Jobs at Tactica Solutions, LLC

Plans, coordinates, evaluates, and manages logistics programs supporting U.S. Army MACOM operations. Develops contingency and sustainment plans spanning supply, transportation, integrated logistics support, and maintenance. Analyzes complex logistics issues, advises senior military leadership, coordinates resolutions, and evaluates the impact of higher-echelon orders on support operations. The role requires Army sustainment knowledge, high-level briefing skills, occasional travel, and eligibility for a Secret clearance.

Supports daily Sensitive Compartmented Information security operations, including SCIF access control, visitor screening, SCI indoctrinations and debriefings, classified material accountability, COMSEC management, inspections, records maintenance, courier support, training tracking, and security reporting. Ensures SCI and collateral classified information is properly handled, safeguarded, transmitted, stored, and destroyed in accordance with applicable procedures and regulations.

Provides mid-level Special Access Program security support for DTRA programs and facilities. Responsibilities include developing security policies, SOPs, CONOPS, transportation plans, classification guides, accreditation documentation, access coordination, inspections, assessment and authorization activities, compliance remediation, security awareness training, and briefings. The role also supports SAP nominations, interagency agreements, need-to-know validation, and alternative compensatory control measures.

Supports daily Sensitive Compartmented Information security operations, including SCIF access control, visitor screening, SCI indoctrinations and debriefings, classified material accountability, COMSEC activities, inspections, records maintenance, courier support, training tracking, and security documentation. Ensures SCI and collateral classified information is properly safeguarded, transmitted, stored, and destroyed according to applicable security procedures and regulations.

Provides mid-level Special Access Program security support for DTRA programs and facilities. Responsibilities include developing security policies, SOPs, CONOPS, transportation plans, classification guides, accreditation documentation, and security awareness training; coordinating access requests and agreements; monitoring authorization activities; conducting SAPF inspections; supporting compliance remediation; and advising officials on security risks and requirements.

Plans, coordinates, and evaluates JTF-Gold logistics programs supporting supply, transportation, maintenance, sustainment, facilities, engineering, and environmental operations. Develops contingency plans, analyzes logistics issues, advises leadership, attends command meetings, and recommends solutions to operational deficiencies. Supports mission execution across multiple logistical functions and provides briefings to senior command organizations.

Provides military human resources support to U.S. Army INSCOM headquarters and subordinate commands. Manages personnel actions, HR programs, awards, casualty reporting, deployment rosters, military pay support, and regulatory compliance. Uses Army HR systems, briefs senior leaders, prepares policy documents, coordinates with Army agencies, and supports Soldier and command personnel needs. The role requires extensive Federal, DoD, and Army HR experience, active TS/SCI clearance, and strong administrative and communication skills.

Provides physical and technical security oversight for tactical and fixed SCIFs supporting a military intelligence brigade. Manages access control, intrusion detection, CCTV, security containers, key control, alarm testing, facility inspections, accreditation documentation, and emergency response. Advises on ICD/ICS 705 and DoD security standards, supports SCIF construction and accreditation, leads physical security evaluations, controls badges and visitors, and provides after-hours incident support. Requires active TS/SCI clearance and willingness to undergo a CI polygraph.

Leads manpower studies and force management initiatives for Army intelligence units. Conducts workload and organizational analysis, validates personnel authorizations, develops force management documentation, and coordinates taskings using Army systems. Produces reports, briefings, plans, orders, and executive summaries while training subordinate commands and overseeing contractor performance. Requires extensive Army force management experience, an active TS/SCI clearance, and approximately eight annual CONUS/OCONUS trips.

Leads counterintelligence support operations as the primary liaison to contracting and program leadership. Oversees team performance, resource allocation, surge support, staffing continuity, information requests, briefings, and threat assessments. Coordinates counterintelligence, security, and technical surveillance countermeasures activities while supporting defense and intelligence community missions in a fully onsite SCIF environment.

Provides HUMINT subject matter expertise supporting AFCYBER operations, exercise planning, training, mentoring, collection management, reporting, and capability development. Coordinates HUMINT and counterintelligence integration across campaign teams, manages reporting systems and databases, drafts collection requirements aligned with commander priorities, and supports readiness activities. Requires extensive HUMINT experience, cyber operations experience, DoD HUMINT or MSO tradecraft training, and an active TS/SCI clearance with CI polygraph.

Leads multidisciplinary security and counterintelligence operations supporting the Defense Threat Reduction Agency. Drafts reports and staff actions, maintains security policies, develops procedures, manages training tracking, supports security awareness programs, reviews force protection documents, and conducts site assistance visits. Oversees personnel actions including recruiting, retention, and hiring coordination while ensuring mission readiness and operational continuity.

Conducts Technical Surveillance Countermeasures surveys, inspections, vulnerability assessments, and urgent threat-response missions at government facilities. Maintains specialized equipment, documents findings, enters data into government systems, coordinates with counterintelligence personnel, and completes required annual training. The role is based onsite at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, requires extensive domestic and international travel, and supports Defense Threat Reduction Agency security and counterintelligence operations.