Correctional Program Officer (Chief, Counter-Terrorism Unit)

Quick Facts

• Role: Correctional Program Officer (Chief, Counter-Terrorism Unit)
• Focus: Counter-terrorism subject matter expertise within a correctional environment

Description

Serve as the Bureau of Prisons’ subject matter expert and chief for counter-terrorism issues, maintaining daily coordination with FBI Counter-Terrorism Division and NJTTF personnel. Represent the agency’s counter-terrorism intelligence and security interests nationally while contributing to the management, planning, design, and production of general FBI intelligence products used for operational intelligence and counter-intelligence forecasting. Perform correctional institutional security duties as a primary, recurring responsibility.

Responsibilities

• Provide daily SME support on counter-terrorism issues to staff working with FBI Counter-Terrorism and NJTTF
• Contribute to national counter-terrorism intelligence and security interests
• Participate in management, planning, design, and production of FBI intelligence products and services
• Support operational intelligence and counter-intelligence forecasting
• Maintain institutional security through ongoing correctional responsibilities

Requirements

• U.S. citizenship required
• At least 1 year of specialized experience equivalent to the next lower grade level
• Specialized experience must include substantial involvement with correctional programs and correctional techniques, or demonstrated ability to work effectively with inmates and associates in a correctional environment
• Demonstrated ability to perform supervisory or administrative duties
• Experience demonstrating: custody, treatment, training, and release problem understanding; comprehensive knowledge of internal policies/programs/regulations/procedures; ability to train subordinates and coordinate/direct/evaluate operations and program effectiveness
• Qualifying experience examples: threat analysis, risk assessments, link analysis; assembling/analyzing facts and preparing oral/written intelligence reports; conducting/supporting intelligence investigations; designing/initiating/managing collection, analysis, and dissemination of operational and strategic counter-terrorism intelligence
• Secondary law enforcement coverage eligibility (if applicable): 3 years of law enforcement coverage in a primary position by the closing date
• Completion of ICT Phase I and II is required for secondary law enforcement coverage employees (or must be completed after entering)
• Subject to geographic relocation
• Appointment subject to satisfactory completion of urinalysis, physical, and background investigation
• Subject to National Crime Information Center (NCIC) and credit checks

Benefits

A federal employee career offers a comprehensive benefits package. Eligibility depends on the position type and whether the role is full-time, part-time, or intermittent.