The detail, format and publication of documents will be specified by the Government. Specific activities include, but are not limited to the following:- - Ensure content is presented logically at the proper level of complexity for the intended audience- Structure text and graphics to create consistency in grammar, format and message,- Proofread documents, briefings and technical reports and rewrite / edit in accordance with appropriate specifications, style and branding – strong attention to detail- Review, proof and perform layout of professional, visually appealing material- Interface with contributors and others directly involved in document development both within and outside of the Directorate (e.g., authors, graphic designers, multimedia specialists) and adjust input schedules on the basis of changing requirements to ensure deadlines are met- As required, create graphics and / or coordinate with Enterprise Media Services to illustrate material and effectively convey technical information- Production of printed materials: books, brochures, programs, phone cards, etc.- Event coordination and supportTake, edit, and maintain photographs as directed- - - Take photos of new hires, and update organizational charts as needed- Photography support for events like retirements, promotions, etc.- Photo editing as requiredLarge format printing and display support- - Print posters using large format printers- Mount posters onto foam boards- Update of wall displays in the various offices throughout the Directorate

- Build, maintain and sustain back office tools and application services to support mission needs.- Develop, publish, facilitate implementation, utilize, and uphold a Management Information System (MIS) Support Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) delineating MID policies and procedures for MIS development, operations and maintenance.- Provide MIS application support services to include:- Requirements Management;- User and Stakeholder reviews;- Evaluation and document of current application development and design;- Integration of applications with database tables;- Database administration;- Evaluation and analysis of existing database structures;- Server and database directory services;- Develop and publish code (HTML, Cascading Style Sheets, JavaScript, etc.) to enable user interface and access to SharePoint tools and services;- Develop end-user tools and services utilizing enterprise SharePoint services;- Recommend IT applications architecture and assist in the development of Information Technology (IT) applications roadmaps to support mission and business functions.- Capture, evaluate and document application development and enhancement requirements.

- Migrate and integrate systems into a cloud environment- Integrate cloud services and tools using shell scripting and Python programming- Design, develop, implement, and test new systems or modify existing systems that meet the user's needs- Assist with planning and engineering the organization’s cloud computing infrastructure and applications

This position is an opportunity to apply your knowledge and expertise to state-of-the-art technologies to advance and bring new mission capabilities to National Space Programs. You will provide programmatic and technical support to an IC customer responsible for maturation of SIGINT technologies, which span the spectrum from applied research to demonstrated capabilities suitable for transition into system program baselines and advanced future systems. These efforts will influence the next generation of SIGINT space systems. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:- Provide programmatic and technical support to customer leaders and staff as part of a small SETA team. Plan and execute technology maturation through the R&D lifecycle- Translate architecture needs into detailed system and subsystem needs and technical requirements.- Provide technical and theoretical assessment of prospective SIGINT technologies to IC and DoD customers- Work closely with the IC customer supporting all phases of the acquisition process to include Broad Agency Announcement Area of Interest, Requests for Proposal, Statements of Work, Requirements, Contract Data Requirements Lists and other required solicitation/contract documents.- Support source selection activities and review proposals as a technical advisor- Assist the IC customer with the oversight of technology development contracts and develop status briefings for government and industry- Interact with outside organizations such as DoD, NASA, National Labs, and Universities to coordinate activities for maximum effect- Assist with program management decisions, to include funding, within programs across fiscal years and portfolios- Provide identification, assessment, and resolution of risks during the acquisition phase and during program execution.- Work with the IC customer to advance resiliency activities/initiatives in SIGINT technology

