Sensitive Activities Advisor

Overview

The Ascendancy Group is seeking candidates to serve as 3X Sensitive Activities Planners supporting the Department of War (DoW) Special Operations Forces (SOF). As a Sensitive Activities Advisor, you will support the full spectrum of Sensitive Activities—from planning through execution—including Special Programs, STO, ACCM, Information Operations, and assessments of both friendly and adversary military and technological capabilities. Your work directly supports the Department of War in its efforts to identify, neutralize, and eliminate current and emerging threats, including enemy networks capable of employing Weapons of Mass Destruction.

• Candidates MUST possess a current Top-Secret security clearance with SCI eligibility and willingness to submit to a CI poly.

• Embed with, advise, and provide the subject matter expertise (SME) to Combatant / Theater Commands, and Special Operations Commands, at all echelons on effectively leveraging specially compartmented material, non-material capabilities, and information related capabilities (IRC) to eliminate or neutralize current and emerging threats and the networks that employ those threats.
• Integrate and synchronize 3X activities in support of SOF missions globally.

• To qualify, individuals must be able to clearly and concisely articulate:
  • How their technical skillsets and experiences are relevant to the position and mission
  • Examples of working cohesively within a small team environment with references
• Have a minimum of ten (10) years' experiences directly supporting or assigned to a subordinate unit within US Special Operations Command.
• Possess a current Top-Secret security clearance with access to SCI, and willingness to submit to a CI poly is required.
• Proven experience documenting operational planning activities and outcomes using traditional and emerging tools and formats associated with the Military Decision-Making Process (MDMP) which includes, but is not limited to, mission analysis briefings, Course of Action (COA) decision and Concept of Operation (CONOP) approval briefings, Decide, Detect, Deliver, Assess (D3A) execution matrices: CONOP documents, and Fragmentary Orders (FRAGOs).