The Unconventional
SOJ32 – Security Cooperation Building Partner Capacity Program Analyst, SOCPAC
The Unconventional, Houston, Texas, United States,
SOJ32 – Security Cooperation Building Partner Capacity Program Analyst, SOCPAC CSP - (1736)
Job Title: SOJ32 – Security Cooperation Building Partner Capacity Program Analyst, SOCPAC CSPLocation: Camp Smith, HI - Camp Smith, HI 96861 US (Primary)Category: ContractorsSummary:The Unconventional (TU) is seeking a qualified SOJ32 – Security Cooperation Building Partner Capacity Program Analyst to support the United States Special Operations Command Pacific (SOCPAC) with intelligence analysis of unclassified and classified information on enemy and partner forces to support planning and operational intelligence requirements to Counter Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD), Counterterrorism, Counter-Proliferation, Global Near-Peer actors, and SOCPAC Command priorities. Support will be provided to United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) in Intelligence Planning/Joint Intelligence Preparation of the Operational Environment (JIPOE)/Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield (IPB) to ensure a free and open Indo-Pacific alongside a constellation of like-minded allies and partners, united by mutual security, interests, and values to deter adversary aggression and protect the homeland.Specific duties may include, but are not limited to:Manages Security Cooperation Programs specific to Title 10 Section 333 Build partner capacity and aids in the oversight of execution and utilization of various SC programs to achieve operational objectives.Observe the annual Resource Allocation Plan Submission and outcomes.Resource 333 OAIs through Global Force Management Process.Review Annual Proposal and Training & Equipment Lists from subordinate JSOTF submissions.Coordinate with SOCOM and Component Commands for implementation of 333 OAIs.Synchronize 333 OAIs in collaboration with Cross Functional Teams Campaign Plan.Collaborate with receipt Partner units to determine capability gaps in line with SOCPAC requirements.Consolidate Annual Assess, Monitor, and Evaluate Reports to integrate into future campaign planning.Aids in managing the oversight and implementation of contract vehicles associated with 333.Aids in managing the oversight and implementation of small-scale construction associated with 333.Required Qualifications:Must be able to conduct periodic (~4-6 weeks annually) theater and CONUS travel ISO conference and program familiarity.Must possess proficiency in Microsoft Excel.3+ years of experience managing people and teams.Requires 2-3 years of Security Cooperation Experience.Knowledge of Security Cooperation Authorities, Objectives, Primary Stakeholders and Processes.Prefer 2-3 years of Special Operations Experience.Clearance:
Requires a Top Secret/SCI clearanceLocation:
Camp Smith, HITravel:
CONUS and OCONUS travel may be required
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Job Title: SOJ32 – Security Cooperation Building Partner Capacity Program Analyst, SOCPAC CSPLocation: Camp Smith, HI - Camp Smith, HI 96861 US (Primary)Category: ContractorsSummary:The Unconventional (TU) is seeking a qualified SOJ32 – Security Cooperation Building Partner Capacity Program Analyst to support the United States Special Operations Command Pacific (SOCPAC) with intelligence analysis of unclassified and classified information on enemy and partner forces to support planning and operational intelligence requirements to Counter Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD), Counterterrorism, Counter-Proliferation, Global Near-Peer actors, and SOCPAC Command priorities. Support will be provided to United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) in Intelligence Planning/Joint Intelligence Preparation of the Operational Environment (JIPOE)/Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield (IPB) to ensure a free and open Indo-Pacific alongside a constellation of like-minded allies and partners, united by mutual security, interests, and values to deter adversary aggression and protect the homeland.Specific duties may include, but are not limited to:Manages Security Cooperation Programs specific to Title 10 Section 333 Build partner capacity and aids in the oversight of execution and utilization of various SC programs to achieve operational objectives.Observe the annual Resource Allocation Plan Submission and outcomes.Resource 333 OAIs through Global Force Management Process.Review Annual Proposal and Training & Equipment Lists from subordinate JSOTF submissions.Coordinate with SOCOM and Component Commands for implementation of 333 OAIs.Synchronize 333 OAIs in collaboration with Cross Functional Teams Campaign Plan.Collaborate with receipt Partner units to determine capability gaps in line with SOCPAC requirements.Consolidate Annual Assess, Monitor, and Evaluate Reports to integrate into future campaign planning.Aids in managing the oversight and implementation of contract vehicles associated with 333.Aids in managing the oversight and implementation of small-scale construction associated with 333.Required Qualifications:Must be able to conduct periodic (~4-6 weeks annually) theater and CONUS travel ISO conference and program familiarity.Must possess proficiency in Microsoft Excel.3+ years of experience managing people and teams.Requires 2-3 years of Security Cooperation Experience.Knowledge of Security Cooperation Authorities, Objectives, Primary Stakeholders and Processes.Prefer 2-3 years of Special Operations Experience.Clearance:
Requires a Top Secret/SCI clearanceLocation:
Camp Smith, HITravel:
CONUS and OCONUS travel may be required
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