- Provide technical support and assessments focused on Intelligence Community (IC) activities that address technology, research, applied technology concepts and technology demonstrations. - Support, coordinate and manage systems engineering actions and activities.- Advise MID management and staff on the technical risks of new and ongoing projects, and review, analyze and assess technologies, system concepts, data and information to recommend applications of new or possibly emerging technologies to meet MID needs.- Perform analyses and assessments of MID projects or activities to help determine their consistency with the MID and group strategic direction, technology development plans, NRO requirements and MID strategic goals and objectives.- Support and coordinate MID outreach efforts with NRO offices, other Government agencies, industry and academia.- Assist in establishing procedures and standards for managing technical development / architecture plans across the MID Enterprise.- Assist in MID Enterprise assessments, planning and visualization to include identifying transition and implementation opportunities.- Review, analyze, comment and prepare staffing documents including plans, policies, concepts of operation, technical architectures, initiatives and programmatic documents.- Possess and articulate an awareness and understanding of key products, services and capabilities across intelligence domains (i.e., GEOINT, SIGINT, MASINT, HUMINT, etc).- Understanding and awareness of ground and space-based architectures and the connections between them.- As directed, provide decision support, expertise and advice for building future Intelligence Program Budget Submissions (IPBS), NRO Program Objective Memorandums (POM), Congressional Justification Books (CJB) and Congressional Budget Justification Book (CBJB) inputs that are formulated with investment strategies that map MID efforts with IC requirements.- Serve as key advisor in support of a Research and Development Lab Facility (innovation, rapid prototyping and compliance).- Serve as key advisor to cybersecurity initiatives.- Support special studies and assessments as directed.

- Provide technical support and assessments focused on Intelligence Community (IC) activities that address technology, research, applied technology concepts and technology demonstrations. - Support, coordinate and manage systems engineering actions and activities.- Advise MID management and staff on the technical risks of new and ongoing projects, and review, analyze and assess technologies, system concepts, data and information to recommend applications of new or possibly emerging technologies to meet MID needs.- Perform analyses and assessments of MID projects or activities to help determine their consistency with the MID and group strategic direction, technology development plans, requirements and MID strategic goals and objectives.- Support and coordinate MID outreach efforts with customer offices, other Government agencies, industry and academia.- Assist in establishing procedures and standards for managing technical development / architecture plans across the MID Enterprise.- Assist in MID Enterprise assessments, planning and visualization to include identifying transition and implementation opportunities.- Review, analyze, comment and prepare staffing documents including plans, policies, concepts of operation, technical architectures, initiatives and programmatic documents.- Possess and articulate an awareness and understanding of key products, services and capabilities across intelligence domains (i.e., GEOINT, SIGINT, MASINT, HUMINT, etc).- Understanding and awareness of ground and space-based architectures and the connections between them.- As directed, provide decision support, expertise and advice for building future Intelligence Program Budget Submissions (IPBS), Program Objective Memorandums (POM), Congressional Justification Books (CJB) and Congressional Budget Justification Book (CBJB) inputs that are formulated with investment strategies that map MID efforts with IC requirements.- Serve as key advisor in support of a Research and Development Lab Facility (innovation, rapid prototyping and compliance).- Serve as key advisor to cybersecurity initiatives.- Support special studies and assessments as directed.

- Perform and maintain DAG support functions to include recognition programs, training and security.- Will be responsible for tracking, editing and submitting awards and other HR-Related duties from time-time.- Manage NRO Tracking Information and Enterprise Response (TIER) actions for supported office.- Analyze and assign or perform actions as appropriate.- Coordinate responses and assess for accuracy prior to senior management review.- Manage and execute the action tracking process; develop standard operating procedures and serves as facilitator for user requirements.- Monitor progress on actions, generate metrics to demonstrate accountability for meetings deadlines and quality expectations; prepare periodic reports on action status and keep leadership aware of late, pending new actions.- Disseminate policy and legislative changes to appropriate parties internal to the NRO.- Draft, proofread, edit and provide final review of internal and external correspondence. - Develop and maintain presentations for audiences up to the NRO level, maintain a quality control process for all presentations.- Participate in DAG related meetings.

