Position Summary

The Military Deception (MILDEC) Planner provides technical expertise supporting Joint Information Operations (IO) and Irregular Warfare (IW) planning and execution, with a focus on competition activities and readiness to surge for contingencies, crisis action, disaster relief, and exercises . The role develops and integrates MILDEC concepts and products into joint plans and orders, ensuring alignment with Operations in the Information Environment (OIE) and broader Information Related Capabilities (IRCs) in support of USFK operations, activities, and investments (OAIs) .

Key Duties and Responsibilities

• Develop MILDEC operational concepts, plans, annexes/tabs, estimates, and related deliverables for joint planning
• Research, develop, validate, utilize, analyze, and assess MILDEC tools and capabilities and their integration with IO/IW and sensitive activities
• Incorporate MILDEC and related IRCs into operations orders, annexes, and evaluation/assessment plans
• Support USFK and components in establishing and managing IO and sensitive activities planning/execution processes, including coordination across stakeholders
• Review and advise on impacts of national strategies, policies, and joint doctrine on deception planning and execution
• Contribute to IRC proposals and roll-ups to amplify effects of USFK OAIs and support campaign synchronization

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent relevant experience)
• 5+ years of experience in joint planning, information operations, deception planning, or related operational planning
• Demonstrated ability to produce staff-quality planning products (concepts, annexes/tabs, estimates) and staff them through coordination processes
• Working knowledge of joint doctrine/strategy analysis and its application to operational planning
• Ability to operate effectively in a security-conscious environment and comply with all training/access requirements

Preferred Qualifications

• Prior service or direct support experience at a Combatant Command (CCMD), Joint Task Force (JTF), or component headquarters
• Experience integrating deception with broader IRC portfolios and campaign planning (OIE integration)
• Experience supporting sensitive activities planning and assessment in classified environments

Potential Scenarios & Expected Outcomes

• Competition operations support: integrated MILDEC inputs embedded into campaign planning and execution, aligned to OIE
• Crisis/exercise surge: rapid MILDEC planning deliverables and assessment framework incorporated into orders and evaluations

Position Summary

The Military Information Support Operations (MISO) Planner supports USFK Joint IO/IW planning and execution by developing MISO-focused planning products and integrating MISO as an IRC into operations, orders, and assessments . The role helps synchronize MISO with other IRCs and sensitive activities, informs leadership decision-making through analysis and assessment, and supports readiness for day-to-day competition and contingency operations .

Key Duties and Responsibilities

• Develop MISO-related operational concepts, plans, annexes/tabs, estimates, and deliverables for joint planning
• Research, develop, validate, utilize, analyze, and assess MISO tools/capabilities and their integration with IO/IW, OIE, and sensitive activities
• Incorporate MISO and related IRCs into operations orders, annexes, and evaluation/assessment plans
• Conduct or support quantitative/qualitative analysis and assessment research to establish baselines and evaluate IO/IW and sensitive activities effectiveness
• Support academic outreach, experiments, and scientific application integration aligned to IO/IW objectives
• Contribute to IRC approaches and required IRC roll-ups supporting USFK OAIs

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent relevant experience)
• 5+ years of experience in MISO planning, information operations, influence activities, assessment, or related operational planning
• Demonstrated ability to draft and staff planning products and integrate outputs into orders/annexes and assessment plans
• Applied analytical skills supporting baseline development and effectiveness assessment in operational contexts
• Ability to operate effectively in a security-conscious environment and comply with all training/access requirements

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience integrating MISO within multi-IRC portfolios and campaign planning (OIE integration)
• Experience supporting experiments/innovation efforts and transitioning insights into operationally usable products
• Familiarity with joint doctrine relevant to IO/IW and influence planning (as applicable to the TO)

Potential Scenarios & Expected Outcomes

• Competition activities: synchronized MISO planning embedded into campaign products and OAIs
• Assessment-driven refinement: measurable baselines and assessment outputs informing adjustments to IO/IW and sensitive activities

Position Summary:

The Targeting Analyst and Planner provides Operational Intelligence (OI) services and targeting support that enhances situational awareness, enables rapid decision-making, improves current and long-term IO/IW planning, and synchronizes IO with mission partners. In this role you will deliver Intelligence Support for Information Operations (ISIO) and Sensitive Activities (SA) targeting support, coordinating and tracking intelligence requirements across IRCs and ensuring feedback loops between collection, targeting, and IO/IW operations.

Day to Day Responsibilities:

• Provide ISIO and sensitive activities targeting technical expertise supporting USFK OAIs
• Facilitate deconfliction supporting intelligence gain/loss considerations and political/military assessments
• Support development of intelligence inputs to command collection plans enabling planning, execution, and feedback for measures of performance/effectiveness
• Coordinate, consolidate, submit, track, and manage intelligence requirements across IRCs
• Participate in development of targeting activities to align collections, capabilities, prioritization, and feedback to IW/IO activities
• Produce analytical products supporting IO/IW planning for supported USFK J3 divisions; deliver required intelligence reports/products
• Support quantitative/qualitative analysis and assessment research reinforcing baseline establishment and IO/IW and sensitive activities assessment

Required Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent relevant experience)
• TS/SCI Clearance 
• 5+ years of experience in all-source analysis, operational intelligence support, targeting support, or information operations intelligence support
• Demonstrated experience drafting analytical products and coordinating intelligence requirements and collection-support activities
• Ability to work in dynamic operational planning environments (competition through contingency response)
• Ability to operate effectively in a security-conscious environment and comply with all training/access requirements

Preferred Qualifications: 

• Experience supporting joint targeting processes specifically for IO/IW, ISIO, and sensitive activities targeting
• Experience building measures of performance/measures of effectiveness feedback loops tied to collection plans and assessments
• Experience integrating intelligence support into campaign planning and OIE-focused execution

Position Summary:

Analytic Services Inc. (ANSER) is seeking a Special Security Officer to help optimizing operations that span the entire enterprise of an organization. In this role, you could help clients achieve impact and value from their investments in both people and technology.

Day to Day Responsibilities:

• Manage the development, evaluation, and implementation of standard operating procedures (SOPs) and system security plans to protect sensitive and highly-classified information and property
• Develop security briefings and guidance on the issuance, control, education, and requirements for classified materials and systems
• Manage the development, coordination, and monitoring of security programs, including reviewing and approving documentation, conducting site surveys, and supporting security accreditations
• Manage activities related to security clearances

Required Qualifications:

• Bachelor's degree required
• Active Top Secret with SCI eligibility security clearance required
• 4 years of physical security experience
• Understanding of national-level agency security processes, procedures, and requirements, including Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) standards, Intelligence Community Directives (ICDs), communications security practices
• Experience with Special Access Programs
• Understanding of clearance processing, physical security, and document control functions

Preferred Qualifications:

• Facility Security Officer certification
• Experience managing Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (SCIFs) operations
• Experience working with databases, such as National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), National Industrial Security System (NISS), and Defense Information System for Security (DISS)