SAQMMA09R0356 - Attachment 4 - Position Descriptions.pdf

ATTACHMENT 4 SAQMMA09R0356

Key Personnel Position Descriptions & Qualifications

Program Manager – Key Personnel

Description of Duties and Responsibilities:

The contractor shall assign a Program Manager (PM) to provide oversight of the entire program encompassed by the contract and accountability for the management and execution of all tasks and subcontracts awarded under this contract. The PM shall integrate and manage the contractor work efforts, ensure deliverables are provided in an acceptable and timely manner, and provide a single point of contact for corporate commitments. The PM has overall responsibility for managing contractor performance and must possess levels of education and experience as follows:

Mandatory Qualifications:

Masters Degree or demonstrated expertise in management, international training, or civilian security training programs.

Demonstrated experience managing a large program with extensive geographic reach and international aspects of a nature and magnitude similar to this effort.

A minimum of ten years of experience managing major programs or projects, preferably involving training services of non-U.S. personnel and/or in non-U.S. environments.

A minimum of ten years supervisory experience responsible for achieving results from up to 100 subordinate staff and intermittent contractors.

Operations Manager – Key Personnel

The Operations Manager (OM) shall be responsible for day-to-day management and supervision of the performance and implementation of task orders and subsequent training requests. The OM leads actions performed by the contractor and coordinates directly with ATA on operational issues. The OM implements training orders as agreed and supervises all assigned contractor personnel.

The OM communicates regularly with ATA program representatives to meet training order requirements.

The OM shall be available during normal duty hours to meet with U.S. Government personnel to discuss problem areas. The OM shall manage staffing and equipment priorities in coordination with the TDO and/or designated personnel.

The OM has day-to-day responsibility for the contractor operations and must possess levels of education and experience as follows:

Bachelors Degree or substantial, demonstrated expertise in operational management, international training, or civilian security training programs.

A minimum of five years experience managing overseas programs or projects, preferably involving training services for foreign law enforcement or other non-U.S. personnel.

A minimum of five years supervisory experience responsible for operational management of up to 50 subordinate staff and intermittent contractors.

Facilitator Position Descriptions & Qualifications

Advanced Crisis Response Team (ACRT) – Lead

Responsible for conducting classroom instruction, presentations and exercises in accordance with the guidelines and directives set forth by the US Department of State, Bureau of Diplomatic Security, Office of

Antiterrorism Assistance (DS/T/ATA).

Responsible for ensuring only current DS/T/ATA approved training materials (lesson plans, participant handouts, videos, and case studies) are used in the delivery of DS/T/ATA courses.

Responsible for returning all DS/T/ATA training materials including course CDs and for ensuring that all

DS/T/ATA downloaded materials are deleted at the end of the course presentation by all facilitators involved in the delivery.

Establish effective communications for day-to-day implementation and liaise with Training Delivery

Officer on all aspects of training.

Coordinate classroom preparation including low light practical exercises on three evenings over the six-week program.

Compile End of Course Reports and draft After Action Report for submission utilizing DS/T/ATA approved reporting format.

Administer pre- and post- Knowledge Surveys utilizing DS/T/ATA approved format.

Administer Participant Skills Evaluations as required utilizing DS/T/ATA approved format.

Administer Participant Critiques utilizing DS/T/ATA approved format

Responsible for the day-to-day operational activities described in the Facilitator Guide.

Supervise and assign daily activities of staff facilitators.

Maintain high level of professionalism outside of normal training hours, and during interaction with

DS/T/ATA personnel, course participants, and Post and Partner Nation officials.

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience. Three (3) years of professional work experience may be substituted for one (1) year of education. A maximum of two years of college may be substituted with work experience.

In situations where subject matter is considered cutting edge procedures or technologies, evaluations of candidate’s credentials will be considered on a case by case basis

Facilitator certification from a recognized local, state, or Federal law enforcement institution.

Familiar with curriculum design and development.

Demonstrated management and administrative experience in the delivery of training.

Graduate of any local, state, or Federal law enforcement academy.

Graduate of any local, state, or Federal special weapons and tactics basic training school (minimum of 40 hours).

Member of a special weapons and tactics unit that has hostage rescue as one of its principal missions, and at least ten (10) years of experience in a leadership position as a member of that team.

Experience managing a tactical situation where deployment of a tactical team during a high-risk event occurred.

Successfully delivered one or more iterations of this course for DS/T/ATA as a staff facilitator.

Willing and able to deliver training overseas in low stability and austere environments below Western standards.

Familiarity with Microsoft Office products: Word, PowerPoint and Excel.

Preferred Qualifications:

Certification from any local, state, or Federal law enforcement organization in advanced training course(s) related to the field of special weapons and tactics.

Proven abilities as a commander, supervisor, or team leader of a special weapons and tactics team with actual experience with handling a hostage/barricade incident(s).

