Sr. SOF Cyberspace Operations Specialist

CACI•Fayetteville, NC

4d•$85,800 - $180,200•Hybrid

About The Position

CACI is seeking an experienced Senior SOF Cyberspace Operations Specialist to provide high-level technical, doctrine, and acquisition support to the USASOC G3 TEC SOF Cyberspace Operations Branch. This role serves at the intersection of operational warfighting concepts, capability fielding, and strategic policy. The ideal candidate will blend deep offensive cyberspace operations (OCO) understanding with defense acquisition and capability development acumen. You will drive the integration of cutting-edge cyber and electronic warfare (EW) capabilities across Army Special Operations Forces (ARSOF), ensuring operational commanders possess validated, modernized technical tools and doctrine for multi-domain operations. This is a Senior-level position on the Enterprise Development, Application and Training (EDAT) contract. The position may include partial telework, but work will primarily take place at the customer site.

Requirements

Must hold a current Top Secret clearance and be SCI eligible.
Bachelor’s degree or higher in Cyber Security, Information Systems, Defense Analysis, Strategic Studies, or a related field (extensive relevant operational experience may substitute).
10+ years of experience in an enterprise and/or cybersecurity-focused environment.
Must meet the qualification for DCWF Role (752) Cyber Policy and Strategy Planner – Advanced, as well as DCWF Role (641) Systems Requirements Planner - Advanced
Demonstrated expert knowledge of Offensive Cyberspace Operations (OCO) methodologies, mission sets, and tactical cyber infrastructure.
In-depth understanding of Special Operations Forces (SOF) mission profiles and organizational structure, particularly how ARSOF operations are enabled by cyber, EW, and information warfare platforms.
Practical background with Department of Defense (DoD) capability development processes, Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System (JCIDS), and/or USSOCOM Directive 71-4 (SOFCIDS).
Outstanding technical writing, executive briefing capability, and demonstrated success navigating high-level DoD, Joint, and Army Staff directorates.

Nice To Haves

Former Military Cyber/EW Officer, Warrant Officer, or Senior NCO (e.g., Army 17A, 170A, 17E, 255S) or Special Forces (18-series) background with technical cyber/electronic warfare staff experience.
Direct experience participating in or designing SOCOM/USASOC capability validation exercises (e.g., Silent Quest, SOFIC/SOF Week Tech Demos, TRIDENT).
Defense Acquisition University (DAU) certifications in Requirements Management, Capability Development, or Program Management.

Responsibilities

Author, evaluate, and update Cyberspace Operations doctrine, directives, standard operating procedures, and concept papers, ensuring seamless integration into broader ARSOF doctrine.
Drive the development of ARSOF Warfighting Concepts, developing operational vignettes, Concept Required Capabilities (CRCs), and targeted concept topic papers.
Coordinate directly with the U.S. Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School (SWCS) / Information Warfare (IW) Proponent, USASOC G9, and external joint stakeholders to synchronize doctrine and force design.
Conduct thorough post-mission and exercise analyses of SOF cyber units in combat deployments, joint training, and operational exercises; liaise with the USASOC Lessons Learned Program to codify and implement best practices.
Review and provide formal comment resolution on emerging Joint, Army, and USSOCOM warfighting concepts, operational gap assessments, strategic directives, and joint doctrine.
Formulate, maintain, and update CRC running estimates, capability gaps, and mission risk assessments.
Oversee the end-to-end capability development lifecycle for specialized SOF cyber systems—from initial operational concept through experimentation, test and evaluation (T&E), validation, and final fielding.
Collaborate closely with USASOC G8 (Resource Management), G9, and command capability managers to generate initial capabilities documents, requirements packages, fact sheets, and acquisition transition strategies.
Lead comprehensive Doctrine, Organization, Training, Materiel, Leadership, Personnel, Facilities, and Policy (DOTMLPF-P) analyses for emerging and non-standard cyber/EW systems.
Plan, facilitate, and execute USSOCOM, HQDA, and USASOC capability validation exercises, working groups, and advanced experimentation events (e.g., Silent Quest).
Track procurement actions, technology insertion points, and vendor milestones for enabling technical components, including Software Defined Radios (SDR), Offensive Cyber Equipment (OCE), Electronic Warfare (EW) platforms, and Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) integration.
Develop Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs), technical manuals, user guidance, and operator training programs for newly fielded SOF cyber equipment.