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Office of the National Cyber Director is Hiring a Senior Strategy and Research Advisor Near Washington, DC

Qualifications:

Qualifying experience must demonstrate the following:

1-Advising on the development and assessment of strategy related to cyber policy and technology security.
2-Using innovation and vision to analyze and project the effect of policy decisions, and to devise the approach and methods for the solution of general and major policy issues.
3-Providing guidance and technical assistance to diverse groups and individuals, ranging from senior staff to senior policy officials in all branches of the federal government and the private and public sector.
4-Leveraging experience at the intersection of emerging technology and foreign affairs, including regional geopolitical and economic competition.

Responsibilities:

As a Senior Strategy and Research Advisor, AD-0301-00, your typical work assignments may include the following:

1. Advises and counsels the NCD, PDNCD, DNCD-Strategy and Budget, ANCD-Strategy and Research, and ONCD divisions and directorates in the development, oversight, and assessment.
2. Works with the National Security Council (NSC), the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), the National Economic Council (NEC), and other White House policy councils to identify strategic priorities for cybersecurity, cyber operations and planning, technology and supply chain security, digital economy security, and workforce development.
3. Supports ANCD-Strategy and Research in coordinating with think-tanks, academic institutions, Public interest groups, and, as necessary and applicable, the private sector in identifying new and emerging strategic policy priorities and understanding current state of public policy research on issues under the purview of the ONCD.
4. Works with other directorates within the Strategy and Budget Division in the development of near and long-term budget priorities and ensures that they align with existing USG-wide strategic documents, develop realistic strategic objectives and plans for departments and agencies, and assess the effectiveness of such objectives over time.
5. Coordinates with other directorates within the Strategy and Budget Division in the development of The statutorily-required yearly report to Congress.
6. Ensures that strategic (defense, intelligence, and foreign policy) matters affecting cybersecurity, Technology security, and the technology supply chain of United States are given early consideration for decision at the highest levels of government in negotiations with representatives of foreign governments through bilateral or multilateral contacts, and/or legislation or other actions directed by Congress.
7. Supports the ONCD processes for developing, contributing to, and tracking the implementation of Cyber related strategy. These efforts will include developing and coordinating implementation plans with departments and agencies.

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