The ideal candidate will have experience conducting a wide range of acquisition lifecycle activities, including:- Acquisition planning- Contract administration- Source selection- Cost plus and cost reimbursement contract types- Cost and price analysis- Negotiation experience Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:- Act as a business advisor with regard to acquisition strategy, contract types, market research, contracting methods and sole source and competitive procedures- Knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR)- Support Pre-Award function including but not limited to:- - Preparing contract-related documents (e.g., Acquisition Research Center (ARC) postings, Acquisition Plans, Contract Review Panel (or equivalent) briefings and other documentation required for contract award and administration)- Review Requests for Contract Action Packages (RCAPs) for adequacy, consistency, and compliance with administrative, regulatory, and procedural requirements- Preparing Request for Proposals (RFPs)/solicitations- Supporting proposal evaluations- Performing Cost/Price analysis- Communicating with Industry- Developing negotiating positions- Obtaining required reviews and approvals- Support Post-Award functions including but not limited to:- Administering contracts- Executing contracts- Managing contract file and database systems- Supporting compliance reviews- Identifying and resolving contract performance problems/issues- Processing, tracking and reviewing invoices- Preparing and disseminating contract modifications- Compiling and reporting contract status to management- Preparing contract documentation to support briefings and meetings- Preparing contracts for settlement 

This position is a senior Security Control Assessor role for an OSD organization and includes higher level program and IT analysis skills and experience.  The title SCA doesn’t cover the depth or breath of the position, but serves as a common reference.  This position serves as information technology subject matter expert specializing as an information security system analyst, program security support, and architecture/control assessor.  Responsible for all levels of classification up to and including TS//SAR/SCI, applicable to all internal and external (performer built) networks and IT services. The position has a large range of expectations, and is responsible for supporting the Principle Authorizing Official (PAO), CIO, and CISO  in all phases of the assessment and authorization process. Duties include:- Support the development, implementation, and monitoring of a strategic information security and IT risk management program.- Serves as representative of Principle Authorizing Official (PAO), CIO and CISO when interacting with system owners, system integrators, and ISSM/Os.- Advising the PAO on risk determinations and Approval to Operate.- Propose technical and non-technical methods to meet RMF requirements and decrease overall system risk and mission impact.- Enhance the cybersecurity program of the customer and its constituent organizations through technical thought leadership and mentoring of junior staff.- Advise the Information System Owner (ISO) concerning the impact levels for Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability for the information on systems.- Serve as a cybersecurity technical advisor to the CISO and AO under their purview.- Identifies areas to reduce IT risk while maintaining mission effectiveness.- Researches and executes security management solutions – assist in defining the organizational cybersecurity roadmap.- Support the early stages of organization's programs, to include identification of overall cybersecurity risk associated with project missions, analysis of project cybersecurity needs, determination of anticipated project performer cybersecurity requirements, advising GPM on courses of action that appropriately balance mission and cybersecurity risk, assists project in aligning with CIO / ITX best practices and procedures.- Execution: Assisting GPM and performers on establishing appropriate Risk Management Framework (RMF) governance for the project, advising CIO / AO on security control assessment workloads associated with projects, makes recommendations for cybersecurity reciprocity in project buy vs. build analyses, reviews and advises on Interconnection Security Agreements, serves as independent reviewer of performer activities associated with RMF stages, advises CIO / AO / ISO / SCAs on system security categorization and control selection appropriate to level of project risk.- Transition: Serves as organization's primary POC for transition of system Authorization To Operate (ATO) to transition partner AOs, analyzes transition partner organizational risk tolerance and recommends courses of action if divergent from organizational risk tolerance, coordinates with transition partner cybersecurity SMEs and SCAs to ensure smooth transition of cybersecurity responsibilities.- Conducts RMF closeout activities associated with systems employed on projects that are not incorporated within transition package to partners.- Conduct and document a comprehensive assessment of the management, operational, and technical security controls employed within or inherited by information systems.- Maintain current knowledge on latest cybersecurity technologies, threats, vulnerabilities, and mitigations.- Determine the overall control effectiveness through documentation review, inspections, testing, and interviews.- Assessment package review and feedback which focuses on the Body of Evidence (BoE) documentation submitted to support the various steps of Risk Management Framework (RMF).- Evaluate security assessment documentation and provide written recommendations for security authorization to the CISO and AO.- Provide an assessment of the severity of weakness or deficiencies and recommend corrective actions to address identified vulnerabilities. Assessments may include applications, hardware, software, administrative and Platform IT systems and components.- Initiate a Plan of Actions and Milestones (POA&M) with identified weaknesses and suspense dates for each IS where needed based on findings and recommendations from the SAR.- Integral to the development of the monitoring strategy. The system-level continuous monitoring strategy must conform to all applicable published DoD enterprise-level or DoD Component-level continuous monitoring strategies.- Provide support to Cybersecurity incidents, investigations, and overall security program of the customer.- Provide assessment of proposed technology (hardware, software, and firmware) for Cybersecurity vulnerabilities.- Technical evaluation of the security controls implemented within applications, hardware, operating systems, and network devices across a broad spectrum of commercial and government-developed technologies.- Assess proposed changes to Information Systems, their operational environment and mission needs within the scope of system authorization.- Preparing Security Assessment Reports which focuses on the assessment of an information system in support of the authorization determination.- Interface with other cybersecurity organizations, both within and external to the federal government.- Support cybersecurity incident response as necessary at the direction of the AO.- Assess proposed changes to Information Systems, their environment of operation, and mission needs that could affect system authorization.- Determine and document in the SAR a risk level for every noncompliant security control in the system baseline.- Determine and document in the SAR an aggregate level of risk to the system and identify the key drivers for the assessment. The SCA's risk assessment considers threats, vulnerabilities, and potential impacts as well as existing and planned risk mitigation.- Develop the continuous monitoring plan specific to the information system.- Standardize IT security control and risk decisions across administrative and program IT investments.- Implement and oversee security processes and policies.- Leads cybersecurity incident response and coordinates between program, department, and law enforcement personnel.

