Regional Fusion Division - Homestead, United States - Vistra Communications

Description

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POSITION OVERVIEW

This position provides support to the overall SOCSOUTH mission by providing highly specialized technical and operational related functions for the Directorate of Operations (J3).

The team member shall provide program support to multiple directorates within Special Operations Command South.


DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES.
The Regional Fusion Division (RFD) Team consists of operational planners with direct SOCSOUTH and or USSOUTHCOM AOR experience that shall perform tasks such as:

• Assist with Planning, coordinating, synchronizing, executing, supporting, and monitoring all U.S. military Joint Special Operations throughout the assigned region, including the SOCSOUTH Forward Commands, related regional special operations campaigns, and all other Department of Defense (DoD) programs that provide support to Global Competition (GC), Counter Terrorism (CT), Counter Drug (CD), Counter Transnational Criminal Organizations (CTOC), and any other special operations conducted in support of the Geographical Combatant Commander's Theater Security Strategy within the USSOUTHCOM area of responsibility.
• Assists SOCSOUTH in overseeing the management of SOF missions and deployments. Additionally, SME will oversee and advise the RFD Chief on Building Partner Capacity (BPC), riverine operations, Civil Affairs (CA), Psychological Operations (PSYOP), Foreign Internal Defense (FID) missions, Counter-Insurgency (COIN) operations, Counter Terrorism (CT), Counter Drug (CD), Counter Transnational Organized Crime (CTOC), Direct Action (DA), Humanitarian Civic Action (HCA), Joint and Combined Exchange Training (JCET), Strategic Reconnaissance (SR), and Sensitive Activities (SA), within the USSOUTHCOM AOR.
• Reviews all command policies, sets priorities, prepares work schedules/develops short, mid, and longrange calendars, identifies, and solves problems, and completes assigned taskings. The contractor assists the RFD Chief in setting division objectives, suspense, reporting procedures, and general guidance concerning challenging aspects of the work.
• Share the responsibilities of all phases of planning, coordinating, synchronizing, scheduling, managing, monitoring, and overseeing, all regional SOF programs, operations, actions, and activities in the assigned region.
• Independently prioritize daily RFD workload and be responsible for developing and completing RFD work assignments and tasks in their entirety as required. Specialized RFD services shall be consistently maintained to assure critical support to the command despite fluctuating workloads and/or any peaks and valleys in the number of requirements handled. Services shall be provided during normal working hours (as per para 3.10 below) with the ability to travel CONUS and OCONUS.
• Assist the RFD Chief and Regional Analysts in managing, monitoring, and coordinating RFD task efforts. Such special assignments are of major importance to command operations; require a high degree of competence, experience, and doctrinal knowledge; and often require the resolution of significant issues.
• Track all current operations, identify effects, and submit routine SITREP inputs to the RFD Chief to inform HHQ of action and investment (OAI) activities and effects within the Division's focus area. These inputs shall be written to the fourstarlevel, and specifically address strategiclevel implications.
• Advise the RFD Chief on deploying force structure, security assistance, training, exercises, command and control, and combat development of Joint Special Operations Forces (SOF), Concepts of Operations (CONOPS), and supporting plans in support of U.S. Southern Command (USSOUTHCOM) missions and directives. The team member assists in developing mission guidance for all deployments of Special Operations Forces within the assigned region.
• Possess knowledge of Terms of Reference (TOR), and TOR Concurrence (TORCON) Issues, including the processing of all Human Rights Vetting (HRV) for partner nation units/individuals and ensuring all parties validate and authorize required bilateral agreements.
• Conduct coordination, synchronization, and integration with AOBs, SOCSOUTH directorates, and Force Providers ensuring RFD regional plans and activities are executed in a manner that supports the Commander's intent.
• Monitor and track the Automated Message Handling (AMHS) System to maintain situational awareness on current and future deployment of SOF. Ensure the RFD website is kept up to date by working together with the Command's Knowledge Management Representatives.
• Draft and submit USSOUTHCOM Traditional Commander's Activities (TCA) concept papers as required.
• Review and maintain all communication products (J3 Significant Activities, storyboards, briefs (MUB/TUB), SITREPs, and OPSUM) that are disseminated to the SOCSOUTH Commander and the enterprise weekly.
• Coordinate with the Force Providers (USSOCOM), U.S. Embassies, Security Cooperation Offices