Counterintelligence Agent (35L) RMIT

Amentum•Fort Huachuca, AZ

1d•$67,000 - $100,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Counterintelligence Agent (35L) RMIT provides intelligence support for contingency operations, battle staff and operational-level planning, joint and multi-lateral training exercises, and strategic engagement policy throughout the Areas of Operational Responsibility (AOR) and Areas of Interest (AOI). Monitors and analyzes all strategic and operational aspects of political, military, and economic developments for the countries in the AORs and AOIs. Assesses future and on-going political-military developments, military capabilities and doctrine, weapons acquisitions, and employment of military forces within each country (including the U.S.). Researches, authors, and coordinates threat assessments to support the Commander and other senior leadership as well. May focus on domestic as well as international threats.

Requirements

Must have a TS/SCI or TS Interim clearance.
US Citizenship is required to obtain a security clearance.
6 Months of experience as either a Class B Agent officer or a Class A Custodian.
6 Months of experience as an ICF Claimant conducting intelligence operations in which ICF was used and accounted for.
Must have practical experience using ICF and a thorough understanding of regulations for use and accountability of ICF.
Experience working on the most recent automation tools-sets and systems applicable to CISAC intelligence operations.
Must have 6 years of MOS operational experience as a 35L or 351L (or an equivalent specialty in another branch of service or other U.S. Government agency) conducting CISAC intelligence operations in support of authorized intelligence activities as defined by AR 381-10 within the last ten years.
Have completed an applicable military course (BLC, ALC, SLC, WOBC, WOAC, MIOBC, or MICCC).

Nice To Haves

3+ years of relevant experience with Bachelor's degree
0-2 years of relevant experience with Master’s degree

Responsibilities

Provides intelligence support for contingency operations, battle staff and operational-level planning, joint and multi-lateral training exercises, and strategic engagement policy throughout the Areas of Operational Responsibility (AOR) and Areas of Interest (AOI).
Monitors and analyzes all strategic and operational aspects of political, military, and economic developments for the countries in the AORs and AOIs.
Assesses future and on-going political-military developments, military capabilities and doctrine, weapons acquisitions, and employment of military forces within each country (including the U.S.).
Researches, authors, and coordinates threat assessments to support the Commander and other senior leadership.
May focus on domestic as well as international threats.