Experience teaching basic and advanced-level skills in Law Enforcement special weapons and tactics to international students.

Experience developing course materials in the area of special weapons and tactics within the law enforcement arena preferred.

Advanced Crisis Response Team (ACRT) – Staff guidelines and directives set forth by the US Department of State, Bureau of Diplomatic Security, Office of

Responsible for ensuring only current DS/T/ATA approved training materials (lesson plans, participant

Responsible for returning all DS/T/ATA training materials including course CDs and for ensuring that all

DS/T/ATA downloaded materials are deleted at the end of the course.

Officer through lead facilitator on all aspects of training.

Assist with classroom set up, equipment, and other advance preparation including low light practical exercises on three evenings over the six-week program

Assist with compiling End of Course Reports for submission

Assist in the administration of pre- and post- Knowledge Surveys utilizing DS/T/ATA approved format

Assist in the administration of Participant Skills Evaluations as required utilizing DS/T/ATA approved format

Assist in the administration of Participant Critiques utilizing DS/T/ATA approved format

Maintain high level of professionalism outside of normal training hours, and during interaction with course participants, Post and Partner Nation officials

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience. Three (3) years of professional work experience may be substituted for one (1) year of education. A maximum of three years of college may be substituted with

In situations where subject matter, technologies or procedures are evolving, qualifications will be evaluated by ATA on a case by case basis

Specialized training shall include facilitator certification from a recognized law enforcement local, state, Federal, or military institution.

Demonstrated operational experience in the subject area.

Graduate of any local, state, Federal law enforcement academy, or military academy equivalent.

Graduate of any local, state, Federal special weapons and tactics basic training school (minimum of 40 hours) or military equivalent.

Possess experience as a member of a special weapons and tactics unit that has hostage rescue as one of its principal missions with a minimum of eight (8) years of experience as a member of that team.

Proven abilities to operate in a tactical situation which involved the actual deployment of a tactical team during a high-risk event.

Willing and able to deliver training overseas in low stability and austere environments below Western

Certification from any local, state, Federal law enforcement organization or military in advanced training course(s) related to the field of special weapons and tactics.

Proven abilities in the field of tactical training either in the civilian law enforcement or military arenas.

Ideally, someone who has demonstrated abilities in specific areas of tactical training such as firearms, sharpshooter/observer, explosive breaching, defensive tactics, or any other field of tactical training specific to a special weapons and tactics unit.

Experience with teaching foreign national students in the field of advanced special weapons and tactics.

Advanced Digital Forensics Consultation (ADFC) – Lead guidelines and directives set forth by the Department of State Diplomatic Security Antiterrorism Assistance

Program (ATA).

Responsible for ensuring only current DS/T/ATA approved training materials (lesson plans, participant

Responsible for returning all DS/T/ATA training materials including course CDs and for ensuring that all

Coordinate in-country classroom preparation by course guidelines and setup guides.

Interact professionally outside of normal training hours with course participants, Post and Partner Nation officials.

Assist with the drafting of the End of Course Reports for submission

Assist in the administration of pre- and post- Knowledge Surveys and summarize results utilizing

DS/T/ATA approved format.

Assist with the administration of Participant Critiques and summarize results utilizing DS/T/ATA approved format.

Assist in the day-to-day operational activities described in the Facilitator Guide.

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience in the field. Two years subject matter related work experience may be substituted for one year education.

Note: In situations where there is a combination of formal education and experience, qualifications will be evaluated by ATA on a case by case basis. Also, in situations where the subject matter is considered cutting edge procedures or technologies, evaluations of candidate’s credentials will be considered on a case by case basis.

Specialized training shall include facilitator certification from a recognized law enforcement local, state, Federal or military institution.

Possess understanding and ability to communicate highly technical computer and networking concepts.

Possess understanding and ability to communicate how computer operating systems function and how users navigate within them.

Experience with computer crime scene processing and investigations.

Understand Computer Incident Response Procedures and how to create an Incident Response Team.

Understand the process of protecting, preserving and documenting computer crime scenes.

Understand network security devices, such as, routers, firewalls, intrusion detection systems and how these devices are relevant to investigating a computer crime scene.

Understand fundamentals including, network topologies, network ports and daemons, OSI and TCP/IP models, network protocols, network devices (routers, sniffers, intrusion detection systems, etc.), and network analysis software.

Understand in-depth analysis of computer evidence (internal/external logs, hard drive image, and system files).

Possess understanding and ability to conduct computer forensic examinations in accordance with current industry standards.

Possess understanding and ability to communicate how various operating systems, to include Linux and

Windows NT/2000/XP, integrate into the network environment.

Possess understanding and ability to communicate computer networking, specifically network topologies, the OSI model, TCP/IP, and associated networking hardware/software.