Responsibilities will include supporting the design of wargames to meet a variety of purposes and objectives. Analyzing, interpreting, and preparing briefings on operational concepts, military strategy, and doctrine as they pertain to wargaming design and objectives. Preparing reports, talking papers, and related material regarding the wargames, to include briefings, documents and presentations to senior AF and DoD leadership. Supporting the development and tailoring of wargame scenarios and vignettes. Building wargame specific documents (such as wargame orders, tasking directives, and calling messages). Developing, maintaining, modernizing, managing, and employing the Wargame Information Environment (WIE) and related components. Providing and maintaining a high level of subject-matter expertise for wargame support, participation, adjudication, facilitation, and analysis.

The Compliance Analyst will support the efforts and action of the International Policy Manager as a Compliance Analyst with a focus on the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR)for the Direct Report Program Manager, AUKUS Integration and Acquisition (DRPM AUKUS I&A). This role involves ensuring that AUKUS I&A’s operations, particularly those involving defense-related articles and services, are in full compliance with ITAR regulations. The Compliance Analyst should have a strong background in regulatory compliance, with specific knowledge and experience in ITAR and related defense trade laws and regulations.  Key responsibilities for the position include:  1) Regulatory Compliance Monitoring: Ensure that all AUKUS I&A activities related to the manufacture, export, and transfer of defense articles and services comply with ITAR. This includes staying updated on current regulations and analyzing how changes may impactAUKUS I&A operations, 2) Training and Guidance: Develop and provide training sessions for AUKUS I&A personnel on ITAR compliance. Serve as a subject matter expert, offering guidance and support in all matters related to ITAR compliance, 3) Audit and Reporting: Conduct regular audits of AUKUS I&A programs and activities to ensure ITAR compliance. Prepare and submit required reports to government agencies, including the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls, 4) License and Agreement Management: Manage and oversee the process of obtaining necessary licenses and agreements for the export of defense-related articles and services. Ensure timely renewal and proper management of these documents, 5) Risk Assessment and Mitigation: Identify potential areas of ITAR non-compliance and develop strategies to mitigate these risks. Work closely with legal and operational teams to implement effective compliance procedures, and 6) Stakeholder Collaboration: Collaborate with various internal and external stakeholders, including legal, logistics, engineering, and government entities, to ensure cohesive compliance efforts. This role is located in Washington Navy Yard, Washington, DC.  At SPA, we strive to deliver a robust total compensation package that will attract and retain top talent.  Elements of the compensation package include competitive base pay and variable compensation opportunities.  SPA provides eligible employees with an opportunity to enroll in a variety of benefit programs, generally including health insurance, flexible spending accounts, health savings accounts, retirement savings plans, life and disability insurance programs, and a number of programs that provide for both paid and unpaid time away from work. The specific programs and options available to any given employee may vary depending on eligibility factors such as geographic location, date of hire, etc. Please note that the salary information shown below is a general guideline only.  Salaries are commensurate with experience and qualifications, as well as market and business considerations. Washington, DC Pay Transparency Range: $120,000-150,000/year.

