Alternate Compensatory Control Measures; ACCM Planner, USCYBERCOM

Salary Range: $112,000 to $179,000 (depending on factors such as experience, scope, and location).

Fort Meade, MD (On-site).

We are seeking an experienced Alternate Compensatory Control Measures (ACCM) Planner to integrate ACCM functions and tasks into USCYBERCOM-level planning in support of operational planning, implementation, and assessment activities.

• Provide technical ACCM expertise and sensitive operational support across day-to-day operations, contingencies, crisis action, disaster relief, and exercises.
• Support the Cognizant Authority for ACCM access and related issues for assigned personnel across the command and components.
• Implement security procedures and processes aligned to national-level requirements and applicable security guidance.
• Support inspections and develop mitigation strategies to reduce risk to ACCM programs, as well as SAP and STO program risk.
• Provide security guidance to planners and leadership, including support to annex-writing and program approval processes using Security Classification Guides and doctrine.
• Support command regulations for SCIF security, classified information handling, and personnel security, including policy promotion and reporting.
• Integrate information-related capabilities and sensitive activities into OPORDs, annexes, and assessment plans.
• Review and advise on the operational impacts of national strategies, policies, and joint doctrine.
• Develop planning products (appendices, annexes, tabs, estimates) across capabilities including: EW, MISO, MILDEC, CO, OPSEC, SAP, and IJSTO.
• Research, analyze, and assess information-related tools and capabilities to support planning and execution.
• Support academic outreach, experimentation, and integration of scientific applications as required.
• Provide development, planning, staffing, coordination, execution, and assessment of sensitive activities.

• Bachelor’s degree and 8+ years of planning experience (or 12+ years of experience in lieu of degree).
• Working knowledge of special capabilities and ACCM operations, and how to integrate ACCM into:
  Joint Operational Planning Process (JOPP) Military Decision-Making Process (MDMP) Campaign planning and targeting processes.
• 5+ years of ACCM planning experience at the service or joint level supporting operations at CCMDs or JTFs, especially supporting cyber operations.
• Strong understanding of IO disciplines and integration, including MILDEC, OPSEC, SAP planning, EW, and cyberspace operations.
• Experience integrating and synchronizing adjacent and supporting operations with interagency and intelligence community partners, including coordinating intelligence requirements.
• U.S. citizenship required.
• Current U.S. passport and ability to travel internationally.
• Active DoD Top Secret with SCI eligibility, and ability to obtain a polygraph.

• Recent joint or service-level IO planning experience.
• ACCM Planner experience supporting USCYBERCOM.
• Proficiency integrating IO capabilities into cyber plans and operations.
• Knowledge of command relationships and C2 procedures, and ability to coordinate ACCM actions through proper channels.
• Experience as an ACCM Program Manager/Coordinator within DoD, Joint Staff, Military Departments, CCMDs, DoD Field Activities, and interagency partners.
• Strong briefing and stakeholder influence skills with senior leaders and large audiences.
• Experience developing information products leveraging emerging technologies to improve planning and decision-making.
• Completion of one or more:
  Joint Cyber Operations Planners Course, ACCM Control Course, Joint IO Planner Course, Defense OPSEC Planner Course, Special Warfare Advanced Targeting and Analysis, Special Operations MILDEC Planner Course, Irregular Warfare Course.