Experience in forensic examinations, imaging, copying, image restoration, evidence chain-of-custody and archiving of forensic evidence.

Experience in Criminal Investigations.

Experience in Case Preparation and Court Testimony.

Ability to perform classroom/lab instruction/assistance while standing for extended periods of time.

Ability to lift/move objects weighing up to 40lbs., above waist level.

Experience with investigating crimes stemming from the use of computers or computer abuse and misuse.

Experience in training other law enforcement officers to utilize the Internet to enhance their investigative capabilities, to initiate a computer investigation, and to seize/secure computers, computer related media, and other electronic devices.

Sworn law enforcement experience

Military experience

Have experience training international law enforcement agencies abroad or with foreign students in the

U.S.

Experience with wireless security.

Experience with various computer forensic tools to include:

o EnCase® o Forensic Tool Kit (FTK™) o ILook

Experience with various imaging and extraction tools to include:

o Dcfldd o CD-R Inspector o Declasfy

Experience with various software applications to include:

o Norton Utilities o Snort o TCPdump o Snort o Snoop o Netstumber o Airsnort

Professional certifications to include:

o Certified General Instructor o Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) o IACIS Certified Forensics Computer Examiner (CFCE) o IACIS Certified Electronic Evidence Collection Specialist o IACIS Certified Instructor in Computer Forensics o ENCE

Other Office/Skills Mandatory:

Advanced Digital Forensics Consultation (ADFC) – Staff guidelines and directives set forth by the Department of State Diplomatic Security Antiterrorism Assistance

Responsible for ensuring only current DS/T/ATA approved training materials (lesson plans, participant

Responsible for returning all DS/T/ATA training materials including course CDs and for ensuring that all

Interact professionally outside of normal training hours with course participants, Post and Partner Nation

Assist in the administration of pre- and post- Knowledge Surveys and summarize results utilizing

DS/T/ATA approved format.

Assist with the administration of Participant Critiques and summarize results utilizing DS/T/ATA approved

Note: In situations where there is a combination of formal education and experience, qualifications will be evaluated by ATA on a case by case basis. Also, in situations where the subject matter is considered cutting edge procedures or technologies, evaluations of candidate’s credentials will be considered on a case by case

Specialized training shall include instructor certification from a recognized law enforcement local, state, Possess understanding and ability to communicate how computer operating systems function and how users

Understand network security devices, such as, routers, firewalls, intrusion detection systems and how these models, network protocols, network devices (routers, sniffers, intrusion detection systems, etc.), and

Understand in-depth analysis of computer evidence (internal/external logs, hard drive image, and system

Possess understanding and ability to conduct computer forensic examinations in accordance with current

Possess understanding and ability to communicate computer networking, specifically network topologies, Experience in forensic examinations, imaging, copying, image restoration, evidence chain-of-custody and

Experience in Criminal Investigations

Experience in Case Preparation and Court Testimony

Experience with investigating crimes stemming from the use of computers or computer abuse and misuse.

Experience in training other law enforcement officers to utilize the Internet to enhance their investigative capabilities, to initiate a computer investigation, and to seize/secure computers, computer related media, Experience training international law enforcement agencies abroad or with foreign students in the U.S.

Experience with wireless security o EnCase o Forensic Tool Kit (FTK) o Snort o TCPdump o Snort o Snoop o Certified General Instructor.

o Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP).

o IACIS Certified Forensics Computer Examiner (CFCE).

o IACIS Certified Electronic Evidence Collection Specialist.

o IACIS Certified Instructor in Computer Forensics.

Advanced Explosive Incident Countermeasures (AEIC) – Lead guidelines and directives set forth by the US Department of State, Bureau of Diplomatic Security, Office of

Responsible for ensuring only current DS/T/ATA approved training materials (lesson plans, participant

Responsible for returning all DS/T/ATA training materials including course CDs and for ensuring that all

Coordinate classroom preparation.

Administer Participant Skills Evaluations (as applicable) utilizing DS/T/ATA approved format.

Supervise and assign daily activities of staff facilitators including assembly of up to 125 unique training devices as described in the facilitators guide.

DS/T/ATA personnel, course participants, Post and Partner Nation officials.

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience. Three (3) years of professional work experience may be substituted for one (1) year of education. A maximum of two years of college may be substituted with work experience. (In situations where the subject matter is considered cutting edge procedures or technologies, evaluations of candidate’s credentials will be considered on a case by case basis).

Specialized training shall include instructor certification from a recognized law enforcement local, state, Demonstrated experience training foreign nationals.

Demonstrated operational management and administrative experience in the subject area.

Graduate of Naval School Explosive Ordnance Disposal or FBI Hazardous Devices School.

Willing and able to deliver training overseas in low stability and austere environments below Western

Familiarity with Microsoft Office products: Word, PowerPoint, Excel.

Attended training in advanced terrorist fuzing and firing systems. DOD advanced IED Course or similar.

