Counternarcotics and Transnational Organized Crime Mission Manager

Leidos•McLean, VA

11d•Onsite

About The Position

Leidos is seeking an experienced Counternarcotics and Transnational Organized Crime Mission Manager to support a mission-focused program in McLean, Virginia. The role operates in a challenging, dynamic setting and collaborates across the Intelligence Community (IC), contributing to processes that advance national security objectives. The Mission Manager provides expert analysis and policy-relevant assessments to senior IC and U.S. Government leaders on counternarcotics and transnational organized crime, and advises on intelligence integration, foreign policy implications, and interagency coordination.

Requirements

TS/SCI with Polygraph.
Typically, a bachelor's degree and 12–15 years of relevant experience, or a master's degree and 10–13 years of relevant experience; experience may be exchanged for degree requirements.
Proven record of advising senior leadership on sensitive intelligence and policy matters.
Strong analytical, communication, and collaboration skills, including the ability to convey complex issues effectively in writing and orally.
Demonstrated experience navigating interagency processes and familiarity with Intelligence Community organizations and staff processes.

Responsibilities

Provide expert analysis and policy-relevant assessments to senior Intelligence Community and U.S. Government leaders on complex issues concerning counternarcotics and transnational organized crime.
Advise on functional intelligence integration, foreign policy implications, and interagency coordination efforts.
Collaborate with and integrate relevant U.S. Government stakeholders to enhance operations, initiatives, and intelligence-sharing frameworks.
Maintain situational awareness of emerging regional developments and respond promptly to requests from policymakers and senior officials.
Prepare and coordinate high-level written materials for senior decision-makers, including Executive Point Papers (EPPs), Congressional Directive Actions (CDAs), and Talking Points (TPs).