STINGRAI Combined Air Operations Center (CAOC) Liaison Officer (LNO) - 29544

Stingrai Combined Air Operations Center (CAOC) Liaison Officer (LNO)

HII's Mission Technologies division is seeking a Combined Air Operations Center (CAOC) Liaison Officer (LNO) to support integrated aviation and intelligence operations in the USSOUTHCOM area of responsibility. The CAOC LNO will serve as the primary point of contact for government aviation programs supporting counter-illicit trafficking missions and joint interagency operations. This position manages the coordination of ISR flight operations and acts as the critical link between subcontractor personnel and government leadership commanding the CAOC.

The CAOC LNO ensures seamless operational communication, mission planning, and interagency coordination supporting real-time detection, monitoring, and intelligence-driven operations. The incumbent assists mission partners by synchronizing ISR activity, resolving coordination gaps, and providing timely and accurate information flow between aviation assets and the CAOC's command structure.

Coordinate activities and communications among USSOUTHCOM and JIATF South aviation programs, demonstrating strong organizational and communication skills. Prepare and deliver operational briefings, written reports, mission updates, and stakeholder communications. Provide strong leadership and maintain situational awareness of strategic objectives, serving as mediator and facilitator among interagency and partner-nation organizations. Develop high-quality analytical documents, operational papers, and presentations supporting JIATF South and partner agencies. Ensure compliance with all security requirements; provide guidance and technical expertise to staff as needed. Serve as the central communication conduit for agency and organizational personnel. Maintain current contact lists for interagency, international, and organizational representatives. Facilitate meetings, coordination sessions, and cross-organizational cooperation. Identify communication gaps and develop solutions to improve operational information flow. Conduct detailed post-operation reviews and provide recommendations for future mission optimization.

Minimum three years of relevant experience in aviation and ISR. Familiarity with Joint Airborne ISR Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs). Deep knowledge of IMINT and SIGINT capabilities and TTPs used by modern manned ISR platforms. Experience planning and managing mission schedules. Proficiency in FalconView and Microsoft Office Suite. Experience serving as an ISR/Aviation Liaison Officer between aircrew, operational commands, and interagency partners. Understanding of SPINS, Airspace Control Orders, and Air Tasking Orders. Intelligence background in imagery analysis, collection management, or all-source analysis. Experience supporting operational centers such as CAOCs, including ATO cycle planning and execution. COMSEC experience including keymat loading and cryptologic equipment management. Must be a U.S. citizen. Must meet Combatant Command entry and access requirements. Valid U.S. passport with minimum six months validity. Willingness to deploy OCONUS as needed. Ability to work irregular hours in a fast-paced operational environment. Ability to operate effectively in a predominantly military and interagency setting. Clearance: Must possess and maintain a TS/SCI clearance.