Demonstrated experience in delivery of high-risk training.

Graduate of advanced training in LVIED’s and electronics.

Demonstrated experience as an EOD operator, team leader, command operations officer and or bomb squad commander

Advanced Explosive Incident Countermeasures (AEIC) – Staff guidelines and directives set forth by the US Department of State, Bureau of Diplomatic Security, Office of

Responsible for ensuring only current DS/T/ATA approved training materials (lesson plans, participant

Responsible for returning all DS/T/ATA training materials including course CDs and for ensuring that all

Assist with classroom set up, equipment, and other advance preparation.

Conduct 25 practical scenarios during the last week of training and assemble 125 unique training devices as described in the facilitators guide as described in the facilitators guide.

Assist with compiling End of course reports for submission.

Assist in the administration of Participant Skills Evaluations as required utilizing DS/T/ATA approved

Maintain high level of professionalism outside of normal training hours, and during interaction with course

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience. Three (3) years of professional work experience may be substituted for one (1) year of education. A maximum of three years of college may be substituted with technologies, evaluation of candidate’s credentials will be considered on a case by case basis).

Specialized training shall include instructor certification from a recognized law enforcement local, state, Federal or military institution

Specialized training shall include instructor certification from a recognized law enforcement local, state, Federal or military institution

Graduate of Naval School Explosive Ordnance Disposal or FBI Hazardous Devices School

Willing and able to deliver training overseas in low stability and austere environments below Western

Familiarity with curriculum design and development process

Demonstrated experience as an EOD operator, team leader and facilitator of related disciplines.

Airport Security Management (ASM) – Lead guidelines and directives set forth by the US Department of State, Bureau of Diplomatic Security, Office of

Responsible for ensuring only current DS/T/ATA approved training materials (lesson plans, participant

Responsible for returning all DS/T/ATA training materials including course CDs and for ensuring that all

Coordinate classroom preparation

Draft the End of Course Reports for submission utilizing DS/T/ATA approved reporting format

Administer pre- and post- Knowledge Surveys and summarize results utilizing DS/T/ATA approved format

Administer Participant Skills Evaluations as required and summarize results utilizing DS/T/ATA approved

Administer Participant Critique and summarize results utilizing DS/T/ATA approved format

Responsible for validating, justifying and reporting any deviations from the Facilitator Guide.

Interact professionally outside of normal training hours with course participants, Post and Partner Nation officials when appropriate and approved by DS/T/ATA.

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience in the field of airport security. Three years of airport security work experience equals one year of college. A maximum of three years of college may be substituted with work experience. (In situations where subject matter, technologies or procedures are evolving, qualifications will be evaluated by ATA on a case by case basis)

Instructor Certification from a local, state, Federal law enforcement or military institution or from a

Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) recognized organization.

Instruction experience delivering aviation security courses on TSA, ICAO, or other recognized aviation topics.

Demonstrated knowledge of the International Civil Aviation Organization Technical Program for Civil

Aviation Security

Graduate of any local, state, Federal, or international civil aviation security academy or institution.

10 years of civil aviation security management experience of which 5 years are in the international civil aviation security area.

Experience managing aviation security personnel and dealing with foreign counter-parts, as well as senior

U.S. department managers.

Willing and able to deliver training overseas in low stability and austere environments below Western

Certification from any local, state, Federal, or international organization in advanced training course(s) related to the field of civil aviation security, counter terrorism, and crisis management.

Ten or more years experience in international civil aviation security assessments, inspections, or ICAO program implementation

Experience developing course materials in the area of law enforcement and/or aviation security, crisis management, quality assurance, or instructor development.

Instructor certification from an international aviation security institution.

Airport Security Management (ASM) – Staff guidelines and directives set forth by the US Department of State, Bureau of Diplomatic Security, Office

Responsible for ensuring only current DS/T/ATA approved training materials (lesson plans, participant

Responsible for returning all DS/T/ATA training materials including course CDs and for ensuring that all

Assist in classroom preparation by the lead facilitator

Assist with the administration of pre- and post- Knowledge Surveys and summarize results utilizing

DS/T/ATA approved format

Assist with the administration of Participant Skills Evaluations as required and summarize results utilizing

Assist in the administration of Participant Critiques and summarize results utilizing DS/T/ATA approved

Interact professionally outside of normal training hours, by the lead facilitator, with course participants, Post and Partner Nation officials when appropriate and approved by DS/T/ATA.

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience in the field of airport security. Three years of airport security work experience equals one year of college. A maximum of three years of college may be substituted with work experience.

In situations where subject matter, technologies or procedures are evolving, qualifications will be evaluated

Demonstrated knowledge of the International Civil Aviation Organization Technical Program for Civil

Aviation Security

Seven years of civil aviation security management experience of which three years are in the international civil aviation security area.

