Foreign Disclosure Representative

NSS; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

The Office of the Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence, Intelligence and Security Branch seeks a Foreign Disclosure Representative to support Foreign Disclosure Officers in managing policy and disclosure decisions worldwide. You will prepare documentation for USG officials, coordinate with DoD and IC partners, and maintain records on disclosure requests under USD(I&S).

A TS/SCI clearance and a BS in Political Science or related field are required, with extensive experience in national

Qualifications

• Active TS/SCI security clearance.
• Bachelor's degree in Political Science or related field.
• Minimum 10 years of national/DoD/IC policy experience.
• Experience coordinating across large stakeholder communities.

Responsibilities

• Advise USG officials on foreign disclosure policy and intelligence relations.
• Advise on foreign disclosure for inclusion in planning and policy documents.
• Assess and recommend plans involving DoD foreign disclosure and intelligence sharing.
• Prepare staff packages, briefings, papers, and read-aheads for signature.
• Manage documentation for officials attending working groups on disclosure policy.
• Provide administrative support to the MIDPC ExecSec.
• Staff requests for policy exceptions for MIDPEC committee members.
• Assess requests and make recommendations to the FDO.
• Maintain records of disclosure requests under USD(I&S) authority.

Skills

Policy knowledge

Interagency coordination

Policy development

Education

Bachelor's degree in Political Science

Job description

Foreign Disclosure Representatives

This is an exciting career opportunity in the Office of the Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence, Intelligence and Security Branch, (OUSDI(I&S) working within the Commonwealth & Partner Engagement Directorate (C&PE). Out contract support team is seeking a qualified candidate to serve as the Foreign Disclosure Representative providing support to Foreign Disclosure Officers (FDOs) in executing official duties in support of allied relationship around the world. Individuals in this position play a supporting role to the foreign relationship mission of the C&PE, with a specific focus on foreign disclosure assessments, processes, and functionary requirements. This involves working disclosure issues at the OSD and foreign defense ministries level to further the advancement of security partner nation relationships. Individual pursuing this position must be comfortable with fast-paced, ambiguous, and unstructured operating environments

Primary Duties

• Advisor and subject matter expert serving USG officials in issues related to foreign disclosure policy and intelligence relations
• Advise on foreign disclosure matters for inclusion in national and departmental planning and policy documents.
• Assess and construct recommendations concerning plans and strategies involving DoD foreign disclosure and intelligence sharing policies and procedures.
• Prepares staff packages, briefings, papers, read-ahead materials, and other correspondence for coordination and signature by USG officials.
• Prepare documentation or handle administrative needs for USG officials attending working groups of other forums related to foreign disclosure and intelligence sharing policy.
• Primary POC for administrative support to the Executive Secretariat (ExecSec) of the Military Intelligence Disclosure Policy Committee (MIDPC)
• Manage the processing, and staffing of requests for exceptions to policy for the MIDPEC committee members for further process, assessment and coordination.
• Assess requests and make recommendations to the FDO
• Maintain records of requests for disclosure/release of classified and controlled unclassified information under the authority of the USD(I&S).

Required Qualifications and Education

• Active TS/SCI Security Clearance
• Bachelor's degree in a Political Science or a related field.

Preferred Qualifications

• Demonstrated knowledge in foreign disclosure policies, foreign disclosure procedures, and foreign intelligence relationships.
• Demonstrated experience in developing or making foreign disclosure decisions.
• Demonstrated knowledge and experience coordinating across large stakeholder communities and specifically across the DoD and IC.
• Minimum 10 years of demonstrated knowledge of national, DoD, and IC policies, processes, and procedures.