Intelligence Planner (Exercise and Training)
Intelligence Planner (Exercise and Training)
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Integrate intelligence support capabilities into combined and joint exercise and training events in accordance with JOPESRepresent USCYBERCOM J2/JIOC at exercise Joint Event Life Cycle (JELC) and Cyber Mission Area Training (CyMAT) events
- Assist exercise intelligence planners in exercise objective development, cyber scenario development, and intelligence support scripting
- Develop Cyber Master Scenario Event List (MSEL) events and implementer products
- Provide support to exercise execution including white cell participation, assessment, and After Action Report preparation
- Review and report on Strategic Guidance applicable to cyberspace intelligence support to exercises and training
- Assess Intelligence Planning and recommend production adjustments necessary to support combined and joint exercises
- Provide trip reports or summaries as required following exercise participation
- Demonstrate proficiency and timeliness in drafting and responding to policy and strategy inquiries
- Document Operating Instructions (OIs) for Command-wide programs and initiatives
- Experience with Intellipedia, SharePoint, PAC, BICES, Chippewa, Stoneghost, Ispace, GCENext, or unclassified VTC programs
- Background in joint exercise planning, JELC processes, or cyber exercise development
- Experience developing MSEL events, exercise scenarios, or intelligence support scripts
- Familiarity with USCYBERCOM J2/JIOC exercise planning processes
- Knowledge of cyberspace operations exercise frameworks and training objectives
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