Job Requirements
Peterson AFB, CO Tucson, AZ Sierra Vista, AZ
Top Secret/SCI Polygraph not specified
Mid Level Career (5+ yrs experience)
$75,000 - $142,500
Job Description
A Combatant Command (CCMD) Intelligence Support to Information Operations (ISIO) Analyst/Subject Matter Expert (SME) will provide intelligence support to Operations Security (OPSEC) and Military Deception (MILDEC) planners.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Participate in the development of intelligence and non-kinetic effects targeting activities to align collections and provide feedback on influence activities.
Provide intelligence support for the development of CCMD OPSEC and MILDEC plans for the Information Forces, N&NC Directorates, Components, Regions, and Separates (C/R/S).
Coordinate, consolidate, submit, and track intelligence requirements across IRCs.
Use in-depth Intelligence and analytic skills to identify, assess, design, and report on highly complex adversary collection priorities, strengths, weaknesses, order of battle, force structure, military capabilities, key military leadership, military policies, plans, strategies, intentions, and their impact on force developments in support of IO Division planning efforts and operational execution.
Investigate adversary decision processes (e.g. OODA loop) and intelligence collection systems to identify exploitable vulnerabilities.
Identify Critical information (CI) that may expose friendly vulnerabilities to adversaries across physical, informational, and human aspects of operational environment.
Analyze adversary collection capabilities, technical means, and information exploitation threats that affect U.S. operational security.
Develop collection plans facilitating planning, execution, and feedback for measures of performance and measures of effectiveness.
Assess information effects and provide recommendations into the targeting process for refinement of targeting guidance and objectives.
Utilize knowledge of joint doctrine and joint planning concepts, to include the Joint Operations Planning Process (JOPP).
Synchronize OPSEC and MILDEC efforts with Information Forces including OIE planners, PSYOP/MISO teams, OPSEC planners, Non-Kinetic Effects (NKE), and Cyber capabilities.
Coordinate with military and interagency partners to insure OPSEC and MILDEC plans are coordinated and do not conflict with operations.
Evaluate the success of OPSEC and MILDEC operations by monitoring adversary behavior, analyzing intelligence, and reviewing Measures of Performance (MOP) and Measures of Effectiveness (MOE).
QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS
Current DOD TS/SCI clearance (or SCI-eligible based on previous investigation).
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent operational experience.
3+ years of experience in operational intelligence.
Staff-level planning and CONOP development experience in CCMD, TSOC, or Sub Unified Command level – Information Operations, MILDEC, or OPSEC experience.
Experience conducting adversary threat analysis of all and Open-Source intelligence support to highlight adversary network organization, key nodes, collection priorities, and vulnerabilities.
Experience providing intelligence support at strategic/joint level.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
Master's degree in national security, intelligence, operations planning, or related field.
Experience providing intelligence support to MILDEC, including Operational Deception (OP-D, Deception in Support of OPSEC (DiSO)), and Tactical Deception (TAC-D).
Thorough understanding and current experience with the Joint Operations Planning Process (JOPP).
Experience drafting applicable intelligence portions of OPSEC and MILDEC plans, orders, and assessments.
Familiarity with Special Technical Operations (STO) and Special Access Programs (SAP).
Expert understanding of Intel-related databases such as M3, TAC, NCTC Online, TIDE, ICReach SIGINT database, Cultweave SIGINT database, PROTON SIGINT Database.
Expert understanding of Intel targeting tools such as the Skope toolset or the Voltron toolset.
Practical understanding of geospatial Intel tools such as ArcGIS and Google Earth.
Experience with incorporating SAP and STO capabilities in plans and operations; graduate of the STO Planner Course and PDAS User Course.
Graduate of a recognized Intelligence Collections Support Course at the Joint or Service Level and Information Operation planning experience.
Experience conducting intelligence nodal analysis and critical vulnerability assessments of enemy networks to identify and nominate key nodes for kinetic and non-kinetic options, thereby disrupting or eliminating enemy centers of gravity.
Expert knowledge regarding counterintelligence and human intelligence activities.
WORK ENVIRONMENT
ISIO Planners will work with military and government civilians in N&NC/J394 Protection Branch Team in a secure area.
Job includes ability to travel to conduct OPSEC/MILDEC planning and assessments and MILDEC coordination.
