Journeyman Mission Support Specialist

Role : Journeyman Mission Support Specialist Location : Washington, DC Education : B.A./B.S. Degree (Any Field or Major) Years of Experience : 3 to 10 years’ work experience (Any Field or Industry) Clearance Level & Investigation : Current/Active TS with ability to obtain & hold TS SCI / TS SCI Caveats for duration of program Citizenship : U.S. DoD 8140 Cyber Workforce Qualifications : None Required Certifications : None Qualifications Must be able to perform all functional duties independently. Plans, supports, and manages Mission Assurance assessments. Performs maintenance of an Integrated Assessment Schedule (IAS). Coordinates assessment activities with DoW stakeholders such as Combatant Commands, MAJCOMs, installations, Joint Staff, Office of the Secretary of Defense, etc. Must hold a B.A. or B.S. degree in any field or major. Must have 3 to 10 years of general work experience in any field or industry. Must hold a current, active Top-Secret clearance and have ability to obtain/maintain a TS SCI / TS SCI Caveats for duration of program. Must be a current legal citizen of the United States. Responsibilities Mission Assurance Assessment Support Provide Mission Assurance assessment support services to enable Customer to plan, coordinate, augment, analyze, & manage assessments conducted; provide assessment-related activities as supporting capability. Perform assessment process support, data collection and stewardship, analytical exploitation of assessment data, & integration of assessment outputs with Mission Analysis, Critical Asset Identification, and Risk Management activities. Assessment Planning, Scheduling, and Process Support Support Government-led planning & coordination of Mission Assurance assessments across enterprise. Support development, coordination, & maintenance of Joint Staff Integrated Assessment Schedule (IAS), including incorporation of Customer Mission Assurance priorities. Coordinate assessment planning activities with Combatant Commands, MAJCOMs, installations, Joint Staff, Office of Secretary of Defense, & other DoW stakeholders, as directed. Support development & refinement of USAF-specific assessment objectives, focus areas, & assessment scope inputs. Support development of assessment products / artifacts, including assessment focus statements, pre-assessment documentation, & briefing materials. Coordinate assessments with other DoW, Joint, or Service-level assessments to reduce redundancy / improve data reuse. Mission Assurance–Related Program and Assessment (MARPA) Data Integration (Including AHTA) Support integration with Mission Assurance Related Programs & Activities (MARPA), including, but not limited to: Emergency Management (EM) & Antiterrorism (AT) assessment data into Mission Assurance assessment activities, with specific emphasis on All Hazards Threat Assessment (AHTA) feeder data; MARPA data includes defined assessment programs, authoritative inputs, & feeder processes identified by owning offices. Enable Mission Assurance analysis by ensuring AHTA-related data is accurate, consistent, structured, & usable as input to Mission Assurance processes, while preserving Emergency Management & Antiterrorism authorities / responsibilities. Coordinate with enterprise offices to support consistency, accuracy, & analytical rigor of AHTA feeder data used to inform Mission Assurance processes, including probabilistic threat / hazard characterization. Facilitate coordination with installation Emergency Management & Antiterrorism offices, through MAJCOM channels, enterprise EM organizations, or during pre-site survey activities, to collect / integrate AHTA-related data relevant to Mission Assurance assessments. Support alignment of AHTA data with Mission Assurance requirements, Joint DoW Mission Assurance processes, & Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA)–prescribed AHTA formats and guidance. Ensure AHTA-related data captured, structured, & managed as Mission Assurance assessment input data without duplicating or replacing Emergency Management or Antiterrorism authorities, assessments, or approval processes. Aggregate AHTA feeder data to support enterprise-level Mission Assurance analysis, including analysis across hazard categories such as natural hazards, infrastructure stressors, & other risk drivers, as directed. Support incorporation of authoritative enterprise data sources to inform suggested AHTA threat or hazard scoring considerations for installation review, without establishing prescriptive scoring authority. Support traceability between Emergency Management & Antiterrorism hazard assessment data & downstream Mission Assurance risk analysis / reporting. Support use, sustainment, or integration of AHTA-related data within directed AHTA data tool or environment, or integration with other directed Mission Assurance or Emergency Management systems; support may include configuration, data structuring, data quality management, & analytical use of Government-furnished tools, but not independent platform selection, procurement, or establishment of new authoritative systems. #J-18808-Ljbffr BRAVURA CORPORATION