Graduate of a local, state, or Federal or international civil aviation academy or institution.

Instructor Certification from a local, state, Federal law enforcement or military institution or from a

Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) recognized organization.

Willing and able to deliver training overseas in low stability and austere environments below Western

Certification from any local, state, Federal, or international organization in advanced training course(s) related to the field of civil aviation security, counter terrorism, and crisis management.

Instruction experience delivering aviation security courses on TSA, ICAO, or other recognized aviation topics.

Ten or more years experience in civil aviation security assessments, inspections, or ICAO program implementation

Experience developing course materials in the area of law enforcement and/or aviation security, crisis management, quality assurance, or instructor development.

Antiterrorism Executive Forum (ATEX) – Lead Facilitator

Using an adaptable framework provided by DS/T/ATA, develop and deliver a customized ATEX forum aligned with ATA’s general and specific objectives.

Identify and engage relevant distinguished speakers, current and former policymakers, and other facilitators with recent executive level experience managing law enforcement, civilian security, and antiterrorism issues.

Develop program materials, schedule, logistics and opportunities for cultural and professional exchange.

Program materials will be reviewed by ATA, revised by the contractor as requested and delivered in camera ready final form to ATA no later than 30 days prior to the start of the forum.

Responsible for composing an After Action Report within five (5) business days of each delivery.

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience. Three (3) years of professional work experience may be substituted for one (1) year of education. A maximum of two years of college may be substituted with

Specialized training shall include instructor certification from a recognized law enforcement local, state, Possess a minimum of ten (10) years senior executive experience managing law enforcement and antiterrorism issues that involved coordination of numerous local, state, Federal, or military units and agencies.

Instructor certification from a recognized local, state, or Federal law enforcement institution.

Curriculum design and development familiarity gained from a local, state, or Federal law enforcement agency.

Minimum of five years of training experience facilitating senior leaders and policymakers in an adult learning education program, college, police agency or police training program, or military institution.

Willing and able to deliver training overseas in low stability and austere environments below Western

Familiarity with Microsoft Office products: World, PowerPoint, Excel.

Command-level experience in dealing with antiterrorism issues. Proven capabilities as a senior manager or leader in a government agency, non-profit, or private enterprise where top-level decisions were made, various local, states, Federal, or military agencies were deployed, and resources activated, to coordinate policies or responses to the threat of terrorism.

Extensive knowledge of command and control as it applies to the Incident Command System or the Unified

Command System.

Experience with international student training with an audience of executive-level personnel, which deals with all aspects of crisis management or critical incidents.

Border Control Management (BCM) – Lead guidelines and directives set forth by the US Department of State, Bureau of Diplomatic Security, Office of

Responsible for ensuring only current DS/T/ATA approved training materials (lesson plans, participant

Responsible for returning all DS/T/ATA training materials including course CDs and for ensuring that all

Draft the End of Course Reports for submission utilizing DS/T/ATA approved reporting format.

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience. Three (3) years of professional work experience may be substituted for one (1) year of education. A maximum of two years of college may be substituted with work experience. (In situations where subject matter, technologies or procedures are evolving, qualifications will be evaluated by ATA on a case by case basis)

Familiar with curriculum design and development concepts.

Graduate of any local, state or Federal law enforcement academy or institution.

Ten (10) years of general customs or border patrol operational experience of which five (5) years are specialized experience in leading, supervising, planning and conducting operational responses in the customs or border patrol operational environment.

Five (5) years of command level customs or border patrol/protection experience as a customs or border patrol/protection manager.

Instructor certification from a recognized local, state, or Federal law enforcement (or military) institution or a Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) recognized organization.

Willing and able to deliver training overseas in low stability and austere environments below Western

Note: United States land border security agencies past and present are: U.S. Customs Service (USCS), U.S. Border Patrol (USBP), Customs and Border Protection (CBP), and Immigration & Customs

Enforcement (ICE).

Certification from any local, state, Federal, or international organization in advanced training course(s) related to the field of customs and/or border security operations or counter terrorism.

Experience with managing the processing of persons and goods transiting the land border or managing the conduct of investigations of violations of law related to the processing of persons and goods transiting the land border.

Experience teaching in an international training environment

Experience developing course materials in the area of law enforcement.

Border Control Management (BCM) – Staff guidelines and directives set forth by the US Department of State, Bureau of Diplomatic Security, Office of

Responsible for ensuring only current DS/T/ATA approved training materials (lesson plans, participant

Responsible for returning all DS/T/ATA training materials including course CDs and for ensuring that all

Assist with classroom set up, equipment, and other advance preparation

Assist with the administration of pre- and post- Knowledge Surveys utilizing DS/T/ATA approved format

Assist with the administration of Participant Skills Evaluations as required utilizing DS/T/ATA approved

Assist with the administration of Participant Critiques utilizing DS/T/ATA approved format

Maintain high level of professionalism outside of normal training hours, and during interaction with course

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience. Three (3) years of professional work experience may be substituted for one (1) year of education. A maximum of three years of college may be substituted with

In situations where subject matter, technologies or procedures are evolving, qualifications will be evaluated

Graduate of a local, state or Federal law enforcement academy or institution.

