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Description
The U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) Army Security Office (ASO) Army Research and Technology Protection Center (ARTPC) Support Services has initiated this effort to provide support in the development of security related documentation to include Science & Technology Protection Plans (S&T PP) and Program Protection Plans (PPPs), critical technology reviews, and threat/mitigation plans that utilize a systematic approach to technology protection, intelligence analysis, and multi- discipline security specialist support to provide risk mitigation across the Army to protect Army personnel, facilities, infrastructure, networks and national security information.
The United States research laboratories, engineering centers, and defense industrial base are developing the advanced technology that will form the heart of the Army's future fighting force. Foreign Governments and companies that both use and sell military systems will go to great lengths to acquire the advanced technologies that dominate future warfare. Identification and protection of those technologies is essential to the Army's mission and ability to fight and win when those systems are fielded. When foreign Governments and companies illegally acquire knowledge of the U.S. advanced technologies, it is also essential that the Army understands the effect of that compromise. The Army must have an integrated Research and Technology Program (RTP), Security, Cyber Incident Damage Assessment (CIDA) program, and Modernization Security Protection (MSP) with the ability to perform these critical missions with a high degree of success.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Requirements
Minimum Qualifications
Preferred Qualifications
Full-time
Description
The U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) Army Security Office (ASO) Army Research and Technology Protection Center (ARTPC) Support Services has initiated this effort to provide support in the development of security related documentation to include Science & Technology Protection Plans (S&T PP) and Program Protection Plans (PPPs), critical technology reviews, and threat/mitigation plans that utilize a systematic approach to technology protection, intelligence analysis, and multi- discipline security specialist support to provide risk mitigation across the Army to protect Army personnel, facilities, infrastructure, networks and national security information.
The United States research laboratories, engineering centers, and defense industrial base are developing the advanced technology that will form the heart of the Army's future fighting force. Foreign Governments and companies that both use and sell military systems will go to great lengths to acquire the advanced technologies that dominate future warfare. Identification and protection of those technologies is essential to the Army's mission and ability to fight and win when those systems are fielded. When foreign Governments and companies illegally acquire knowledge of the U.S. advanced technologies, it is also essential that the Army understands the effect of that compromise. The Army must have an integrated Research and Technology Program (RTP), Security, Cyber Incident Damage Assessment (CIDA) program, and Modernization Security Protection (MSP) with the ability to perform these critical missions with a high degree of success.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Engineer Specialists III provide RTP training to all new ARTPC employees.
- Provide RTP engineering analysis, including Controlled Technical Information (CTI) identification, Critical Program Information (CPI) assessments, and Critical
- Function (CF) analysis, supply chain analysis, vulnerability analysis, and risk evaluation.
- Provide inputs to threat identification, security-related protection measure development, and countermeasures development recommendations based on engineering analysis results.
- Document results of support and related meetings (excluding recurring ones) will be recorded in an ARTPC assessment/survey memorandum, AAR/Executive Summary (EXSUM), and included in the monthly status report (MSR).
- Collaborate with government and contractor security specialists to develop an effective Interim/S&T Protection Plan and/or Program Protection Plan, ensuring the plan is satisfactorily implemented at both government and contractor facilities where CTI and/or CPI reside.
- Conduct CPI Surveys, CPI Assessments, Army Critical Technology - Identification (ACT-ID) methodology reviews, and Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) reviews as required.
- Develop, test, maintain, and operate a database/spreadsheet to support Cyber Incident Damage Assessment (CIDA) case management, metrics, and reporting, and provide a matrix on the CIDA workload.
Requirements
Minimum Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in engineering (e.g., mechanical, electrical, civil, chemical, aerospace, materials, etc.).
- Eight (8) years of engineering experience applying analytical methods, systems engineering concepts, or technology protection activities with the DoD, IC, or defense industry.
- Proven ability to conduct research, perform system decomposition, and develop effective risk mitigation strategies.
- Experience in briefing and interacting with SES/General Officer levels preferred.
- Exceptional oral and written communication skills to effectively interface with senior military officials, managers, and subordinates.
Preferred Qualifications
- Knowledge of DoD Program Protection, Systems Engineering (SE), technology lifecycle management, and risk framework.
- Technology protection practices within the DoD, Intelligence Community, or the defense industry.
- Understanding of
- DoD acquisition processes
- Industrial security principles
- Program protections fundamentals
- Experience supporting threat identification and vulnerability assessments.
- Familiarity with relevant DoD directives, including:
- DoDI 5000 series
- DoDI 5200.39
- DoDI 5200.44
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