course (CFD‑IC) or equivalent.
• Ability to meet physical standards for rugged field environments.

Required skills

• Microsoft Office (Word, Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint).
• Blueprint reading and design.
• Masonry, concrete formwork, plumbing, and electrical wiring.
• Basic welding repairs.
• Advanced military demolitions and explosive weight calculation.
• UXO and IED handling procedures.
• Target analysis and demolition mission planning.
• Digital instructional platforms (Blackboard, Adobe Connect).