Foreign Disclosure Representative (FDR)

Summary

Openings 1 positionLocation USARCENT HQ, Bldg 1947 (Patton Hall), Shaw Air Force Base, SCSchedule Full-Time, Monday–Friday, 0800–1630 (30-minute unpaid lunch)Security Clearance SECRET (Top Secret preferred)Employment Type Full-Time, Contract — contingent on contract awardBailey Information Technology, LLCForeign Disclosure Representative (FDR)USARCENT Staff Augmentation — G2 (Intelligence) DirectorateShaw Air Force Base, SCOpenings 1 positionLocation USARCENT HQ, Bldg 1947 (Patton Hall), Shaw Air Force Base, SCSchedule Full-Time, Monday–Friday, 0800–1630 (30-minute unpaid lunch)Security Clearance SECRET (Top Secret preferred)Employment Type Full-Time, Contract — contingent on contract awardAbout the RoleYou'll support USARCENT's coordination with regional partners by managing the disclosure of U.S. military information to foreign governments and international organizations.What You'll DoReview requests for disclosure of classified and controlled unclassified military information to foreign governments and international organizations.Apply national disclosure policy and applicable delegation-of-authority guidance to disclosure decisions.Coordinate foreign disclosure determinations with G2, strategic plans staff, and higher headquarters as required.Maintain foreign disclosure case files and tracking logs.Advise staff sections on foreign disclosure policy and procedures for coalition/partner engagements.What You'll NeedPrior experience in foreign disclosure, international policy, or security cooperation within a military or DoD setting.Working knowledge of national disclosure policy and classification/disclosure marking requirements.Strong judgment and attention to detail in applying policy to real-world requests.Active SECRET clearance required at minimum — this is sufficient for the role; an interim Top Secret/SCI eligibility does not provide any advantage for this specific position.U.S. Citizenship required.Must be able to read, write, speak, and understand English fluently.Must be able to complete a favorable background investigation appropriate to the position within the first week of starting, and obtain a DoD Common Access Card (CAC) within the first two weeks.Must complete required security, anti-terrorism, and information assurance training within the first 30 days, and annually thereafter.If the position requires a security clearance, must complete annual threat-awareness and operations-security refresher training.Professional appearance and conduct consistent with a military headquarters environment.No travel required for this position.#J-18808-Ljbffr

Job Description

Openings 1 positionLocation USARCENT HQ, Bldg 1947 (Patton Hall), Shaw Air Force Base, SCSchedule Full-Time, Monday–Friday, 0800–1630 (30-minute unpaid lunch)Security Clearance SECRET (Top Secret preferred)Employment Type Full-Time, Contract — contingent on contract awardBailey Information Technology, LLCForeign Disclosure Representative (FDR)USARCENT Staff Augmentation — G2 (Intelligence) DirectorateShaw Air Force Base, SCOpenings 1 positionLocation USARCENT HQ, Bldg 1947 (Patton Hall), Shaw Air Force Base, SCSchedule Full-Time, Monday–Friday, 0800–1630 (30-minute unpaid lunch)Security Clearance SECRET (Top Secret preferred)Employment Type Full-Time, Contract — contingent on contract awardAbout the RoleYou'll support USARCENT's coordination with regional partners by managing the disclosure of U.S. military information to foreign governments and international organizations.What You'll DoReview requests for disclosure of classified and controlled unclassified military information to foreign governments and international organizations.Apply national disclosure policy and applicable delegation-of-authority guidance to disclosure decisions.Coordinate foreign disclosure determinations with G2, strategic plans staff, and higher headquarters as required.Maintain foreign disclosure case files and tracking logs.Advise staff sections on foreign disclosure policy and procedures for coalition/partner engagements.What You'll NeedPrior experience in foreign disclosure, international policy, or security cooperation within a military or DoD setting.Working knowledge of national disclosure policy and classification/disclosure marking requirements.Strong judgment and attention to detail in applying policy to real-world requests.Active SECRET clearance required at minimum — this is sufficient for the role; an interim Top Secret/SCI eligibility does not provide any advantage for this specific position.U.S. Citizenship required.Must be able to read, write, speak, and understand English fluently.Must be able to complete a favorable background investigation appropriate to the position within the first week of starting, and obtain a DoD Common Access Card (CAC) within the first two weeks.Must complete required security, anti-terrorism, and information assurance training within the first 30 days, and annually thereafter.If the position requires a security clearance, must complete annual threat-awareness and operations-security refresher training.Professional appearance and conduct consistent with a military headquarters environment.No travel required for this position.#J-18808-Ljbffr