Compass Point, an Akima Company, is committed to helping government agencies modernize their IT infrastructure and systems to drive innovation and value. Our team of experts deliver a broad range of skilled IT services to support a smarter, more connected government, including big data and analytics, software development, cloud computing, digital services, mission lifecycle support, managed IT, and more. Come join an experienced, leading edge team committed to excellence and results. Compass Point offers a challenging and rewarding work environment, competitive salary and benefits, and a wide variety of career development opportunities. As an Alaska Native Corporation (ANC), 100% of our company’s profits go back to our 14,300 Iñupiat shareholders that have resided near and above the Arctic Circle for more than 10,000 years. Our business helps support their way of life and contributes to the survival of a culture that has thrived in a challenging environment. Compass Point Federal (Compass Point) is hiring a seasoned professional with experience and expertise in Cyberspace Operations in support of the US Army Cyber Center of Excellence (CCoE) in Fort Gordon, Georgia. The Cyber Operations Analyst provides operational, systems and technical subject matter expertise in Army Cyber Operations for a key program at Fort Gordon. This individual will support proponent and non-proponent concepts, doctrine, and material requirement documents to ensure Cyber issues are addressed in the development, acquisition, and employment of Cyberspace Operations. This may include comments, suggestions, working group participation, or other technical support to ensure Cyberspace Operations considerations are properly addressed. The ideal candidate possesses a working knowledge of associated Cyber Operations and network operations software and management tools and will have hands on experience supporting ACM-Cyber. This position requires extensive knowledge of all relevant Army Cyber and Computer Networking doctrine, policy, and regulation; knowledge of joint and service Cyber organizations and their functions; and experience/knowledge to coordinate and collaborate with Army proponents, units, the DA Staff and other DOTMLPF responsible agents to facilitate timely analysis and solution development required by the JCIDS process. Responsibilities: - Analysts provide operational, systems, and technical expertise, consulting, and analysis in the development, proposal, coordination, and implementation of Cyberspace strategies and policies. They are the subject matter expert in aspects of strategic, operational, and tactical levels of spectrum operations and execution. - They participate in Strategy and Policy/Program Management/Requirements Analysis for Cyberspace which may include activities such as providing operational concepts and capabilities to strengthen the Army’s ability to execute its mission as part of a joint or multi-national operating force. Ensures collaboration and staffing of final product with all Army elements, commands, and Direct Reporting Units, other Services, Joint Staff, Combatant Commands (CCMDs), the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD), and other critical stakeholders. - Assist the ACM Cyber in integrating Cyberspace capabilities across the DOTMLPF-P ensuring currency and relevancy to operational concepts for current and future forces, from testing and evaluation through fielding, to coordinate and assess impacts associated with new systems or capabilities. Coordinate and interface with staff elements within appropriate COEs, AFC, HQ TRADOC, the Army Staff, and Joint community and Unified Partners on all Cyberspace matters. - Provide SME participation in associated working/focus group meetings and in progress reviews. (things like IPT, ICD Teams, Tabletop exercises, or Rehearsal of concept drill, etc.) - Other duties as required