Title Training Subject Matter Expert (SME)/Task Lead Category Training Description Why Choose Us? Mission-Critical Work: At Sawdey, we play a vital role in ensuring the security of our nation's digital infrastructure. Join our partnering agencies in tackling complex cybersecurity challenges that have a direct impact on national defense and the protection of sensitive information. Professional Growth: Embrace the opportunity to take on diverse and dynamic roles that challenge and inspire you. You'll be connected to ongoing opportunities, programs, and partnerships that encourage innovation, allowing you to grow both personally and professionally. Close-Knit Collaborative Environment: With Sawdey, you are joining unified team where your unique contributions are valued and celebrated. Our work culture is designed to foster a sense of belonging, ensuring that you feel empowered to contribute your best work. Competitive Pay: Recognizing your hard work and dedication is our top priority. We offer competitive compensation packages that reflect your skills, experience, and unique contributions. Your success is our success.

Who We're Looking For: Hardworking Individuals: We value dedication and a strong work ethic. If you're someone who takes initiative, loves a challenge, and is committed to excellence, you'll feel right at home here. Talented Professionals: Bring your unique skills and talents to our team. Whether you're an expert in your field or a rising star, we recognize your potential and have various openings that support your effort toward success. Diverse Perspectives: Our strength lies in our diversity. We encourage individuals from all backgrounds, experiences, and identities to apply. We believe that a diverse team fosters creativity, innovation, and achievement.

Position Location: Peterson SFB, CO (On-Site)

About the Role:

The Training Subject Matter Expert (SME) / Task Lead will conduct research and analysis that develops awareness of partner nation social, economic, military, and Governmental situations and provides CD/CTOC Governmental decision makers with baseline information to develop course of action options to make decisions that increase U.S. influence and enable the success of partner nation current and future operations against transnational criminal organizations.

Additional Responsibilities Include, but are not Limited to: Provide, for Government review, expert research, analysis, and written recommendations in support of J6 and CD/CTOC related C4 and cybersecurity current and emerging challenges. Based on N&NC/J5 guidance and incorporating N&NC's component command capacity development plan inputs, define a methodology and repeatable process for Government approval that results in an annual C4/Cybersecurity Capacity Synchronization Plan for the Bahamas and Mexico that supports command CD/CTOC priorities. Conduct resource analysis, plan, schedule, report, participate in, prepare meeting minutes, and coordinate with the N&NC/J5, periodic CD/CTOC forums (AO/leadership) and associated partner nation engagements.

Expansion of NORAD AND USNORTHCOM International Cyberspace Security

Cooperation: Support planning, organizing, engagements, and capacity building The Bahamas and Mexico to adapt and implement TCP and Department of Defense priorities for partnership in the cyberspace domain that support CD/CTOC priorities. Support planning, coordination, and execution of cyberspace cooperation activities to include, but not be limited to, bi-lateral and multi-lateral engagements, exercises, subject matter expert exchanges, information sharing initiatives, provisioning of equipment, advise and assist and provide meeting minutes. Support prioritization and normalization of international cyberspace cooperation activities within the broader CD/CTOC activities by planning and including cyberspace security goals and priorities within the TCP and othe government strategies, policies and plans. Develop concept packages for government review to support cyberspace activities, and document activities within the Global Theater Security Cooperation Management Information System (GTSCMIS). Support government in the conduct of assessment, monitoring and evaluation (AM&E) of partner nations, focusing on the cyber domain, to include identifying and disseminating best practices gathered from existing security cooperation programs.

Information Sharing capabilities planning, analysis and documentation that support command CD/CTOC priorities: Conduct research and analysis that develops awareness of the partner nation's information sharing capabilities, identifies potential shortfalls, and makes recommendations to the Government regarding potential courses of action and investment strategies. This will include opportunities to enhance security, performance, interoperability and to identify capability gaps and opportunities for technology leveraging and sharing in support of current and future mission requirements. Conduct analysis to capture operational linkages and tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) to support development of C4 Communications & Information Sharing and Knowledge Management best practices, as well as provide meeting minutes. Support the development of enterprise architectures, and design and validation of information sharing/knowledge management processes and tools for N&NC Combined Enterprise... For full info follow application link.