The Office of Counterintelligence is looking for a Counterintelligence Officer (CIO) to join their team. The Argonne CI Program’s mission is to detect and mitigate national security threats to the laboratory from foreign powers, intelligence services, and terrorist groups by aggressively investigating, disrupting, and mitigating all national security threats to the laboratories in a manner sensitive to their scientific mission and the nature of international research. The CI Program also comprehensively educates laboratory management and employees about counterintelligence risks, thereby enabling them to identify and avoid risk, and builds robust collaborative partnerships with U.S. Intelligence Community partners, other Federal agencies, and laboratory components to best identify and understand the national security threats facing the labs. The CIO will be responsible for: Conducting DOE-IN authorized investigations and operations to identify and mitigate national security threats to DOE facilities. Independently developing investigative conclusions, evidentiary findings, and judgments to resolve counterintelligence threats. Conducting proactive defensive engagements with laboratory leadership and personnel, including host and travel briefings and debriefings, targeted threat briefings, and reviews of external agreements and collaborations. Conduct impactful interviews both to advance investigative objectives and to identify and report foreign intelligence. Developing and maintaining liaison relationships with key stakeholders within each laboratory, DOE Site Offices, USIC partners, and DOE-IN program managers. Devise and execute counterintelligence education and awareness programs. Coordinating all investigative activities with Analysis and Cyber Program leads to ensure threat reporting and foreign intelligence is appropriately communicated and disseminated. Independently developing innovative methods and procedures to acquire data and fill information gaps and collect, categorize/catalogue, and manipulate essential information to mitigate national security threats. Conducting CI briefings for local DOE and Laboratory management and personnel as well as DOE-IN and USIC which accurately conveys critical CI intelligence. Supporting other CI Program initiatives under the direction of SCIO, Operations Program Manager, or Intelligence Program Manager as required; and Attending Counterintelligence training as needed.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Number of Employees
1,001-5,000 employees