Offensive Cyberspace Operational Planner, Journeyman
Leidos
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This role pays less than 81% of similar roles. Most pay $133,712–$193,000 — the shaded band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $122k versus about $163k for comparable roles.
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Listed pay typically runs $92,300–$166,850 across 245 roles with salary data.
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The Offensive Cyberspace Operational Planner, Journeyman role supports Department of Defense Joint Planning processes to underpin United States Cyber Command operations and power projection in cyberspace. Working within the Intelligence Sector, the individual will develop and synchronize Offensive Cyberspace Operational plans to deliver integrated cyber effects against adversary systems while supporting Joint and National strategic objectives. Day-to-day responsibilities include drafting foundational planning documents like OPLANs and OPORDs, coordinating target selection, and integrating intelligence activities with operational timelines. The role requires a candidate proficient in computer networking fundamentals, communication media, and the nuances of Blue Space cyber capabilities. Essential skills include technical knowledge of cyber threats from state and non-state actors, as well as experience with Joint Publications. Candidates must possess an active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility and Polygraph, along with relevant degrees in Computer Science or Cybersecurity.
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