The Deputy Director of CPD (DD/CPD) reports directly to the Director, and along with the Director leads the entire Counterintelligence Program Division (CPD). CPD is charged with defending DHS, its personnel, assets and programs, against intelligence activities of Foreign Intelligence Entities (FIEs).

Duties

The DD/CPD is responsible, under the supervision of the Director/CPD, in managing: defensive CI inquiries and investigations; CI "operations," which includes engaging with and advising elements throughout DHS about CI risks, and defensive best practices, as well as conducting briefings and debriefings; and developing, drafting and promulgating CI policies. CPD, and its leadership, is supervised by the Executive Director, Intelligence Enterprise Program Office (IEPO), as well as the Principal Deputy Under Secretary for Intelligence and the Under Secretary for Intelligence -- the latter serves concurrently as the Departments Counterintelligence Executive (DCIX).

Requirements

• Must be able to obtain/maintain a TS/SCI Security Clearance.
• This is a Testing Designated Position (TDP) and is covered by the Department of Homeland Security Headquarters Drug-Free Workplace Program.
• Must be a U.S. Citizen.
• Overtime may be required in response to a significant event.

Qualifications

Specialized Experience: To qualify for the GS-15 level, you must possess at least one year of specialized experience equivalent to the GS-14 grade level in the Federal service. Specialized experience is defined as a majority of the following: Candidates must have specific counterintelligence experience in at least one or more of the following areas (1) investigations; (2) operations or (3) policy. Candidates should have had experience as a supervisor. Candidates with experience across DHS (e.g., in a component other than HQs) will be preferred. Candidates should have significant general intelligence experience, a large part of which involves the counterintelligence disciplines. Candidates must have excellent writing and oral communications skills, be familiar with the structure and functions of the US Intelligence Community (IC), and be prepared to manage a workforce with varied skills and experience

Contacts

• Address IC - DHS Office of Intelligence and Analysis Customers 3801 Nebraska Avenue NW Washington, DC 20016 US
• Name: DHS INTEL ICAG Support
• Email: [email protected]