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Description: Oak Grove Technologies, LLC, a dynamic and fast-growing federal contractor, is seeking qualified Role Player candidates to fill part-time and on-call positions at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) in Artesia, New Mexico. This position is posted in support of our partner organization, Applied Training Solutions (ATS). Please note that, if selected, your employment will be directly with ATS. To be considered for this opportunity, please submit your application using the link provided below: Role Player - Applied Training Solutions (ATS) Career Page Oak Grove Technologies is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business based in Raleigh, NC, with a Test and Training Center located near Fort Bragg and Camp Mackall. With over 20 years of expertise in training, consulting, technology, and operational support, the company provides services to the military, government, and law enforcement. Committed to excellence, innovation, and national security, Oak Grove Technologies fulfills federal defense contracts and actively supports veterans through sponsorships and events. Driven by its mission-focused approach, the company seeks top talent to develop impactful solutions. Requirements: As a Role Player, you will play a pivotal role in enhancing the training experience by creating realistic law enforcement training scenarios in direct support of professional instructors. Reliable, professional role players are essential in supporting a variety of dynamic training exercises, ranging from protective missions and escalation/de-escalation scenarios, all of which require role players to possess the ability to participate in physically demanding activities. The Role Player position is open to all genders. Role players assist in providing realistic scenarios where students and other law enforcement entities can make a practical application of the various investigative and law enforcement skills taught at an important factor in the success of a practical exercise is the quality and depth of the role-playing. The immediacy and realism of a situation can be lost unless a role player is able to live a role and freely adapt to it in response to the way an individual student handles each situation. In each scenario, role players cannot rely on an inflexible script as an actor does.Each role player must thoroughly understand the training objectives and their assigned role, adjusting to various outcomes and reacting appropriately to the unfolding situation. At times, role players will need to improvise in a way that aligns with the scenario, the instructor's guidance, and the overall training goals.The role player must thoroughly understand the training objectives of each scenario and the role they are playing; therefore, each role player shall adjust to a variety of outcomes and react in a manner most appropriate to the way in which a situation.The role player shall improvise at times in a manner that is consistent with the scenario, the instructor's direction, and the overall objectives of training. Role players are consistently used in training scenarios, which include surveillance, arrest situations, witness interviews, subject interrogations, and blank-firing weapon exercises.Role players are typically assigned to scenarios scheduled Monday through Friday, 7:30 AM to 10:00 PM. Additional training may occur after 10:00 PM on weeknights or on weekends, depending on training requirements and the availability of training areas at FLETC.Work will not be scheduled on holidays or during government closures, such as local or national emergencies, administrative closings, or similar government-directed facility shutdowns.Scenarios are conducted year-round at FLETC, often in varying weather conditions. Role players will be managed and coordinated by a Site Supervisor (SS) and Assistant Supervisor (AS).QualificationsMust be able to speak English or Spanish at an eighth-grade level or higher; bilingual (English/Spanish) skills are a pl