NICO for Biosecurity

Description:

The National Counterproliferation and Biosecurity Center (NCBC) leads the Intelligence Community and the interagency to counter and halt the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, their delivery systems, related technologies, and expertise. The NCBC also serves as the lead for the integration, mission management, and coordination of intelligence activities pertaining to biosecurity and foreign biological threats

Requirements:

Mandatory Requirements:

Extensive knowledge of strategy development and planning and a demonstrated ability to identify emerging trends and strategic issues and incorporate these into organizational strategic plans.

Demonstrated ability to evaluate strategic trends, strategy and implementation plans, results, and programmatic data, propose innovative solutions, and implement change.

IC experience demonstrating insight into the IC's structure, roles and responsibilities, and intelligence collection capabilities and mission.

Extensive understanding of IC and DOD collection management processes and tools, requirements reviews, and future collection capability needs assessments, and multi-INT intelligence collection integration, strategy development, and execution.

Interpersonal, organizational, and management skills to conceptualize and carry out complex projects and manage competing priorities with limited supervision; demonstrated ability to work with and represent NCBC in diverse forums to the CP and Biosecurity communities on complex issues.

Demonstrated ability to exercise independent judgement on time-sensitive issues and work collaboratively across the IC.

Desired Requirements:

Demonstrated negotiation and leadership skills, the ability to exert influence and build consensus, and experience in reconciling competing interests.

Experience and knowledge of WMD, Counterproliferation, and Biosecurity issues, including the intersection of collection needs and the analytic process, and support to USG efforts to counter WMD.

Extensive experience and knowledge of intelligence needs of U.S. Government customers of counterproliferation and biosecurity customers, including intelligence needed to support international arms control treaties and export control regimes, negotiate United Nations Security Council Resolutions, conduct U.S. Government strategic messaging, improve security at foreign facilities holding WMD or biothreat material, disrupt WMD-related networks, or inform demilitarization and countermeasure efforts.