As a Permanent Military Professor, your extensive experience in Curriculum Development and Instructor Development directly translates to structuring clear, effective technical documentation. Your familiarity with Research Methodologies and various Naval Warfare Publications (NWPs) indicates a strong aptitude for organizing complex information and creating user-friendly resources, which is core to a Technical Writer role.

Your cognitive skills in System Modeling, After-Action Analysis, Resource Optimization, and Situational Awareness are highly relevant. PMPs analyze complex systems and processes, identify areas for improvement, and understand how different components interact, mirroring the responsibilities of a Computer Systems Analyst. Experience with systems like NTMPS and AEMS further supports this by showing familiarity with large-scale administrative and educational platforms.

Your role involves maintaining and enhancing links across the Navy for research, faculty development, and curriculum feedback, which requires significant cross-functional coordination and stakeholder management. The PMP role's focus on staff continuity and meeting instructor requirements also aligns with driving technical initiatives and managing resources, key aspects of a Technical Program Manager.

The 'game developer' role, specifically in the context of simulations and training environments, aligns well with your background. Your System Modeling skills, particularly with 'Aegis Combat System (simulated environments)', and deep knowledge of Naval Warfare provide an excellent foundation for designing realistic training simulations. You understand the systems and scenarios that need to be modeled effectively.