Five (5) years of general customs or border patrol operational experience.

Instructor certification from a recognized local, state, or Federal law enforcement (or military) institution or

Willing and able to deliver training overseas in low stability and austere environments below Western

Note: United States land border security agencies past and present are: U.S. Customs Service (USCS), U.S. Border Patrol (USBP), Customs and Border Protection (CBP), and Immigration & Customs

Enforcement (ICE).

Certification from any local, state, Federal, or international organization in advanced training course(s) related to the field of customs and/or border security operations or counter terrorism.

Experience with managing the processing of persons and goods transiting the land border or managing the conduct of investigations of violations of law related to the processing of persons and goods transiting the land border.

Experience teaching in an international training environment

Capabilities Assessments / Program Reviewers (ARE)

Capabilities Assessments / Program Reviewers (ARE - Cyber)

Description of Duties & Responsibilities:

Attend pre-deployment briefing in Dunn Loring, VA.

Travel overseas and meet with senior foreign law enforcement and security officials.

Write and edit narrative report(s) of findings including recommendations for assistance and training for each Critical Capability as assigned by the DS/T/ATA Team Leader.

Complete the DS/T/ATA Program Measures of Effectiveness (PME) Field Rating report for each Critical

Capability as assigned by the DS/T/ATA Team Leader.

Contributions to team assessment by Team Leader

Mandatory Qualifications for various senior subject matter experts:

Border Security

Minimum five years leadership, management or consulting experience providing support to Federal, State, and local governments and/or foreign governments in the areas of Mass Casualty Incident Management, Consequence Management, Land Border Security, Aviation and Airport Security.

Knowledge across the broad scope of mass casualty incident management and commercial aviation security.

Experience in conducting incident and consequence management planning.

Experience in analysis of border security issues and/or border management.

Information Sharing & Analysis

Minimum ten years senior leadership or management experience providing support to Federal, State, and local governments and/or foreign governments in the areas of Command & Control Systems, Decision

Support Technologies, Information Collection & Analysis Technologies, Digital Information Technologies, Computer and Data Forensics, Network Integration Technologies.

Knowledge across the broad scope of IT technologies and systems in support of investigations, information analysis and the senior-level decision making process.

Minimum four years experience in program management in support of USG digital information technology programs.

Advanced experience in national level digital network integration.

Minimum two years international experience in design and/or delivery of digital information analysis systems.

Investigative

Minimum ten years senior leadership or management experience providing support to Federal, State, and local and/or foreign governments in the areas of Kidnapping/Hostage Incident Management, Police

Investigative Capability, Crime Scene and Evidence Management, Forensic Examination and Analysis, Financial Investigations

Knowledge across the broad scope of police investigative organization, capabilities and procedures.

Minimum four years experience in leadership positions within law-enforcement investigative units.

Advanced experience in conducting complex criminal investigations.

Minimum two years experience in conducting investigative training.

Experience in the field of financial investigations.

Experience in hostage negotiations.

Mass Casualty & Border Security

Minimum five years leadership, management or consulting experience providing support to Federal, State, and local governments and/or foreign governments in the areas of Mass Casualty Incident Management, Consequence Management, Land Border Security, Aviation and Airport Security.

Knowledge across the broad scope of mass casualty incident management and commercial aviation security.

Experience in conducting incident and consequence management planning.

Experience in analysis of border security issues and/or border management.

National Level Major Incident Command and Control

Minimum ten years field and management experience providing support to Federal, State, and local governments and/or foreign governments and/or private industry in the areas of national level major incident command and control.

Police Investigative Capability and Complex Police Investigations

Minimum ten years senior leadership or management experience providing support to Federal, State, and local governments and/or foreign governments in the areas of Kidnapping/Hostage Incident Management, Police Investigative Capability, Crime Scene and Evidence Management, Forensic Examination and

Analysis, Financial Investigations.

Knowledge across the broad scope of police investigative organization, capabilities and procedures.

Minimum four years experience in leadership positions within law-enforcement investigative units.

Advanced experience in conducting complex criminal investigations.

Minimum two years experience in conducting investigative training.

Experience in the field of financial investigations.

Experience in hostage negotiations.

Preventive Intelligence

Minimum ten years field and management experience providing support to Federal, State, and local governments and/or foreign governments and/or private industry in the areas of Preventive Intelligence.

Knowledge across the broad scope of preventive intelligence functions.

Minimum two years experience managing preventive intelligence operations.

Minimum two years experience training personnel assigned to preventive intelligence tasks.

