BB6 Defense is looking for a mission-ready professional to support Multi-Domain Information Operations (MDIO) efforts at the Group-level Marine Corps command at Camp Lejeune. This position is embedded within an O-6 level staff and works closely with the Operations Officer to navigate complex operational environments and evolve Information Warfare integration efforts across the unit.This is a staff-level position—you won’t be leading troops, but you will absolutely shape how the mission gets done.

What You’ll Do

• Integrate MDIO concepts into unit doctrine, staff processes, planning cycles, and operational documents
  


• Collaborate across staff functions to ensure multi-domain synchronization
  


• Drive and refine the unit’s approach to MDIO training & certification with a focus on interoperability and external integration


• Support planning and execution of training events, exercises, and readiness evaluations to optimize high demand/ low density asset employment


• Provide technical writing, assessments, and recommendations that inform command decisions


• Stay sharp on emerging doctrine, tools, and best practices across the information environment

 What You Bring

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  TS clearance (active)


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  10+ years of experience supporting military operations, especially in planning, IO, or information warfare


• Familiarity with MDIO/OIE concepts and how they impact mission outcomes


• Prior experience on a regiment, SOTF, MEU/MEF, or Joint-level staff
  


• Ability to build clean, clear plans, documents, and communications
  


• Confident in navigating staff processes, systems, and cross-functional coordination
  

 Bonus Points If You Have

• Advanced military or joint information operations training
  


• Experience with USMC training systems and readiness standards
  


• A background synthesizing effects across multiple disciplines, to include intel, EW, cyber, fires, SOF, or MISO


• Experience working with a TSOC, COCOM, or interagency staff
  


• A passion for shaping how modern warfare leverages information as a weapon