Foreign Disclosure Officer
invictus internationalReston (VA)
About the role
Title: Foreign Disclosure Officer
Location: Reston, VA
Clearance: TS/SCI with the ability to obtain and maintain a CI polygraph
Description:
Invictus, a Red River company, delivers technology and services supporting government and national security missions. We combine cleared mission expertise with enterprise engineering, technology partnerships and large-program execution in support of advanced modernization, cybersecurity, intelligence and systems integration. Our teams support complex operational environments across the U.S. and around the world, helping customers strengthen resilience, accelerate mission outcomes and deploy capabilities that meet demanding mission requirements. Learn more at www.InvictusIC.com.
Job Details:
Review and adjudicate foreign disclosure requests for CI/HUMINT data and system
access
Ensure compliance with foreign disclosure policies in data sharing and system design
Coordinate with other Enterprise Management offices on international partnership data
sharing requirements
Maintain foreign disclosure case files and tracking systems
Provide foreign disclosure guidance to program personnel and system users
Requirements:
Bachelor's degree from an accredited institute in an area applicable to the position; an additional 4 years of experience may be substituted in lieu of a degree
Minimum 8 years of directly related technical experience
Current active TS/SCI clearance, with the ability to obtain and maintain a CI polygraph
Equal Opportunity Employer/Veteran/Disabled
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