Operations Planner

Responsibilities

• Cook up MRT-C assessment activities with operational planners, mission owners, installation leadership, and external partners
• Keep tabs on project milestones and team progress, then give regular updates to government leadership
• Get installations ready for on-site assessments and handle logistics for assessment teams
• Put together planning inputs that consider cyber dependency analysis and mission risk considerations
• Turn technical cyber risk findings into operational considerations and recommended courses of action
• Help develop military orders, planning inputs, and mission assurance products
• Give mission assurance briefings for leadership and mission stakeholders
• Handle RFIs and taskers related to MRT-C assessments and mission assurance activities
• Do quality assurance reviews of assessment reports and make sure mission assurance data inputs are standardized
• Coordinate with MRT-C analysts to ensure assessment timelines and deliverables are met
• Hang around during on-site activities and help with report development and mission dependency analysis

Qualifications

• Got a working knowledge of cybersecurity principles and defensive measures supporting operational mission systems
• Can analyze complex environments involving diverse networks, systems, and mission dependencies
• Know how to identify critical mission systems and cyber dependencies to support risk prioritization and mitigation
• Have strong written and verbal communication skills, including translating technical cyber risk into mission impact
• Can manage multiple priorities and coordinate tasks in dynamic operational environments
• Have effective interpersonal skills to collaborate with mission owners, technical SMEs, and leadership
• Have a minimum of a bachelor’s degree from an accredited university and at least 5 years of operational planning or mission analysis experience
• Show a minimum of a TS/SCI clearance