Responsibilities will include supporting the design of wargames to meet a variety of purposes and objectives. Analyzing, interpreting, and preparing briefings on operational concepts, military strategy, and doctrine as they pertain to wargaming design and objectives. Preparing reports, talking papers, and related material regarding the wargames, to include briefings, documents and presentations to senior AF and DoD leadership. Supporting the development and tailoring of wargame scenarios and vignettes. Building wargame specific documents (such as wargame orders, tasking directives, and calling messages). Developing, maintaining, modernizing, managing, and employing the Wargame Information Environment (WIE) and related components. Providing and maintaining a high level of subject-matter expertise for wargame support, participation, adjudication, facilitation, and analysis.

Responsibilities will include supporting the design of wargames to meet a variety of purposes and objectives. Analyzing, interpreting, and preparing briefings on operational concepts, military strategy, and doctrine as they pertain to wargaming design and objectives. Preparing reports, talking papers, and related material regarding the wargames, to include briefings, documents and presentations to senior AF and DoD leadership. Supporting the development and tailoring of wargame scenarios and vignettes. Building wargame specific documents (such as wargame orders, tasking directives, and calling messages). Developing, maintaining, modernizing, managing, and employing the Wargame Information Environment (WIE) and related components. Providing and maintaining a high level of subject-matter expertise for wargame support, participation, adjudication, facilitation, and analysis.

Responsibilities will include 1) Supporting the design of wargames to meet a variety of purposes and objectives, 2) Analyzing, interpreting, and preparing briefings on operational concepts, military strategy, and doctrine as they pertain to wargaming design and objectives, 3) Preparing reports, talking papers, and related material regarding the wargames, to include briefings, documents and presentations to senior AF and DoD leadership, 4) Supporting the development and tailoring of wargame scenarios and vignettes, 5) Building wargame specific documents (such as wargame orders, tasking directives, and calling messages), 6) Developing, maintaining, modernizing, managing, and employing the Wargame Information Environment (WIE) and related components, and 7) Providing and maintaining a high level of subject-matter expertise for wargame support, participation, adjudication, facilitation, and analysis.

Responsibilities will include supporting the design of wargames to meet a variety of purposes and objectives. Analyzing, interpreting, and preparing briefings on operational concepts, military strategy, and doctrine as they pertain to wargaming design and objectives. Preparing reports, talking papers, and related material regarding the wargames, to include briefings, documents and presentations to senior AF and DoD leadership. Supporting the development and tailoring of wargame scenarios and vignettes. Building wargame specific documents (such as wargame orders, tasking directives, and calling messages). Developing, maintaining, modernizing, managing, and employing the Wargame Information Environment (WIE) and related components. Providing and maintaining a high level of subject-matter expertise for wargame support, participation, adjudication, facilitation, and analysis.

