technical vision, developing tasking, creating project work statements, developing and managing project plans, managing initiative finances and accounting, generating new work and customers, working with business development staff, executing work with high degree of customer satisfaction, and supervising staff.
The successful candidate must have proven experience conducting and leading technical efforts in support of the US Federal Government (USG) and Department of War (DOW); managing technical teams; be self-directed, have a track record of creating interdisciplinary approaches to problem solving, and demonstrate exceptionally strong presentation and writing skills. The candidate must also be able to interact with clients and staff of all levels in a highly professional and competent manner.
Minimum Qualifications and Requirements
Education/Training: BS in risk management, cybersecurity, information systems, economics, mathematics or a related technical field; advanced degree strongly preferred. Other educational backgrounds of a technical nature with significant relevant experience as described may be considered.
Experience: Total of ten (10) years of experience as an enterprise risk executive, enterprise risk manager, primary investigator engaged in risk management research or similarly technical occupation.
Experience and expert knowledge of: risk quantification tools and techniques, risk management frameworks/model/standards of practice, risk governance
Experience with and substantial knowledge of: network architectures, and telecommunications, cybersecurity and operational resilience, information security models, frameworks, and metrics, foundational artificial intelligence concepts and techniques, project planning and financial management, strategic planning and product development, USG and DoW risk tools, techniques, and methods, USG and DoW risk management strategies, policies, and directives