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The Cyberspace Planner develops operational plans and orders, conducts threat research, and trains personnel on DoD planning processes in cyberspace operations.

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

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

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

The Graphic Artist will develop and support graphic arts for command-level briefings, publications, and websites, ensuring high-quality designs and effective communication of ideas.

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

The Sr. Systems Engineer will oversee system requirements, performance metrics, system testing, and integration support for critical systems, ensuring compliance and recommending improvements.

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.

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 Systems Engineer will support the system life cycle, focusing on requirements development, integration, and testing for mission-critical systems while ensuring compliance and performance metrics are met.