Technical Intelligence Support, SME - PR 1475

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10d•Onsite

About The Position

PE Systems is seeking a Technical Intelligence Support, SME to support the strategic and operational success of Nuclear Command, Control, and Communications (NC3) programs at Hanscom AFB, Massachusetts. The role provides engineering and technical expertise to AFNWC/NC intelligence-sensitive programs, analyzes advanced threats and security issues to reduce program and operational risk, and delivers Acquisition Intelligence (AI) support to major acquisition decisions. The position identifies intelligence requirements early to help reduce cost, schedule, and performance risks and develops and staffs Intelligence Health Assessments (IHAs) in accordance with DoDI 5000.86 and AFMC guidance. The SME supports PEO NC3, AFNWC/NC, divisions, branches, and System of Systems PMOs. The work includes analyzing adversary threats and capabilities affecting NC3 systems; conducting technical threat and intelligence supportability analyses; assessing weapon-system intelligence data, infrastructure requirements, and vulnerabilities throughout the acquisition lifecycle; and developing threat, target, and environmental products. The role also coordinates intelligence requirements with the Intelligence Community, integrates current, acquisition, and technical intelligence into nuclear communications programs, and provides briefings, reports, white papers, and recommendations to NC3 leadership and other decision-makers. The successful candidate will participate in integrated product teams, working groups, technology reviews, Analyses of Alternatives, and other decision forums. They will recommend actions to address intelligence gaps and support future Air Force capabilities, including providing expertise on intelligence and indications-and-warning activities that support left-of-launch operations. PE Systems describes its workplace as employee-focused and offers generous paid time off and holidays, benefits, and competitive pay.

Requirements

Master’s degree and at least 20 years of related experience, including 12 years with the DoD; or bachelor’s degree and at least 25 years of experience related to the position requirements, including 15 years with the DoD; or 30 years of directly related experience, including 20 years with the DoD.
Must possess and maintain a government security clearance at the TS/SCI level.
Proficiency with Microsoft programs, including Excel, Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, Access, Visio, and Project.
Ability to perform all functional duties independently.
Ability to transport oneself to various facility sites as required.
If using a personal motor vehicle, must have a valid driver’s license and proof of insurance.

Responsibilities

Provide engineering and technical expertise to AFNWC/NC intelligence-sensitive programs.
Analyze advanced threats and security issues to reduce program and operational risk.
Deliver Acquisition Intelligence support to major acquisition decisions and identify intelligence requirements early to reduce cost, schedule, and performance risks.
Develop and staff Intelligence Health Assessments in accordance with DoDI 5000.86 and AFMC guidance.
Support PEO NC3, AFNWC/NC, divisions, branches, and System of Systems PMOs.
Analyze adversary emerging threats and capabilities affecting NC3 systems.
Provide threat briefings, risk assessments, and recommendations to NC3 leadership.
Conduct non-traditional intelligence research and technical threat analysis.
Perform intelligence supportability analysis for DoD and USAF acquisition programs.
Evaluate weapon-system intelligence data and infrastructure requirements and identify intelligence-related vulnerabilities throughout the acquisition lifecycle.
Conduct Technical Threat Risk Assessments and Threat Risk Assessments.
Develop integrated threat, target, and environmental products for acquisition programs.
Create portfolio intelligence documentation, threat stressors, concerns, and Production Requirements.
Coordinate intelligence collection and product requirements with the Intelligence Community.
Integrate current, acquisition, and technical intelligence into nuclear communications programs.
Research Intelligence Community data and provide technical intelligence briefings, reports, white papers, and updates.
Participate in IPTs, working groups, technology reviews, Analyses of Alternatives, and other decision forums.
Recommend courses of action to address intelligence gaps and support future Air Force capabilities.
Provide technical expertise on intelligence and indications-and-warning activities that support left-of-launch operations and inform future NC3 capabilities.