Information Warfare & Special Access Programs Planner at SAIC

Siheung-si, , South Korea -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

15 May, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

14 Feb, 26

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Information Warfare, Special Access Programs, Joint IO/IW Planning, Sensitive Activities, SAP Capabilities, ACCM, Operational Planning, Joint Planning Products, Strategy, Policy, Doctrine, Compartmented Programs, Operational Concepts, Information Related Capabilities, Security Coordination, Verbal Communication

Industry

Defense and Space Manufacturing

Description

SAIC is seeking an Information Warfare (IW) and Special Access Program (SAP) Planner provides technical expertise across joint IO/IW planning and execution, with specific responsibility for integrating sensitive activities, SAP capabilities, and Alternative Compensatory Control Measures (ACCM) considerations into operational planning and execution . The role supports the development and staffing of joint planning products, advises on strategy/policy/doctrine impacts, and provides SAP technical expertise for managing compartmented programs, accounts, and facilities . Key Duties and Responsibilities Develop operational concepts, plans, annexes/tabs, estimates, and deliverables covering IO/IW, sensitive activities, SAP capabilities, and related IRCs for joint planning Provide SAP technical expertise and support for management of SAP and other compartmented programs, accounts, and facilities Support planning/execution of SAP/ACCM-related special activities and integration of information-related capabilities supporting the USFK competition approach Research, develop, validate, utilize, analyze, and assess IO/IW tools and capabilities (including sensitive activities) Incorporate IRCs and sensitive activities into operations orders, annexes, and evaluation/assessment plans; coordinate OIE inclusion in campaign planning/execution Identify, evaluate, and recommend tools, applications, processes, and integrated solutions to achieve task objectives (IRC innovation) Potential Scenarios & Expected Outcomes Sensitive activity integration: SAP/ACCM-informed planning products integrated into campaign and orders with appropriate controls Tool/process modernization: vetted recommendations improving IRC synchronization and planning efficiency Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent relevant experience) 7+ years of experience in joint operational planning, information operations/information warfare, sensitive activities support, or related roles Demonstrated experience producing and staffing plans/annexes and coordinating across security, operations, and intelligence stakeholders Ability to support SAP/compartmented program environments and comply with all associated access/training requirements Strong written and verbal communication skills suitable for senior staff engagements and cross-functional coordination Preferred Qualifications Experience supporting SAP/ACCM planning integration and governance processes Experience advising on national-level strategy/policy/doctrine impacts to operational planning Experience with innovation pipelines (tool evaluation, pilots/experiments, transition planning)

Responsibilities

The planner will provide technical expertise for integrating Information Warfare, sensitive activities, and Special Access Program capabilities into operational planning and execution for joint forces. Key duties include developing operational concepts, plans, and annexes, while providing SAP technical expertise for managing compartmented programs, accounts, and facilities.