Job Requirements
Quantico, VA
Top Secret/SCI Polygraph not specified
Career Level not specified
$88,000 - $104,000
Job Description
View the full posting here: https://deft9.com/mcioc-isio
Intelligence Support to Information Operations (ISIO) in support of the Marine Corps Information Operations Center (MCIOC).
EDUCATION REQUIRED
Civilian education must be at least bachelor’s degree level plus three years’ work experience in the specific task. In lieu of this requirement, six years' total work experience in the specific task OR an associate's degree plus four years' work experience in the specific task may be substituted.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Develop intelligence products on the Information Environment (IE) in support of Information Operation (IO) planners.
Provide intelligence support to detailed planning, execution, and assessment for OIE, i.e.: PSYOP, Civil Affairs (CA), Signature Management (SIGMAN), OPSEC, and MILDEC.
Provide analytic products and reports that portray threat nation’s strategic interests and goals as well as its IE-related capabilities and efforts to achieve those goals.
Identify the adversarial individuals, organizations, and systems that collect, process, protect, and project information for the purpose of generating Information Combat Power that leads to an advantage over Fleet Marine Forces.
Provide intelligence support to the development of IO concepts of operations, concepts of support, and IE-related targeting.
Make recommendations on analytical tools and processes that assist in IE analysis and IO assessment.
Assist Government personnel in crafting coherent, detailed, and comprehensive Requests for Information (RFI) for submission across the Intelligence Community.
Assist IO planners to identify, analyze, and characterize information campaigns, to include the source, content, audience, methods, and desired effect.
Assist IO planners to identify IE-relevant individuals, organizations, and systems for the purpose of identifying their strengths and weaknesses and make recommendations regarding our vulnerabilities and opportunities.
Assist IO planners to effectively assess the effectiveness of adversary, friendly, and neutral, operations, activities, and actions in the IE.
Assist IO planners to develop the capability to establish, monitor, and maintain an IE battlespace awareness that supports the generation of information power and advantage.
Coordinate with external agencies and operational forces in support of daily operations.
Support identification and assessment of key relevant actors within an assigned area.
Understand how key actors within an assigned area may behave as a result of actions by other local, regional, and international actors.
Analyze and evaluate information to assess developments, trends, and threat implications associated with the IE.
Prepare and present briefings on assigned area of responsibility.
Develop and submit ad-hoc reports.
Intelligence Support to Information Operations (ISIO) in support of the Marine Corps Information Operations Center (MCIOC).
EDUCATION REQUIRED
Civilian education must be at least bachelor’s degree level plus three years’ work experience in the specific task. In lieu of this requirement, six years' total work experience in the specific task OR an associate's degree plus four years' work experience in the specific task may be substituted.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Develop intelligence products on the Information Environment (IE) in support of Information Operation (IO) planners.
Provide intelligence support to detailed planning, execution, and assessment for OIE, i.e.: PSYOP, Civil Affairs (CA), Signature Management (SIGMAN), OPSEC, and MILDEC.
Provide analytic products and reports that portray threat nation’s strategic interests and goals as well as its IE-related capabilities and efforts to achieve those goals.
Identify the adversarial individuals, organizations, and systems that collect, process, protect, and project information for the purpose of generating Information Combat Power that leads to an advantage over Fleet Marine Forces.
Provide intelligence support to the development of IO concepts of operations, concepts of support, and IE-related targeting.
Make recommendations on analytical tools and processes that assist in IE analysis and IO assessment.
Assist Government personnel in crafting coherent, detailed, and comprehensive Requests for Information (RFI) for submission across the Intelligence Community.
Assist IO planners to identify, analyze, and characterize information campaigns, to include the source, content, audience, methods, and desired effect.
Assist IO planners to identify IE-relevant individuals, organizations, and systems for the purpose of identifying their strengths and weaknesses and make recommendations regarding our vulnerabilities and opportunities.
Assist IO planners to effectively assess the effectiveness of adversary, friendly, and neutral, operations, activities, and actions in the IE.
Assist IO planners to develop the capability to establish, monitor, and maintain an IE battlespace awareness that supports the generation of information power and advantage.
Coordinate with external agencies and operational forces in support of daily operations.
Support identification and assessment of key relevant actors within an assigned area.
Understand how key actors within an assigned area may behave as a result of actions by other local, regional, and international actors.
Analyze and evaluate information to assess developments, trends, and threat implications associated with the IE.
Prepare and present briefings on assigned area of responsibility.
Develop and submit ad-hoc reports.
group id: 91173184