Level III Policy Analyst / Action Officer

Precision Focus•Fort Meade, MD

11d

About The Position

Conducts research, analysis, development, and coordination of strategy, policy, and doctrine for cyberspace training, exercise, and operations at the national, DOW, Service, and Command levels. Provides policy recommendations for improvements to doctrine, organization, training, materiel, leadership and education, personnel, facilities, and policy (DOTmLPF-P) that affect the Command's cyberspace operations mission. Provides technical expertise on executive-level projects and analyzes, assesses, and develops future strategies, policies, and doctrines governing cyberspace operations. Supports interagency and coalition policy formulations on cyberspace issues, ensuring authorities, concerns, and equities are accurately represented. Maintains awareness of and reports significant cyber-related policy issues affecting the DOW and USCYBERCOM. Provides concise, actionable written and oral communications to senior officials. Performs analysis and critical thinking, assesses programmatic issues, conducts risk analysis, and proposes innovative and achievable solutions. The role requires familiarity with legislative and regulatory documents and a working knowledge of the legislative and regulatory process. The analyst acts proactively, focuses on problem-solving, and helps implement systems and procedures to keep projects and documents on track and meet internal and external deadlines. Researches and writes background papers, talking points, and written and oral statements, including legislative briefings to leadership. Works with senior military and civilian leaders. Requires Top Secret/SCI clearance with a polygraph.

Requirements

Minimum 10 years of experience as a Policy Analyst or in a related functional area.
Three years of experience working for or supporting a Combatant Command, Service HQ, Joint Force Headquarters, Joint Task Force, Joint Duty Assignment, Cyber Mission Force team, or Intelligence Community organizations.
Three years of experience interacting with and providing briefs to senior leaders.
Minimum of a bachelor's degree.
Top Secret/SCI clearance with a polygraph.
Familiarity with legislative and regulatory documents and a working knowledge of the legislative and regulatory process.
Ability to perform analysis and critical thinking, assess programmatic issues, conduct risk analysis, and propose solutions.
Ability to communicate concisely and actionably, both orally and in writing, to senior officials.

Responsibilities

Conduct research, analysis, development, and coordination of cyberspace strategy, policy, and doctrine for training, exercises, and operations at national, DOW, Service, and Command levels.
Recommend improvements to DOTmLPF-P areas affecting the Command's cyberspace operations mission.
Provide technical expertise on executive-level projects and develop future cyberspace strategies, policies, and doctrines.
Support interagency and coalition policy formulation on cyberspace issues, accurately representing authorities, concerns, and equities.
Monitor and report significant cyber-related policy issues affecting the DOW and USCYBERCOM.
Provide concise, actionable written and oral communications to senior officials.
Analyze programmatic issues, conduct risk analysis, and propose innovative, achievable solutions.
Help implement systems and procedures to keep projects and documents on track and meet internal and external deadlines.
Research and write background papers, talking points, and written and oral statements, including legislative briefings to leadership.
Work with senior military and civilian leaders.