Offensive Cyberspace Operations Planner
Leidos
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This role pays less than 72% of similar roles. Most pay $122,275–$184,900 — the blue band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $122k versus about $154k for comparable roles.
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Listed pay typically runs $92,300–$166,850 across 346 roles with salary data.
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The Cyberspace Operations Planner joins the Intelligence Sector to support Department of Defense Joint Planning processes for United States Cyber Command operations. Working on-site with the Cyber National Mission Force and Joint Task Force-Ares, the planner provides subject matter expertise in developing and staffing Joint plans. Key responsibilities include leading targeting selection, drafting foundational documents like OPLANS and OPORDs, and integrating cyberspace capabilities into broader operational plans. The role requires navigating complex organizational structures to synchronize intelligence and operational timelines while addressing threats from state and non-state adversaries. Candidates must possess knowledge of computer networking, Joint Publications, and cyber warfare. Required skills include proficiency in analytical production, collaborative multi-tasking, and familiarity with Blue Space vulnerabilities. The position demands an active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility and a Polygraph.
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