Strategic Infrastructure Protection Lead

Redhorsecorp

Washington (District of Columbia)

On-site

USD 120,000 - 180,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

Redhorse Corporation seeks a Senior Strategic Infrastructure Protection Analyst to support the AF/A4C Strategic Implementation Plan, driving enterprise-level initiatives to harden, protect, and modernize DoD installations worldwide.

You will collaborate with senior leaders across HAF, AFCEC, AFIMSC, MAJCOMs, and combatant commands to shape policy, governance frameworks, and decision-support products that ensure infrastructure survivability and mission assurance in contested environments.

Qualifications

Active Top Secret/SCI clearance.
Bachelor's Degree from an accredited college or university.
10+ years of professional experience supporting Air Force or DoD programs.
Experience shaping policy, governance frameworks, and enterprise roadmaps.
Strong analytical, risk assessment, and decision-support capabilities.

Responsibilities

Support the execution of the AF/A4C SIP across infrastructure protection, installation resilience, infrastructure hardening, asset protection, and sensor modernization.
Coordinate with Headquarters Air Force, AFCEC, AFIMSC, MAJCOMs, Combatant Commands, and installation leadership to implement strategic resilience and mission assurance policies.
Develop and maintain Plans of Action and Milestones (POA&Ms), strategic roadmaps, performance metrics, governance artifacts, executive dashboards, and decision-support materials.
Conduct program and readiness assessments, vulnerability evaluations, trend analyses, and business cases to inform enterprise-level investment, policy, and risk-management decisions.
Assist in the development of policy and guidance for installation cyber readiness, ICS resilience, smart-building sensor technologies, and centralized facility monitoring.
Support force-development and workforce initiatives, including identifying training gaps, developing technical standards, and establishing operational guidance for critical infrastructure repair and recovery.
Research emerging technologies, industry best practices, and threat-informed design methodologies to drive continuous modernization across installation protection programs.
Facilitate working groups, governance boards, and strategic planning sessions, producing executive summaries, decision memos, white papers, and GO/SES briefings.