Cyber Strategy & Policy SME

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strategic ventures consulting groupFort Meade (MD)

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About the role

Description: Strategic Ventures Consulting Group (SVCG), LLC is a dynamic consulting firm specializing in technical and management solutions that address the most pressing challenges faced by government and commercial clients. We are dedicated to providing our employees with a supportive work environment that promotes growth and success. If you have a proven track record of achievement and a strong commitment to excellence, Strategic Ventures is currently recruiting a Cyber Strategy & Policy SME to join our team at Ft. Meade, MD.
Responsibilities: Research, evaluate, and contribute to the development and coordination of cyber strategy, policy, and doctrine supporting cyberspace operations across the Department of Defense, Military Services, Combatant Commands, and national-level organizations. Serve as a trusted advisor on executive-level initiatives by providing subject matter expertise and developing strategic recommendations that shape the future of cyberspace operations. Collaborate with interagency partners and coalition stakeholders to support cyber policy development, ensuring Department of Defense and USCYBERCOM authorities, interests, and equities are effectively represented. Monitor emerging cyber policy developments, legislative changes, and strategic initiatives that may impact the Department of Defense and USCYBERCOM, providing timely analysis and recommendations to leadership. Prepare and deliver clear, well-organized written products, briefings, and executive communications for senior leaders and decision-makers. Apply analytical and critical thinking skills to evaluate complex policy and program challenges, conduct risk assessments, and develop practical, innovative solutions that support mission objectives.
Requirements: Required Qualifications 10+ years of experience required TS/SCI/CI Poly Required JPME II Required Strong written communication and analytical skills Ability to work collaboratively in joint and interagency environments

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