Jobs at Strategic Ventures Consulting Group, LLC

Provides senior-level administrative and operational support in a federal government environment. Responsibilities include coordinating schedules and meetings, preparing documentation and reports, managing communications, maintaining records, resolving administrative issues, supporting workflow efficiency, and handling sensitive classified information. The role is fully onsite in Columbia, Maryland and requires extensive administrative experience, Microsoft Office proficiency, and an active TS/SCI clearance with current CI polygraph.

Develops and coordinates cyber strategy, policy, and doctrine for Department of Defense and USCYBERCOM stakeholders. Advises senior leaders, analyzes emerging policy and legislative developments, supports interagency and coalition coordination, conducts risk assessments, and produces executive briefings and written recommendations. The role requires extensive cyber policy experience, strong analytical and communication skills, joint/interagency collaboration, TS/SCI with CI polygraph, and JPME II.

Designs and develops professional graphics for documents, briefings, publications, websites, and communication materials. Translates customer concepts into clear visual products, advises on layouts and production, reviews designs for quality, selects appropriate formats and typography, and coordinates publication workflows. The role is fully onsite at Fort Meade and requires a current active TS/SCI with CI polygraph clearance.

Develops and maintains SharePoint knowledge management solutions, Microsoft Power Platform workflows and applications, and Power BI dashboards. Partners with stakeholders to identify requirements, automate business processes, improve information sharing, and support operational decision-making. Provides SharePoint administration, troubleshooting, documentation, and site maintenance while ensuring compliance with DoD cybersecurity and information management requirements.

Reviews congressional hearings, prepares Questions and Inserts for the Record, researches and writes legislative materials, provides briefings, and prepares USCYBERCOM leadership for congressional testimony and meetings. The role requires deep knowledge of legislative and regulatory processes, strong communication skills, a relevant bachelor’s degree, extensive legislative affairs experience, and an active TS/SCI clearance with the ability to obtain a CI polygraph.

Develop and maintain SharePoint sites, libraries, lists, workflows, permissions, and administration. Build Power Apps, Power Automate workflows, and Power BI dashboards to improve collaboration and support cyber operations. Gather stakeholder requirements, document solutions, provide user support, and ensure compliance with DoD and MARFORCYBER policies. The role also supports secure Office 365 integrations and knowledge transfer.

The Operations Research Analyst will conduct analysis to support cyberspace operations, develop modeling techniques, evaluate data strategies, and assist in strategic assessments.

The Malware Analyst will analyze, report, and provide integration support for malware in cyberspace operations, focusing on technical strategies and system vulnerabilities.

The Technical Writer will provide documentation support for CYBERCOM, including creating and editing engineering and software documents, training materials, and reports.

The Junior Knowledge Manager will organize and maintain knowledge repositories, assist with document control, support knowledge-sharing initiatives, and coordinate access to information in a classified environment.

Analyze foreign cyber forces and capabilities, develop intelligence products, support cyber strategies, and inform security cooperation efforts with partners.

The Cyberspace Policy Analyst will research, analyze, and develop strategies for cybersecurity policy, providing technical expertise and communication to senior officials.

The Offensive Cyber Operations Planner will coordinate and implement cyber operations, analyze adversary networks, and develop cyber attack strategies.

The Program Manager will manage program scope, ensure quality standards, provide technical guidance, and update government clients on program status.

The DCO Mission Lead will oversee and analyze DCO missions, update relevant information, make recommendations, and ensure DOD capabilities remain secure.

The Cyber Exercise Planner will lead joint cyber exercise planning and execution, collaborate with stakeholders, and ensure alignment with MARFORCYBER objectives.

Conduct all-source and OSINT analysis to identify foreign intelligence threats to USCYBERCOM supply chains. Produce acquisition threat triage (CDRL D005) and weekly status reports (CDRL C002), recommend countermeasures and SCRM process improvements, and fuse open-source and classified intelligence into actionable assessments for decision-makers.

The Senior Executive Cyber Support Analyst will provide strategic cyber operations expertise to senior leadership, coordinate with DoD entities, and develop policies for cyber defense and offense. Responsibilities include planning, preparing briefings, mentoring junior team members, and making decisions under pressure.

The Systems Engineer provides engineering support to Army Aviation weapons systems, including requirements evaluation, test support, and technical input for contracts and briefings.

The Cyber Analyst supports USCYBERCOM operations, performs shift work, and requires coordination with the Battle Watch team for cyberspace operations.