The National Counterproliferation and Biosecurity Center (NCBC) leads the Intelligence Community and the interagency to counter and halt the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, their delivery systems, related technologies, and expertise. The NCBC also serves as the lead for the integration, mission management, and coordination of intelligence activities pertaining to biosecurity and foreign biological threats

Duties

Engage senior IC leadership on strategic priorities, opportunities, gaps, and interdependencies to link resources to strategy; plan and communicate emerging strategic issues and rends, evaluate them in context of U.S. Government plans, and make recommendations for improvements. Serve as an interdiction subject matter expert responsible for supporting NCBC's Office of Mission Integration and the IC, in countering the threats caused by the proliferation of WMD. Evaluate, integrate, review, and develop planning efforts for area of responsibility in coordination and collaboration with the IC and the counterproliferation enterprise. Plan and complete assessments of the IC's progress toward mission and enterprise strategic objectives to determine the IC is postured for future threats. Represent the ODNI and the IC on committees, task forces, and working groups responsible for developing integrated strategies and actions to interdict and counter WMD threats and proliferation. Guide, plan, and facilitate interagency outreach, education, and advocacy to ensure that stakeholders understand how the U.S. government counterproliferation community is organized, what capabilities it has and what capabilities it needs; advocate for resources as required. Lead, plan, and coordinate exercises, seminars, presentations, correspondence, and other work products that strengthen the IC and USG's ability to address and mitigate current and future WMD proliferation issues.

Requirements

Qualifications

Extensive demonstrated knowledge of IC organizations& missions, authorities, and policies necessary to support national security and foreign policy interests. Extensive knowledge and demonstrated experience with planning processes, critical analysis, consensus building, as well as the application and integration of all instruments of national power in protecting the U.S. and its interests abroad. Demonstrated experience with evaluating strategic trends, developing strategies, implementing plans, evaluating and assessing results and programmatic data to propose innovative solutions and implement change. Excellent oral and written communication skills, and superior ability to clearly and persuasively convey complex information and options that inform decision making among the IC's senior leadership and policymakers. Excellent interpersonal, organizational, and management skills to conceptualize and effectively lead complex projects with limited supervision; superior ability to work with and represent NCBC to the CP and/or biosecurity community on complex issues. Demonstrated experience and knowledge of chemical warfare, biological warfare, nuclear warfare, or WMD delivery system issues, including the relationship between collection needs and the analytic process foreign developments, research, scientific and technical advancements, and/or denial and deception capabilities. Significant technical knowledge, education and/or expertise in counterproliferation-related fields such as chemical, biological, and nuclear radiological threats and weapons, delivery systems, maritime interdiction, or other specific USG counterproliferation or counter-WMD tools. Demonstrated knowledge working with issues regarding international nonproliferation treaties and export control regimes, United Nations Security Council Resolutions, Proliferation Security Initiative, UNSCR 1540, Maritime Domain Awareness, Air Domain Awareness, Maritime Operational Threat Response, Nuclear Trafficking Response Group, State Department led interdiction working groups, proliferation networks, proliferation finance, and operational proliferation finance and/or experience working in the National Security Council interagency decision making process. Demonstrated ability to develop effective professional and interpersonal relationships with peers and colleagues in the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), the IC, and U.S. Government and to earn their confidence and trust.

Education

Bachelors Degree.

Contacts

• Address OFFICE OF MISSION INTERGRATION Director Of National Intelligence Washington, DC 20511 US
• Name: Vacancy Team ODNI
• Email: [email protected]