
Supervisory IT Specialist (CUSTSPT)
Naval Intelligence ActivityYou will serve as a Supervisory Information Technology Specialist (CUSTSPT) in the (N4) Global Infrastructure and Logistics Dept., Asset and Configuration Management Division Div (N41) of
HOPPER GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS
CENTER.You will serve as a Supervisor Information Technology Specialist with full supervisory duties andresponsibilities.You will manage a broad spectrum ofrequirements that fall under the cognizance of the Naval Telecommunications Dept. including all methodologies, standards and technologies supporting the
ONI IT
Directorate enterprise.You will be required to stay apace of DoD, DON, Intelligence Community and IT-Directorate vision, mission, policies, goals and objectives to ensure department relevance and operational readiness.You will be responsible for assessing all-source information, translating and articulating higher authority concepts and goals into an actionable mission statement, including strategies, programming actions and implementation plans.
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