VIP Protection

Minimum ten years senior leadership or management experience providing support to Federal, State, and local and/or foreign governments in the areas of VIP Protection (VIP); National Leadership Security;

Diplomatic Community Security; Critical Infrastructure Protection.

Knowledge across the broad scope of VIP protection management.

Minimum four years experience in conducting VIP protection operations.

Minimum two years experience in conducting overseas VIP protection training.

Advanced experience in tactical shooting and driving skills, emergency medical, advance team operations, surveillance and counter surveillance.

Experience as a member of a DS/T/ATA Capabilities Assessment / Program Review team.

Experience using the DS/T/ATA Program Measures of Effectiveness (PME) assessment tool.

Cellular Communications Forensic Consultation (CCFC) – Lead guidelines and directives set forth by the Department of State Diplomatic Security Antiterrorism Assistance

Responsible for ensuring only current DS/T/ATA approved training materials (lesson plans, participant

Responsible for returning all DS/T/ATA training materials including course CDs and for ensuring that all

Coordinate classroom preparation

Draft the End of Course Reports for submission utilizing DS/T/ATA approved reporting format

Administer pre- and post- Knowledge Surveys and summarize results utilizing DS/T/ATA approved format

Administer Participant Skills Evaluations as required and summarize results utilizing DS/T/ATA approved

Administer Participant Critique and summarize results utilizing DS/T/ATA approved format

Responsible for validating, justifying and reporting any deviations from the Facilitator Guide.

Interact professionally outside of normal training hours with course participants, Post and Partner Nation officials when appropriate and approved by DS/T/ATA.

Note: In situations where there is a combination of formal education and experience, qualifications will be evaluated by ATA on a case by case basis. Also, in situations where the subject matter is considered cutting edge procedures or technologies, evaluations of candidate’s credentials will be considered on a case by case

Specialized training shall include instructor certification from a recognized law enforcement local, state, Possess understanding and ability to communicate how computer operating systems function and how users

Have experience training international law enforcement agencies abroad.

Understand network security devices, such as, routers, firewalls, intrusion detection systems and how these models, network protocols, network devices (routers, sniffers, intrusion detection systems, etc.), and

Understand in-depth analysis of computer evidence (internal/external logs, hard drive image, and system

Possess understanding and ability to conduct computer forensic examinations in accordance with current

Possess understanding and ability to communicate computer networking, specifically network topologies, Experience in forensic examinations, imaging, copying, image restoration, evidence chain-of-custody and

Experience with investigating crimes stemming from the use of computers or computer abuse and misuse.

Experience in training other law enforcement officers to utilize the Internet to enhance their investigative capabilities, to initiate a computer investigation, and to seize/secure computers, computer related media, Experience with wireless security o Snort o TCPdump o Snort o Snoop o Certified General Instructor o Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) o IACIS Certified Forensics Computer Examiner (CFCE) o IACIS Certified Electronic Evidence Collection Specialist o IACIS Certified Instructor in Computer Forensics

Cellular Communications Forensic Consultation (CCFC) – Staff guidelines and directives set forth by the Department of State Diplomatic Security Antiterrorism Assistance

Responsible for ensuring only current DS/T/ATA approved training materials (lesson plans, participant

Responsible for returning all DS/T/ATA training materials including course CDs and for ensuring that all

Interact professionally outside of normal training hours with course participants, Post and Partner Nation

Assist with the administration of pre- and post- Knowledge Surveys and summarize results utilizing

Assist with the administration of Participant Critiques and summarize results utilizing DS/T/ATA approved

Note: In situations where there is a combination of formal education and experience, qualifications will be evaluated by ATA on a case by case basis. Also, in situations where the subject matter is considered cutting edge procedures or technologies, evaluations of candidate’s credentials will be considered on a case by case

Specialized training shall include instructor certification from a recognized law enforcement local, state, Possess understanding and ability to communicate how computer operating systems function and how users

Have experience training international law enforcement agencies abroad.

Understand network security devices, such as, routers, firewalls, intrusion detection systems and how these models, network protocols, network devices (routers, sniffers, intrusion detection systems, etc.), and

Understand in-depth analysis of computer evidence (internal/external logs, hard drive image, and system

Possess understanding and ability to conduct computer forensic examinations in accordance with current

Possess understanding and ability to communicate computer networking, specifically network topologies, Experience in forensic examinations, imaging, copying, image restoration, evidence chain-of-custody and

Experience with investigating crimes stemming from the use of computers or computer abuse and misuse.

Experience in training other law enforcement officers to utilize the Internet to enhance their investigative capabilities, to initiate a computer investigation, and to seize/secure computers, computer related media, Experience with wireless security.

o CD-R Inspector o Declasfy o Experience with various software applications to include:

o Norton Utilities o Snort o TCPdump o Snort o Snoop o Certified General Instructor.

o Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP).

o IACIS Certified Forensics Computer Examiner (CFCE).

o IACIS Certified Electronic Evidence Collection Specialist.

o IACIS Certified Instructor in Computer Forensics.