Cost Estimating responsibilities include:- Develop and maintain cost estimates for equipment or systems with associated software, support equipment and software, and logistics costs in support of the Program Objective Memorandum (POM) process- Provide cost data to support the development of budgets, Life Cycle Cost Estimates (LCCE), Total Ownership Costs (TOC), proposed procurement alternatives, Engineering Change Proposals and program/project plans in support of fully developed and approved design and modernization programs- Provide cost engineering support to program offices in support of Planning, Programming, Budgeting and Execution (PPBE) process. Conduct analysis of funding requests, develop independent cost estimates for tasking as needed, synthesize funding requests across the program office for analysis of funding allocations at a total level, and create mandatory funding request documentation such as Task Planning Sheets and Spend Plans- Support the development of Cost Analysis Requirement Documents (CARD) that integrate cost, schedule, technical, and risk requirements into a single document to be used by the program office, and other organizations to perform cost, schedule, and risk analyses- Conduct of Affordability / Should Cost analyses with the intent of driving efficiencies into estimates and program costs, and provide support in developing engineering cost models to allow for Should Cost- Provide Earned Value Management (EVM) cost, schedule, and performance managemenMost techniques involve the construction of mathematical models that attempt to describe the system being studied. The use of models enables the analyst to assign values to the different components and clarify the relationships among them. The values can be altered to examine what may happen to the system under different circumstances. 

Responsibilities will include supporting the design of wargames to meet a variety of purposes and objectives. Analyzing, interpreting, and preparing briefings on operational concepts, military strategy, and doctrine as they pertain to wargaming design and objectives. Preparing reports, talking papers, and related material regarding the wargames, to include briefings, documents and presentations to senior AF and DoD leadership. Supporting the development and tailoring of wargame scenarios and vignettes. Building wargame specific documents (such as wargame orders, tasking directives, and calling messages). Developing, maintaining, modernizing, managing, and employing the Wargame Information Environment (WIE) and related components. Providing and maintaining a high level of subject-matter expertise for wargame support, participation, adjudication, facilitation, and analysis.

Responsibilities will include supporting the design of wargames to meet a variety of purposes and objectives. Analyzing, interpreting, and preparing briefings on operational concepts, military strategy, and doctrine as they pertain to wargaming design and objectives. Preparing reports, talking papers, and related material regarding the wargames, to include briefings, documents and presentations to senior AF and DoD leadership. Supporting the development and tailoring of wargame scenarios and vignettes. Building wargame specific documents (such as wargame orders, tasking directives, and calling messages). Developing, maintaining, modernizing, managing, and employing the Wargame Information Environment (WIE) and related components. Providing and maintaining a high level of subject-matter expertise for wargame support, participation, adjudication, facilitation, and analysis.

Responsibilities will include supporting the design of wargames to meet a variety of purposes and objectives. Analyzing, interpreting, and preparing briefings on operational concepts, military strategy, and doctrine as they pertain to wargaming design and objectives. Preparing reports, talking papers, and related material regarding the wargames, to include briefings, documents and presentations to senior AF and DoD leadership. Supporting the development and tailoring of wargame scenarios and vignettes. Building wargame specific documents (such as wargame orders, tasking directives, and calling messages). Developing, maintaining, modernizing, managing, and employing the Wargame Information Environment (WIE) and related components. Providing and maintaining a high level of subject-matter expertise for wargame support, participation, adjudication, facilitation, and analysis.

The Technical Program Analyst will provide project management support to SSP's Project Team in New London, CT. In coordination with SPA’s Construction, Test, and Delivery Assistant Program Manager, other members of SPA's on-site team, and SSP's Project Team, the analyst will advance multiple lines of effort in support of the COLUMBIA/Common Missile Compartment Program. Particularly, the analyst will lead the development of a knowledge and information management capability for SSP's Project Team, assist with updating shipyard-related policy/process documentation, and help coordinate multiday shipyard execution planning meetings. The ideal candidate will possess strong technical communication skills and be able to quickly and competently learn and employ new information technology tools (product lifecycle management software, Confluence, SharePoint, etc.).