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Duties

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Requirements

• - U.S. Citizenship - Drug Test - Security Investigation

Qualifications

ASSESSMENT FACTORS1. Develops highly innovative approaches that balance the needs, priorities, and concerns of the team or organization in a positive and constructive manner.2. Provides expertise in technical subject area to an organization or team.3. Improves agency productivity by expanding the use of existing IT applications for use by clients and staff.4. Constructively questions conventional approaches, and supports an environment that encourages new ideas.5. Assists in developing new policy considering previous policy and future challenges.HIGHLY DESIRED SKILLS 1. Previous IT program management experience and understanding of DIA CIO IT security requirements and DoDAF artifact development and requirements.2. Familiarity with coordinating Facility Maintenance operations, to include GPC and contract requirement development.3. Familiarity with JWICS resiliency plans and programs.ndergraduate and Graduation Education:Alternative A (for GS-5 through GS-11): Major study--computer science, information science, information systems management, mathematics, statistics, operations research, or engineering, or course work that required the development or adaptation of computer programs and systems and provided knowledge equivalent to a major in the computer field. Alternative B (for GS-5 and GS-7 only): Major study--any field.orExperienceGeneral Experience (for GS-5 positions)Alternative A: Experience that provided a basic knowledge of data processing functions and general management principles that enabled the applicant to understand the stages required to automate a work process. Experience may have been gained in work such as computer operator or assistant, computer sales representative, program analyst, or other positions that required the use or adaptation of computer programs and systems.Alternative B: Meet general experience requirements in the "Group Coverage Qualification Standard forAdministrative and Management Positions (https://www.opm.gov/policy-data-oversight/classification-qualifications/general-schedule-qualification-standards/tabs/group-standards/)."Specialized Experience (for positions above GS-5)For GS-7: Experience in the performance of tasks such as:• Translating detailed logical steps developed by others into language codes that computers accept where this required understanding of procedures and limitations appropriate to use of a programming language.• Interviewing subject-matter personnel to get facts regarding work processes, and synthesizing the resulting data into charts showing information flow.• Operating computer consoles where this involved choosing from among various procedures in responding to machine commands or unscheduled halts.• Scheduling the sequence of programs to be processed by computers where alternatives had to be weighed with a view to production efficiency.• Preparing documentation on cost/benefit studies where this involved summarizing the material and organizing it in a logical fashion. Such skills are typically gained in the computer field or through performance of work where the primary concern was the subject matter of the computer application (e.g., supply, personnel, chemical process control), and computer-related efforts were required to facilitate the basic duties. Also, work in management analysis, program analysis, or a comparable field may have provided such skills. (Such experience may also have been obtained by applicants for GS-9 and GS-11 positions in this field.)For GS-9: Experience that demonstrated knowledge of computer requirements and techniques in carrying out project assignments consisting of several related tasks, such as typically is the case in development of minor modifications to parts of a system on the basis of detailed specifications provided. The assignments must have shown completion of the following, or the equivalent:• Analysis of the interrelationships of pertinent components of the system;• Planning the sequence of actions necessary to accomplish the assignment; and• Personal responsibility for at least a segment of the overall project.For GS-11: Experience that demonstrated accomplishment of computer project assignments that required a range of knowledge of computer requirements and techniques. For example, assignments would show, on the basis of general design criteria provided, experience in developing modifications to parts of a system that required significant revisions in the logic or techniques used in the original development. Accomplishments, in addition to those noted for the GS-9 level, normally involve the following, or the equivalent:• Knowledge of the customary approaches, techniques, and requirements appropriate to an assigned computer applications area or computer specialty area in an organization;• Planning the sequence of actions necessary to accomplish the assignment where this entailed coordination with others outside the organizational unit and development of project controls; and• Adaptation of guidelines or precedents to the needs of the assignment.For GS-12 and above: Experience that demonstrated accomplishment of computer project assignments that required a wide range of knowledge of computer requirements and techniques pertinent to the position to be filled. This knowledge is generally demonstrated by assignments where the applicant analyzed a number of alternative approaches in the process of advising management concerning major aspects of ADP system design, such as what system interrelationships must be considered, or what operating mode, system software, and/or equipment configuration is most appropriate for a given project.

Contacts

• Address Defense Intelligence Agency Bolling AFB Washington, DC 20340
• Name: Civilian Operations Division
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