Military Information Support Operations (MISO) Planner (TS/SCI) Jobs
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About The Position
Peraton is seeking an experienced psychological operations (PSYOP) / Military Information Support Operations (MISO) planner to integrate MISO functions and tasks into all facets of Combatant Command (CCMD) / Unified Command level planning. This role is crucial in ensuring that the command group and staff consider PSYOP/MISO in the decision-making process. As a PSYOP/MISO Planner, you will have the opportunity to integrate PSYOP/MISO into all contingency plans and operations plans, ensuring that PSYOP/MISO capabilities are considered in both deliberate and crisis action planning processes. You will provide expert mission analysis, analytic problem solving, and assessment skills, while being creative in using information systems and information-related capabilities (IRC). This includes integrating with interagency and intelligence community (IC) efforts, developing innovative concepts to counter adversarial use of information in the Information Environment (IE), and considering significant cultural aspects that affect operational and tactical planning, security, and risk assessments. Your responsibilities will also include reviewing, analyzing, and operationalizing tactical and operational-level IO-related directives in support of mission elements. You will be effective at applying technical skills to tactical, operational, and strategic level planning/execution, identifying and tracking measures of performance through attainment of measures of effectiveness, and providing advice concerning the application of PSYOP/MISO during the development of operational concepts. A working knowledge of information operations (IO), military deception (MILDEC), operations security (OPSEC), electronic warfare (EW), and cyberspace operations missions will be essential to support operations. You will need to understand how to integrate Army capabilities and be capable of synchronizing activities of mutual concern across various military branches.
