Cyberspace Operations Officer Installation, Maintenance & Repair - Mesquite, NV at Geebo

Cyberspace Operations Officer

CONQUERING CYBERSPACEWith the constant evolution of today's technology, information and communications can be optimized like never before.
Responsible for a wide range of weaponry, training and intelligence efficiencies, Cyberspace Operations Officers are the foremost experts on the vast world of cyberspace.
From computerized, satellite and airborne communications to postal operations and tracking systems, these irreplaceable assets play a critical role in planning missions and ensuring the effectiveness of our cyberspace capabilities.
QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARYMINIMUM EDUCATIONBachelor's degree with a focus in computer and information sciences, engineering, mathematics, computer science, management information systems or other related disciplinesQUALIFICATIONSKnowledge of electronics theory, information technology, telecommunications and supervisory and control systems including cryptography, vulnerability assessment and exploitation techniquesCompletion of Undergraduate Cyberspace training and mission qualification training in specialty areaCompletion of a current Single Scoped Background Investigation (SSBI)Completionof Officer Training School (OTS), AirForce Academy (AFA) or AirForce Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC)Must be between the ages of 18 and 39 Recommended Skills Business Informatics Communication Control Systems Electronics Information Sciences Information Technology Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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