POSITION
SUMMARY:

Supporting
the DIA, charged with establishing and maintaining a standardized, integrated,
and synchronized training, education, and development program for the DoD CI
and HUMINT Enterprise (DCHE) to protect national and DoD resources and
interests. We are providing experienced instructors for HUMINT and CI course
development input and instruction in the disciplines of HUMINT enabling
operations. We will provide a broad spectrum of expertise to support HUMINT
training, to include course instruction and program management. HUMINT training
delivery methods consist of, but are not limited to, classroom lectures, small
group instruction, and practical exercise-based training (e.g. role play), all
of which shall occur in-resident at a Government facility or environment.

RESPONSIBILITIES
AND DUTIES:

• The
  Mid-level CI Enabling Instructor shall provide expertise to design, support,
  and deliver training in all areas of CI enabling. 
• The instructor shall be able
  to instruct with authority over the entire range of CI/HUMINT enabling training
  principles, to include national Level HUMINT operations (Title 50) and Military
  Source Operations (Title 10) and shall conduct CI familiarization training
  and/or CI surveillance operations. 
• The CI enabling instructor shall coordinate
  DIA guest lecturers and ensure that all instruction and presentation materials
  are professional, accurate, and complete. 
• The instructor shall be familiar with
  DoD CI and HUMINT enabling and collection operations management policies and
  legal authorities, functions, methodologies, and related IT systems. 
• The
  instructor shall be familiar with the HUMINT Operations Support Officer career
  tracks and other associated certification courses. 
• The instructor shall
  administer, evaluate, synchronize, and manage blocks of instruction in the
  CI/HUMINT training curriculum in accordance with established DIA procedures. 
• The instructor shall assume duties as a platform instructor and possibly deploy
  on CONUS field-training exercises serving as an instructor and/or role player
  alongside active duty military and DoD civilian instructors.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Shall have experience working in DoD as
  a certified CI professional
  
• Top Secret Clearance
• Minimum of five (5) years’ experience
  working in an operational environment
  
• Minimum of five (5) years’ experience
  directly involved in CI support to HUMINT operations, CI surveillance, or CI
  support
  
• Shall be able to instruct with
  authority over the entire range of CI enabling training principles, to include
  Title 10 and Title 50 authorities
  
• Graduate from an accredited service level
  or DIA CI credentialing school.