The Director, Resource Planning & Capacity owns capacity planning, scheduling, utilization, and skills coverage across Digital Forensics & Incident Response (DFIR), Post-Breach Remediation (PBR), Offensive Security (OffSec), and Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI). The role ensures the right experts are assigned to engagements at the right time and at a sustainable pace, and translates workforce data into actionable hiring, cross-training, and staffing decisions. The director builds rolling 30/90/180-day capacity forecasts by practice, region, role level, and skill; models demand surges; and prepares headcount and investment cases. They lead staffing from engagement intake through release, create fair on-call and surge rotations, and coordinate planned work with urgent incident response needs. They also set utilization targets, report utilization and realization, maintain accurate time and resource data in the PSA platform, and resolve issues such as under-billing, inaccurate estimates, and overloaded employees. The position maintains the skills inventory and taxonomy, closes skills gaps through hiring, certification plans, and cross-training, and partners with practice leaders on career paths. It monitors workload, on-call demands, and burnout signals, and works with HR and Talent Acquisition on hiring, onboarding, and retention. The director oversees workforce management tools and integrations with PSA, CRM, and HR systems, publishes a single source of truth for workforce data, and presents monthly to the executive team. The role covers a billable consulting workforce across multiple regions and time zones. It is based in a hybrid, on-site location in Dallas, Texas, and reports to the FVP of Program Management. After-hours and weekend support for urgent staffing needs during critical incidents is expected.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Director
Education Level
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