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CRIMINAL INVESTIGATOR

Posted 11 days ago

us department of warPearl City (HI)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Counterintelligence Operations You will plan, develop, conduct, coordinate, and manage counterintelligence operations against foreign intelligence entities and associated threats to the Department of the Navy. You will identify, assess, and develop offensive CI operational leads, targets, and opportunities. You will plan, develop, coordinate, and execute offensive CI operations under applicable law, authorities, policy, and procedures. You will develop, assess, and handle human sources in support of offensive CI operational objectives. You will develop operational concepts, proposals, plans, and supporting documentation required for offensive CI operations. You will integrate source report, investigative information, intelligence, surveillance, and other capabilities to advance offensive CI operations. You will apply proactive operational approaches to detect, disrupt, neutralize, exploit, or otherwise counter foreign intelligence activity. You will coordinate surveillance, technical, analytical, investigative, and other specialized support to CI operations. You will conduct joint offensive CI operational activity with Military Department CI organizations, Intelligence Community elements, and authorized foreign partners. You will assess operational risk, effectiveness, and outcomes and adjusting activity as required. You will capture and share operational lessons and tradecraft to improve offensive CI mission effectiveness.

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