Trainer

ANALYGENCE is seeking a Trainer to join our team supporting DHS CISA Integrated Operations Division (IOD). Integration Operations Division (IOD) was established to coordinate, collaborate, and execute CISA's operational and planning activities while ensuring seamless support to stakeholder's critical needs. IOD works with intelligence partners to ensure focus on CISA priorities and delivers intelligence products and context to support all missions.

The Training and Exercises program manages the functional areas of preparedness, planning, coordination, conduct, and evaluation for training and exercises, along with analyses and assessments focused on building preparedness and readiness and creating defendable and repeatable standards for measuring operational readiness for CISA. The training and exercises program establishes procedures to produce continuous, integrated assessments of CISA's preparedness through each phase of the training and exercise development cycle.

In this role, youwill apply knowledge of effective writing principles and practices executing day-to-day functional activities applying IOD processes, procedures, work instructions, and checklists, to develop and refine the IOD Suite of Training and Exercise Plans in accordance with the CISA style guide and the CISA/SPP Policy and Governance Frameworks.

Key responsibilities include:

• Writing, editing, and publishing doctrine, policy directives, exercise, and training plans reflected in exercise plans, and lead/publish exercise AARs.
• Writing, editing, and publishing templates and standards related to operational plans and doctrine
• Creating defendable and repeatable standards for measuring operational readiness.
• Conducting analyses and assessments focused on building preparedness and readiness.
• Developing checklists supporting plans and operations, internal training, and internal and external exercise support documents.

• Active Secret Security Clearance.
• Bachelor's degree and minimum of 4-7 years' experience, or an additional 4 years of experience in lieu of the degree requirement.
• Understanding of the various types of cyber threats, attack vectors and the consequences of cyber-attacks.
• Experience and demonstrated ability to write, edit and publish training plans, policy directives, exercises and related documents.
• Ability to obtain and maintain a favorably adjudicated DHS background investigation (EOD) for continued employment.