Intelligence Planner – Partnership Development

Peraton•Fort Meade, MD

9d•$135,000 - $216,000•Onsite

About The Position

Intelligence doesn't operate in isolation — and neither does USCYBERCOM. The command's ability to see, share, and act on intelligence depends on a carefully cultivated network of foreign, interagency, academic, and industry partners. Peraton is looking for an Intelligence Planner specializing in Partnership Development to build and sustain that network at Fort Meade, MD. In this role, you'll be the architect of USCYBERCOM J2's intelligence relationships — researching new partners, managing active portfolios, navigating interagency processes, and attending high-level intelligence exchanges on behalf of the command. If you have a talent for building trust across organizational and national boundaries, and the tradecraft to back it up, this role puts that skill set at the center of a consequential mission.

Requirements

Active Top Secret/SCI (TS/SCI) clearance with Polygraph
Minimum of 12 years w/o a degree or 10 years with AS/AA or 8 years with BS/BA or 6 years with MS/MA or 3 years with PhD
Working knowledge of intelligence partnership development, interagency coordination, and IC/DoD classification guidelines
Demonstrated ability to produce timely, logical, and concise analytic reports and policy documents in Microsoft Office formats
Proficiency evaluating and synthesizing multiple sources of information using structured analytic techniques
Understanding of intelligence collection capabilities and limitations across disciplines
Strong verbal and written communication skills; demonstrated proficiency drafting and responding to policy and strategy inquiries
Willingness and ability to travel approximately 25% CONUS and OCONUS; valid passport required

Nice To Haves

Experience with partnership and planning tools: Intellipedia, SharePoint, PAC, BICES, Chippewa, Stoneghost, Ispace, GCENext, or unclassified VTC programs
Background in foreign liaison, intelligence partnership management, or interagency coordination
Experience managing information sharing agreements or foreign disclosure processes
Familiarity with USCYBERCOM J2/JIOC partnership engagement processes
Knowledge of foreign partner cyber intelligence capabilities and requirements
12+ years of relevant experience, including work within the last 2 years
Master's degree in a related field — or a Bachelor's degree plus 5 additional years of senior-level experience (17 years total)

Responsibilities

Research, develop, manage, and integrate intelligence partnerships between USCYBERCOM and foreign, interagency, academic, and industry entities
Provide full-range coordination with command partners — foreign and domestic — to inform Intelligence Directorate leadership
Manage portfolios of foreign and domestic partners across a range of governmental requirements and engagement priorities
Utilize interagency processes to enable and expand information sharing agreements
Identify releasable intelligence, coordinate its release, and deconflict with other agencies to maximize the free flow of intelligence between partners
Assess partnership potential and recommend future partners for USCYBERCOM to pursue
Attend intelligence exchanges between USCYBERCOM and intelligence partners, providing oversight, expertise, and command representation
Integrate CCMDs, service components, IC agencies, and NSA into engagements as appropriate
Develop methodologies for tracking Command progress against strategic initiatives and policy implementation
Author and maintain Operating Instructions (OIs) for Command-wide programs and initiatives
Travel approximately 25% CONUS and OCONUS; valid passport required