Role Player

As a Role Player at Cubic Defence Australia, you will be an integral part of our immersive and realistic training simulations. Collaborating with a team of professionals, you will portray diverse characters and scenarios to create authentic training environments. This role requires adaptability, creativity, and a commitment to contributing to the excellence of our training programs.

Key Responsibilities:

Character Portrayal:

• Assume designated roles in training scenarios, accurately representing various military and civilian personas.
• Embody diverse characters to simulate real-world scenarios, ensuring the highest level of realism in training exercises.

Training Program Enhancement:

• Collaborate with training facilitators, subject matter experts, and technical teams to refine scenarios and improve the overall effectiveness of training programs.
• Contribute to the continuous improvement of simulation-based training methodologies.

Adaptability and Realism:

• Quickly adapt to changing scenarios and feedback from training facilitators to enhance the realism of role-playing exercises.
• Stay informed about military tactics, procedures, and cultural nuances to accurately portray scenarios.

Collaboration:

• Work closely with training facilitators, fellow role players, and technical staff to coordinate and execute effective training simulations.
• Provide constructive feedback to participants and training facilitators for continuous improvement.
• Be motivated to do the best job you can and take on all tasks with a degree of enthusiasm.
• Be courteous; treat all people with respect and dignity.
• Be prepared to work and live with Australian Army soldiers.
• Comply with all risk management plans and safety procedures for all activities and exercises.
• Keep living areas clean and tidy and wash your role player uniform as required.

Communication:

• Effectively communicate with training facilitators to understand specific learning objectives and tailor role-playing scenarios accordingly.
• Engage in debrief sessions to provide insights and observations from a role-playing perspective.

Physical Requirements:

• Be prepared to endure a degree of hardship, including conducting foot patrols, riding in armoured trucks, and living in a tent in the bush.
• Dependent on your role, you may be required to work 12 hours (accumulative) in any one 24-hour period, by day and at night, as required by your role-playing position and client requirements.
• Maintain a high standard of personal hygiene within the limitations of your situation.
• Perform other duties as directed by Cubic Lead.

If you are passionate about contributing to realistic and impactful defence training experiences, we invite you to join Cubic Defence Australia as a Role Player. Apply now to be part of a team dedicated to innovation, excellence, and the advancement of defence training capabilities.

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