Public summary
Join a multinational military headquarters in Germany supporting 24/7 operations to coordinate enablement and sustainment flow of forces across Europe. This position focuses on cyber and communication information systems (CIS) awareness, delivering tailored cyber awareness programs during exercises and missions. The role involves cyber threat assessment, crisis response liaison with NATO cyber entities, and supporting decision-making processes by maintaining situational awareness in the cyber domain. The incumbent will contribute to training, policy implementation, and cyber vulnerability management within the command structure. Candidates should be proficient in English and have relevant military cyberspace planning experience. Employment includes competitive NATO civilian staff benefits with a commitment to deployments as required.
Location and work setup
- Location
- Ulm
- Remote status
- On-site
- German requirement signal
- No German Required Detected
- Detected job language
- English
Responsibilities
Develop, conduct, and evaluate cyber awareness strategies and skills for the headquarters. Manage cyber threat assessments and cyber crisis response in collaboration with related NATO cyber organizations. Maintain comprehensive situational awareness of cyberspace through liaison with multiple cyber entities. Contribute to lessons learned processes and implement cyber awareness training programs to bridge skill gaps. Support the planning and establishment of headquarters positions on CIS and cyber issues relevant to NATO operations, exercises, and crisis management. Undertake deployments and training duties as necessary.
Qualifications
University degree with a minimum of 4 years post-related experience, or higher secondary education plus advanced vocational training with 5 years post-related experience and 2 years function-related experience. Proven professional experience in military Command and Control support related to cyberspace planning and communications services. Strong communication skills in English (SLP 3333). Desirable additional qualifications include NATO or cyber security related courses and certifications. Personal attributes include sound judgment, creativity, ability to work independently, and maturity. Appointment subject to security clearance, medical approval, and verification of credentials.