Overview
A Visual Information Operations Chief supervises the personnel performing visual information support and manages documentation and production of multimedia materials, as well as VI systems and their power generators.
Job duties
- Manage fixed and deployable VI systems, facilities and personnel
- Supervise PMCS on assigned equipment and power generators
- Plan, develop and implement visual information training and doctrine
- Perform duties in preceding skill levels
- Mentor command leadership and subordinates in best practices of visual information and communication
Training
The path to becoming a Visual Information Operations Chief typically begins with enlistment as a 46S Public Affairs Mass Communication Specialist, 46T Visual Information Equipment Operator-Maintainer or 46V Visual Information Specialist, which all require 10 weeks of Basic Combat Training and 21 to 34 weeks of Advanced Individual Training.
Helpful skills
- Natural abilities in design and storytelling
- Interest in computers and operating electronic equipment
- Eye for detail
- Ability to work as a team member
- Leadership abilities
- Experience in electronic troubleshooting and repair
- Mentoring abilities
Civilian career relevance
The training you receive and skills you acquire will prepare you for a career leading teams in broadcasting, publishing, marketing or another field that involves visual storytelling.
Recruiter verification required. North Dakota availability, qualifications, training length, incentives and service terms can change.
Source: Army National Guard career record · Updated 2023-07-17