Apply internal to the ClearanceJobs.com website or contact us via the Deft9 Solutions website at https://www.deft9.com. These positions are fully funded for immediate hire and not contingent upon any future competition.
Note: exceptionally well qualified IC or DHS intelligence analysts may be able to waive select
military qualifications.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Participate in the development of intelligence and non-kinetic effects targeting activities to align collections and provide feedback on influence activities.
Provide intelligence support for the development of CCMD OPSEC and MILDEC plans for the Information Forces, N&NC Directorates, Components, Regions, and Separates (C/R/S).
Coordinate, consolidate, submit, and track intelligence requirements across IRCs.
Use in-depth Intelligence and analytic skills to identify, assess, design, and report on highly complex adversary collection priorities, strengths, weaknesses, order of battle, force structure, military capabilities, key military leadership, military policies, plans, strategies, intentions, and their impact on force developments in support of IO Division planning efforts and operational execution.
Investigate adversary decision processes (e.g. OODA loop) and intelligence collection systems to identify exploitable vulnerabilities.
Identify Critical information (CI) that may expose friendly vulnerabilities to adversaries across physical, informational, and human aspects of operational environment.
Analyze adversary collection capabilities, technical means, and information exploitation threats that affect U.S. operational security.
Develop collection plans facilitating planning, execution, and feedback for measures of performance and measures of effectiveness.
Assess information effects and provide recommendations into the targeting process for refinement of targeting guidance and objectives.
Utilize knowledge of joint doctrine and joint planning concepts, to include the Joint Operations Planning Process (JOPP).
Synchronize OPSEC and MILDEC efforts with Information Forces including OIE planners, PSYOP/MISO teams, OPSEC planners, Non-Kinetic Effects (NKE), and Cyber capabilities.
Coordinate with military and interagency partners to insure OPSEC and MILDEC plans are coordinated and do not conflict with operations.
Evaluate the success of OPSEC and MILDEC operations by monitoring adversary behavior, analyzing intelligence, and reviewing Measures of Performance (MOP) and Measures of Effectiveness (MOE).
QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS
Current DOD TS/SCI clearance (or SCI-eligible based on previous investigation).
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent operational experience.
3+ years of experience in operational intelligence.
Staff-level planning and CONOP development experience in CCMD, TSOC, or Sub Unified Command level – Information Operations, MILDEC, or OPSEC experience.
Experience conducting adversary threat analysis of all and Open-Source intelligence support to highlight adversary network organization, key nodes, collection priorities, and vulnerabilities.
Experience providing intelligence support at strategic/joint level.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
Master's degree in national security, intelligence, operations planning, or related field.
Experience providing intelligence support to MILDEC, including Operational Deception (OP-D, Deception in Support of OPSEC (DiSO)), and Tactical Deception (TAC-D).
Thorough understanding and current experience with the Joint Operations Planning Process (JOPP).
Experience drafting applicable intelligence portions of OPSEC and MILDEC plans, orders, and assessments.
Familiarity with Special Technical Operations (STO) and Special Access Programs (SAP).
Expert understanding of Intel-related databases such as M3, TAC, NCTC Online, TIDE, ICReach SIGINT database, Cultweave SIGINT database, PROTON SIGINT Database.
Expert understanding of Intel targeting tools such as the Skope toolset or the Voltron toolset.
Practical understanding of geospatial Intel tools such as ArcGIS and Google Earth.
Experience with incorporating SAP and STO capabilities in plans and operations; graduate of the STO Planner Course and PDAS User Course.
Graduate of a recognized Intelligence Collections Support Course at the Joint or Service Level and Information Operation planning experience.
Experience conducting intelligence nodal analysis and critical vulnerability assessments of enemy networks to identify and nominate key nodes for kinetic and non-kinetic options, thereby disrupting or eliminating enemy centers of gravity.
Expert knowledge regarding counterintelligence and human intelligence activities.
WORK ENVIRONMENT
ISIO Planners will work with military and government civilians in N&NC/J394 Protection Branch Team in a secure area.
Job includes ability to travel to conduct OPSEC/MILDEC planning and assessments and MILDEC coordination.
Apply internal to the ClearanceJobs.com website or contact us via the Deft9 Solutions website at https://www.deft9.com. These positions are fully funded for immediate hire and not contingent upon any future competition.
Note: exceptionally well qualified IC or DHS intelligence analysts may be able to waive select
military qualifications.
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