Intelligence Manager

Summary

The Intelligence Manager/NSP (National Security Programs) Program Manager will provide day to day oversight of KCNSC Intelligence function projects in compliance with Intelligence oversight laws and procedures; manage and develop direct reports; manage and provide technical expertise to the NSP Program; and coordinate department activities with risk managers, cross-functional partners, suppliers, and customers.  Directly assist division leadership by positioning intelligence as a functional enabler to KCNSC core competencies and risk management processes. Achieve deliverables for customers through intelligence products and support. 

Duties and Responsibilities

• Serve as Intelligence Manager and NSP Program Manager providing day to day management of Intelligence function projects and personnel in support of the DOE and Honeywell FM&T science and technology (S&T) mission at the Kansas City National Security Campus (KCNSC).  


• Ensure function work is in compliance with U.S. intelligence oversight laws and procedures, FM&T policies, customer contracts, and M&O prime contract.     


• Leverage expertise in a U.S. Intelligence Community (IC) recognized intelligence core competency. 


• Direct and conduct efforts to Identify, research, synthesize, and analyze relevant multi-source S&T and threat information. 


• Using analytic tradecraft and/or operational risk management methodologies, lead the production of project deliverables.  Maintain acumen in manipulating a variety of IC, open source, and commercial databases.   


• Execute NSP activities as an intelligence technical expert, program manager, and coordinator for actions required from site leadership/risk managers. Cogently articulate pervasive threats and vulnerabilities to risk managers. 


• For NSP work, manage customer relations, supplier relations, and internal contract/portfolio relations in support of projects.  Advise and enable portfolio, site, and NSE (Nuclear Security Enterprise) PMs on best practices. 


• Actively collaborate with intelligence counterparts and cross-functional stakeholders, across the IC, to facilitate the exchange of best practices and information on emerging threats and opportunities pertinent to the DOE / FM&T mission space at KCNSC.  


• Provide portfolio PM structure updates on intelligence function capability, paired with knowledge of IC landscape/scope, to enable the collaborative capture of direct work. 


• Provide/translate intelligence context to KCNSC leadership/stakeholders to augment S&T or business risk management decisions.  Products include formal and informal briefings, technical products, metrics/trend analysis, decision papers, and leading stakeholder discussions. 


• Focus on recruiting and retaining intelligence practitioner talent through continued professionalization, training, and coaching of staff.  


• Directly supervises and develops employees and performs other managerial responsibilities including interviewing, hiring, and training employees; planning, assigning, and directing work within a quality control framework; appraising performance; rewarding and disciplining employees; addressing complaints and resolving problems. 


• Develop project plans to identify resources necessary to deliver divisional objectives on schedule and within budget. Monitors the progress of projects, reports results, and initiates corrective action as required. May perform other duties as directed by division leadership.  Directly reports to FIE (Field Intelligence Element) Director/Global Security Director. 

You Must Have

• Bachelors degree in International Affairs, Political Science, National Security Studies or a relavant field.


• 7 or more years of intelligence experience.


• Federal certification(s) from the IC with focus on risk management, vetting, and intelligence procedures required.


• Ability to travel as determined by the needs of the business.


• United States Citizenship


• Ability to work on-site as directed by management and as determined by the needs of the business


• Regular and reliable attendance is an essential function of this job.


• Ability to obtain and maintain, a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) security clearance (some positions require additional DOE designations).

We Value

• Master’s degree  


• Field Experience and/or IC interagency experience  


• Skill in using intelligence methodologies, analytic tradecraft, and IC databases. 


• OTC, FTC, ICAP, DSDC, AMSOC, AVS/ARM Course, or similar 


• 5 or more years of supervisory experience 

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