Risk Management Advisor

CACI•Tampa, FL

About The Position

The Risk Management Advisor facilitates and coordinates enterprise risk management, operational overwatch, and threat mitigation in support of a USSOCOM Joint Task Force. The role collects, vets, and analyzes complex data to assess and validate risks to personnel, physical assets, utilities, infrastructure, the information environment, and other SOCOM strategic priorities. Embedded with operational and staff elements, the advisor provides continuous risk assessments, threat tracking, and mitigation advice. The position applies knowledge of counterintelligence, foreign intelligence entity capabilities, and operational security to identify, plan for, integrate, and evaluate risk management frameworks for special operations. The advisor also supports compliance, vulnerability remediation, training, and strategic decision-making, and coordinates with Intelligence Community and interagency counterparts.

Requirements

Current TS/SCI security clearance and willingness to submit to a polygraph examination.
At least 10 years of combined work-related experience in risk mitigation, operational security, or counterintelligence.
At least 7 years of experience operating within the USSOCOM Enterprise or an interagency equivalent.
Ability to define complex problems, supervise operational studies, and lead surveys to collect and analyze risk data and recommend solutions.
Demonstrated analytic leadership and expertise in identifying, planning, developing, and executing analytic production methodologies, tradecraft, and techniques.
Ability to provide strategic risk advice, technical guidance, and expert briefings to defense planners, policymakers, and senior leadership at General/Flag Officer level or higher.
In-depth knowledge and practical understanding of operational risk management and mitigation, including comprehensive operational evaluations and integrated mitigation strategies.
Experience analyzing HUMINT-related operations, coordinating multiple intelligence reports, preparing concise executive summaries, and communicating findings to senior decision-makers.
Ability to work independently with minimal oversight while performing program oversight, collecting security data, and conducting outreach.
Ability to review analytic products and detailed correspondence for cogent arguments, tradecraft standards, and well-supported conclusions, including evaluating FOCI studies.
Must be able to function effectively with some government oversight as part of a joint staff or operational team.

Nice To Haves

Military or USG formal training and experience in Operational Risk Management, operational advisement, risk reduction, and Interagency or Intelligence Community coordination and deconfliction.
Professional certification in a HUMINT Category One producing course.
Experience working with commercial vendors, conducting technology testing, and fielding Commercial Off-The-Shelf equipment in secure environments.
Experience and in-depth knowledge of the Military Decision-Making Process, including mission analysis, Course of Action development, and concept of operations approval briefings.
Practical understanding of Microsoft SharePoint and web-based intelligence tools and databases available through SIPR and JWICS.

Responsibilities

Collaborate with desk officers, operations planners, and stakeholders to identify threat vectors and assess their probability and potential mission impact.
Conduct Operational Risk Assessments for proposed or ongoing intelligence operations, emerging technologies, and multi-agency partnerships.
Analyze foreign intelligence entity threats, adversary tactics, techniques, procedures, and targeting patterns to inform defensive measures.
Analyze vulnerabilities in internal processes, operational plans, and technical systems.
Develop, update, and implement standardized risk mitigation processes and protocols.
Create and deliver role- and mission-specific operational risk management briefings and training.
Coordinate with legal, policy, and technical subject matter experts to ensure mitigation strategies are effective, compliant, and feasible.
Conduct inspections, compliance audits, and program reviews to verify adherence to mitigation measures.
Monitor and report organizational compliance with agency, Department of War, and Intelligence Community security policies and directives.
Track remediation of vulnerabilities and policy deviations, and verify completion and sustainability of corrective action plans.
Review after-action reports from security incidents and recommend policy and training improvements.
Advise operational team leaders, project managers, and performance managers, including recommending timeline adjustments or pauses when risk thresholds are exceeded.
Prepare and present risk assessments, findings, and mitigation plans to senior decision-making bodies, commanding generals, and oversight committees.
Liaise with Intelligence Community and interagency counterparts to deconflict activities, share best practices, and exchange threat intelligence.
Define complex problems, supervise operational studies, and lead surveys to collect and analyze risk data for actionable recommendations.
Provide program oversight, collect security data from business entities, and conduct outreach engagements.
Review analytic products and correspondence for cogent arguments, tradecraft standards, and adequate support for conclusions, including testing the rigor of FOCI studies and evaluations.

Benefits

Flexible time off benefit.
Learning resources and learning and development opportunities.
Healthcare benefits.
Wellness benefits.
Financial benefits.
Retirement benefits.
Family support benefits.
Continuing education benefits.
Time off benefits.
Competitive compensation and a broad mix of benefits designed to support employees and their families.