Program Coordinator - Anti-Terrorism - ISTS

Working for the Missouri National Guard (MONG) Director of Domestic Operations (DOMS) Protection Branch provides a unique opportunity to plan and mitigate against all hazards to protect; facilities, personnel and their families across Missouri.

Job Location: This position will be located at Ike Skelton Training Site, Joint Operations Center, 2302 Militia Dr. Jefferson City, MO .

• Serve as the Joint Force Headquarters Missouri (JFHQ-MO) J3 anti-terrorism and force protection security specialist for anti-terrorism and related physical security and operations security policy and issues, handling of law enforcement sensitive information, managing assigned program areas, making recommendations for studies and reviewing, revising and suggesting anti-terrorism and force protection policy and projects.
• Principal advisor and expert on all matters involving (Use the "Apply for this Job" box below). force protection (FP) requirements, policies, procedures, program status and serves as the conduit of information between the intelligence community and local, state, and federal law enforcement.
• Serves as the focal point to coordinate, de-conflict, and integrate various force protection staff initiatives, policies, and activities within the state. Consults the Adjutant General, JFHQ-MO, and unit commanders on anti-terrorism. Establishes working relationships with local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies operating within the state on behalf of the Adjutant General. Conducts intelligence integration and information operations to assess potential threat and creates JFHQ-MO AT/FP program.
• Prepares AT/FP plans, templates and planning tools for subordinate units, writes comprehensive anti-terrorism plans considering Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD), recommends the use of Random Anti-terrorism Measures to protect personnel, installations and Geographically Separated Units.
• Provides recommendations, briefings, updates, and staff studies across a broad range of security specialties to influence installation-level decision-making and policy development.
• Oversee data entered by the Core Vulnerability Assessment Management Program (CVAMP) administrator for accuracy, content, and entry completeness.
• Responsible for advising the JFHQ-MO J3 on the overall implementation, oversight, and centralized control of the coordinated anti-terrorism and force protection program for the National Guard of Missouri, to include level I-IV AT Training, the maintenance of AT training records and annual state level AT exercise.
• Plans, conducts, recommends to the JFHQ-MO J3 on all matters pertaining to site security studies, projects, assessments, and surveys of the State in relationship to anti-terrorism and force protection activities.
• Coordinates a statewide program, which involves tasks, assignments, and projects which utilize and require the application of a variety of different and unrelated security criteria and processes and/or the need to develop new local procedures to meet force protection requirements.
• Serves as the state’s technical authority on force protection and anti-terrorism.

• Must currently possess a Secret clearance or be able to obtain a Secret level security clearnance within one year of date of hire. Valid drivers license is required
• One or more years’ experience as a Planner II with the Missouri Uniform Classification and Pay System. Or A bachelor’s degree and three or more years’ experience in the field of anti-terrorism, security, or force protection. Preferred experience in anti-terrorism, military program management, and experience handling classified material.
• The physical ability for sitting, walking, standing, occasionally lifting to 40 pounds.
• Occasional overnight travel required for training and meetings.

• Independently formulating and implementing a plan and process, overcoming obstacles and conflicts, and managing the JFHQ-ST program.
• Ability to utilize a computer to write reports, access the internet to research intelligence reports and current world events, and to maintain the CVAMP.
• Comprehensive knowledge of a broad range of security program relationships as well as significant experience in applying appropriate policy requirements in the areas of Incidents, Surveys, and Resolution of Findings and associated elements of physical security and information security.
• Must be familiar with AR 525-13, Antiterrorism; AR 381-12, Threat Awareness and Reporting; DODI 200.12, Antiterrorism Program; DODI 2000.16…