Cyber Requirements Analyst

Tharros provides support to Headquarters Air Combat Command (HQ ACC) at Langley Air Force Base, Virginia. Support includes a full range of Information Warfare training and operations, Information Systems & Operations, Communications, Administrative Support, and Knowledge Based Services across the air, space, and cyber domains.

We have an immediate opportunity for a Cyber Requirements Analyst performing tasks in support of the A600 mission. Relocation assistance available for well qualified candidates. • Evaluate base comprehensive plans and projects to determine communications and information systems impacts and shortfalls. • Identify, implement, and ensure full integration of cybersecurity into all phases of their acquisition, upgrade, or modification programs, including initial design, development, testing, fielding, operation, and sustainment IAW AFI 63-101, Acquisition and Sustainment Life Cycle Management, DoDI 8510.01 and AFMAN 33-210 forguidance. Contractors shall abide by DoDI 8500.1 "Cybersecurity" and derivative agency policies, as applicable and/or required, for C4I task orders. • Assist with generating strategies and resource plans in order to provide recommendations for future design compliant, cost-effective solutions that reduce the overall cost of sustaining the government systems. • Assist with developing governance policies/rules and building cyber security-related documentation to support architecture, design, and application of enterprise integrated solutions. • Assist with development of requirements strategy, presentations, op briefings and reports for/from support meetings or conferences. • Understand DIACAP/Network Information Security and Technology (NIST) familiarization training for command-sponsored Program Management Offices (PMOs). • Assist with defining and documenting fielding / acceptance requirements for execution by the operational community. • Assist ACC in its role as lead command with the operational community on policy impacting operations, training, and warfighting requirements (OT&E). • Support the development of cyberspace range policy/sustainment and integration into Department of Defense training ranges as appropriate. • Support modernization and sustainment planning across MAJCOMs and agencies, and in coordination with system program managers SPMs, PMO's and HAF functional offices. • Support financial management efforts for Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution (PPBE) cyberspace operations requirements, including but not limited to financial year execution and annual cycles. • Provide cross weapon system assistance to Functional Managers and weapon system FAMs. Overlaps in WS capabilities, training and organization exist which allow each FAM to provide assistance within the team. • Support cyberspace operations, training, exercises, and conferences, including but not limited to TPT events, WSR, and requirement meetings. • Assist the ACC Government leads in the PPBE of resources to establish capabilities and sustain weapon systems under CAM. • Support oversight of weapon system configuration following established MAJCOM and weapon system procedures. • Support establishment of standards, tasks, and formal training requirements for both operations and maintenance (O&M). • Assist the development and execution of appropriate programming plans that document MAJCOM responsibilities in fielding execution. • Support and assist ACC/A6 facilitating and/or supporting meetings and working groups; provide a consistent ACC/A6 support in prioritizing programs within the cyberspace portfolio. • Support ACC/A6 as a liaison between senior leaders and various program POC; interfacing with POCs across the MAJCOM stakeholder communities; and attending meetings, workshops, symposiums, conferences and other forums to facilitate information gathering and analysis of cyber programs.