Counterintelligence Agent Instructor (DCAC) Mid Level

CACI International•Quantico, VA

5d•$70,800 - $148,600

About The Position

The Counterintelligence Agent Instructor provides instruction for the Department of Defense Counterintelligence Agent Course (DCAC) as part of the Defense Intelligence Agency Joint Counterintelligence Training Activity (JCITA) program. The course prepares entry-level personnel to understand Defense Agency counterintelligence missions and functions and to perform the diverse duties of a Defense Agency CI Special Agent. Training covers DoD CI legal issues, CI functional services, CI education briefings, detection of espionage, CI inquiries, preservation of operational and investigative viability and prosecutorial information, collection and reporting of CI information, and assistance to other agencies with CI matters, including operations and investigations. The instructor plans, develops, and executes training certification; delivers classroom instruction; and assesses student performance during field exercises. Instruction uses blended learning approaches, including eLearning tools, lectures, discussions, team exercises, readings, case studies, role plays, and demonstrations of required skills through work-related tasks. Field exercises may exceed eight hours per day, include weekends, and require travel within the National Capital Region and the continental United States.

Requirements

Active TS/SCI clearance with polygraph, or ability to obtain a polygraph.
Five years of demonstrated experience conducting CI inquiries and/or full-scope investigations.
Knowledge of CI missions and functions.
Expert knowledge of CI activities supporting the five CI functions: investigations, collection, operations, functional services, and analysis and production, gained through experience.
Graduate of an accredited CI Special Agent credentialing school; must have graduated from JCITA NSIC, ACIIC, AFCITC, or an equivalent IC school.

Responsibilities

Provide DoD Counterintelligence Agent Course (DCAC) instruction.
Plan, develop, and execute training certification for entry-level understanding of Defense Agency CI missions and functions.
Teach the course’s coverage of DoD CI legal issues, CI functional services, CI education briefings, detection of espionage, CI inquiries, preservation of operational and investigative viability and prosecutorial information, collection and reporting of CI information, and assisting other agencies with CI matters.
Deliver classroom-based instruction and assess student performance in field exercises.
Use blended learning techniques, including eLearning tools, lectures, classroom discussions, team exercises, readings, case studies, role plays, and demonstrations of required skills through work-related tasks.
Travel within the NCR and continental United States as required.