Alternate Compensatory Control Measures (ACCM) Planner

About the role

CACI is seeking an Alternate Compensatory Control Measures (ACCM) Planner for its intelligence program, based in Fort Meade. The team develops, integrates and sustains task forces that support advisory, training and operational services for partners facing evolving global threats. The position requires a TS/SCI clearance with polygraph, up to 25% travel within the continental US, and is contingent on funding.

Key responsibilities

• Integrate, synchronize and deconflict ACCM operational planning and execution
• Develop concepts of operation, annexes, appendices, tabs, estimates and other planning products
• Support assessment design and implementation for ACCM OAIs
• Prepare briefs, recommendations and documentation for ACCM planning, execution, governance and oversight
• Support development, implementation and enforcement of ACCM security measures, policies and procedures
• Conduct security risk assessments and draft or review security classification guides, program protection plans and ACCM documentation
• Facilitate security indoctrination and clearance verification, develop training materials and run security awareness briefings
• Participate in security incident response and damage assessments as required

Required profile

• TS/SCI security clearance with polygraph
• Bachelor's degree in Strategic Communications, International Relations, Political Science, Psychology, Behavioral Science, Military Science or a similar field
• 5+ years planning, coordinating and synchronizing compartmented military or IC activities (IJISTO, SAP, ACCM, etc.) at CCMD, Service Component, Joint Task Force or similar level
• 3+ years in a J39, J3X, J2X, STO/SAP planning cell, Joint Targeting cell or similar organization
• 7+ years of military planning experience (Joint Planning Process, military decision-making process, joint targeting, campaign planning)
• Graduate of courses such as Joint Information Planners Course, FA30, STO Planner's Course, ACCM Control Course, Defense OPSEC Planner Course, or equivalent service schools
• Desired: 7+ years coordinating compartmented activity with the IC, allies and partners, and knowledge of HUMINT and CI operations

Required skills

• Strong written and oral communication, able to produce executive-level documentation
• Knowledge of intelligence disciplines, capabilities, limitations, platforms and Intelligence Community Directives

What we offer

• Proposed pay range of $75,200-$158,100, depending on location, contract category and experience
• Healthcare, wellness, financial, retirement, family support, continuing education and time-off benefits
• Flexible time off and learning resources