CBRN Awareness (CBRN-A) – Lead guidelines and directives set forth by the US Department of State, Bureau of Diplomatic Security, Office of

Responsible for ensuring only current DS/T/ATA approved training materials (lesson plans, participant

Responsible for returning all DS/T/ATA training materials including course CDs and for ensuring that all

Draft the End of Course Reports for submission utilizing DS/T/ATA approved reporting format.

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience in Emergency/WMD/Hazmat/CBRNE Management field or like Disciplines. Five (5) years of professional work experience may be substituted for one (1) year of education. A maximum of three (3) years of college may be substituted with work experience.

Note: In situations where there is a combination of formal education and experience, qualifications will be evaluated by ATA on a case by case basis. Also, in situations where the subject matter is considered cutting edge procedures or technologies, evaluations of candidate’s credentials will be considered on a case by case

Specialized training shall include an instructor’s development course certification from a recognized local, state, Federal or military institution.

Must have Operations Level or Greater, Hazmat Operations, and Technician experience.

Must possess experience as a trainer or lecturer within the WMD/CBRNE field.

Willing and able to deliver training overseas in low stability and austere environments below Western

Possess good inter-personal skills, particularly interactions with foreign nationals.

Graduate degree preferred in any of the above disciplines.

CBRN Awareness (CBRN-A) – Staff guidelines and directives set forth by the US Department of State, Bureau of Diplomatic Security, Office of

Responsible for ensuring only current DS/T/ATA approved training materials (lesson plans, participant

Responsible for returning all DS/T/ATA training materials including course CDs and for ensuring that all

Assist in the administration of Participant Skills Evaluations as required utilizing DS/T/ATA approved

Maintain high level of professionalism outside of normal training hours, and during interaction with course

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience in Emergency/WMD/Hazmat/CBRNE Management and like Disciplines. Three (3) years of professional work experience may be substituted for one (1) year of education. A maximum of three years of college may be substituted with work experience.

Note: In situations where there is a combination of formal education and experience, qualifications will be evaluated by ATA on a case by case basis. Also, in situations where the subject matter is considered cutting edge procedures or technologies, evaluation of candidate’s credentials will be considered on a case by case

Specialized training shall include instructor certification from a recognized local, state, Federal or military institution.

Must have Hazmat Operations, Awareness, and Technician experience

Willing and able to deliver training overseas in low stability and austere environments below Western

Possess good interpersonal communications skills, particularly interactions with foreign nationals.

Medical Doctor in Emergency Medicine is desired.

CBRN Hospital Based Management of Mass Casualty Incidents (CBRN-H) – Lead guidelines and directives set forth by the US Department of State, Bureau of Diplomatic Security, Office of

Responsible for ensuring only current DS/T/ATA approved training materials (lesson plans, participant

Responsible for returning all DS/T/ATA training materials including course CDs and for ensuring that all

Graduate degree or equivalent work experience in the field. Five years subject matter related work

Note: In situations where there is a combination of formal education and experience, qualifications will be evaluated by ATA on a case by case basis. Also, in situations where the subject matter is considered cutting edge procedures or technologies, evaluations of candidate’s credentials will be considered on a case by case basis

Specialized training shall include being a graduate of an instructor’s certification course from a recognized local, state, Federal or military institution

Familiar with curriculum design and development; Demonstrated management and administrative experience in the delivery of training

Experience in training foreign nationals

Demonstrated operational, management and administrative experience in the subject area

Experience in Hospital Emergency Incident Command System; hazmat Operations and technician management.

Must possess experience as a trainer or lecturer within the WMD/CBRNE field

Willing and able to deliver training overseas in low stability and austere environments below Western

Familiarity with Microsoft Office products: Word, PowerPoint, Excel

Medical Doctor in Emergency Medicine/Preparedness.

Certification as an Emergency Preparedness Manager

Possess good inter-personal skills, particularly interactions with foreign nationals

CBRN Hospital Based Management of Mass Casualty Incidents (CBRN-H) – Staff guidelines and directives set forth by the US Department of State, Bureau of Diplomatic Security, Office of

Responsible for ensuring only current DS/T/ATA approved training materials (lesson plans, participant

Responsible for returning all DS/T/ATA training materials including course CDs and for ensuring that all

Assist with the administration of pre- and post- Knowledge Surveys utilizing DS/T/ATA approved format

Assist with the administration of Participant Skills Evaluations as required utilizing DS/T/ATA approved

Maintain high level of professionalism outside of normal training hours, and during interaction with course

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience. Three (3) years of professional work experience may be substituted for one (1) year of education. A maximum of three years of college may be substituted with

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