Space and Electronic Warfare (EW) Exercise Intelligence Planner

Leidos•Omaha, NE

2d•$73,450 - $132,775•Onsite

About The Position

Leidos is seeking a Space and Electronic Warfare (EW) Exercise Intelligence Planner to support the United States Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM) Joint Exercises, Training, and Assessment Directorate (J7) at Offutt Air Force Base. In this role, the selected candidate will provide intelligence expertise in support of the design, planning, execution, and assessment of Joint Exercises, wargames, and strategic training events. This position supports the development of realistic operational environments focused on strategic deterrence, global operations, and space and EW mission areas. The role requires extensive experience in intelligence analysis, adversary assessment, exercise planning, and lessons learned processes. This position is part of a prospective contract, contingent upon final award. Anticipated award date: August 2026.

Requirements

Active TS/SCI security clearance required on day one with eligibility for NC2/ESI and Special Access Program (SAP) access (or ability to obtain within required timeframe).
Minimum of 8 years of experience gathering, analyzing, and interpreting all-source intelligence products, Intelligence Community reporting, open-source intelligence, and diplomatic reporting.
Demonstrated expertise in adversary capabilities, strategies, policies, and tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs).
Intelligence experience supporting one or more U.S. Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM) Unified Command Plan (UCP) mission areas.
Prior experience supporting organizations at the Combatant Command (CCMD), Joint Staff, Military Service Headquarters, and/or Major Command (MAJCOM) level.
Strong understanding of intelligence support to operational planning, military exercises, strategic assessments, and exercise evaluation activities.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of U.S. space operations, capabilities, and mission areas.
Understanding of electronic warfare concepts, operations, and employment considerations.
Familiarity with space and EW threats, adversary capabilities, and operational impacts on joint military operations.
Experience integrating intelligence assessments into space and electronic warfare exercise scenarios and training environments.

Responsibilities

Support the transfer of information between classified and unclassified systems by obtaining and maintaining Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) certifications required for cross-domain file transfer operations, including completion of Reliable Human Reviewer (RHR), Information Support Server Environment (ISSE) Guard, and Content Locator Examination Analysis and Reporting (CLEAR) training.
Prepare file transfer packages for Government review and submission.
Maintain professional proficiency within the intelligence discipline through regular review of intelligence reporting, collaboration with Intelligence Community subject matter experts, and participation in relevant professional conferences and forums.
Maintain awareness of intelligence sources and methods, adversary capabilities, and emerging tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs).
Design, plan, coordinate, and execute Joint Exercise events such as tabletop exercises (TTXs), readiness and operational capability (ROC) drills, senior leader seminars, wargames, and related training activities.
Work closely with exercise sponsors and stakeholders to define objectives, develop realistic scenarios, identify venues, and create conditions that support desired training outcomes.
Serve as an event facilitator or White Cell facilitator during Joint Exercise events, guiding participant discussions, facilitating collaboration among exercise players, ensuring progress toward exercise objectives, and supporting communication between exercise control personnel and participating organizations.
Support exercise assessment and reporting activities, including implementation of Collection Management Strategies and Collection Management Plans, observation and documentation of exercise performance, facilitation of hotwashes and After Action Reviews (AARs), and development of lessons learned products.
Analyze observations, identify actionable issues, and prepare reports for dissemination to command leadership and stakeholders.