Information Environment Scenario Writer

Job Number: R0239025

Information Environment Scenario Writer
Responsibilities

Assist in designing and replicating a realistic contested information environment such as cyberspace, social media, media, or perception management.

Produce scenario timelines, injects, content calendars, and artifacts such as social posts, threat website pages, or multimedia products suitable for both scripted and competitive exercises.

Participate in adjudications for Information Environment (IE) effects and support the Rules & Workaround (R&W) processes involving IO, Civil Affairs (CA), Military Information Support Operations (MISO), and Public Affairs (PAO).

Ensure IE effects comply with R&W guidance, legal constraints, and exercise control guidance.

Monitor and validate that planned IE actions are conducted as approved and do not create uncontrolled outcomes.

Maintain continuous coordination with senior control elements to schedule and confirm IE effects are executed during requested and approved windows.

Provide timely status updates and modify effects as required by adjudication results or emergent exercise needs.

Utilize the Information Operations Network (ION) and other approved tools and platforms to replicate the information environment, including social media presence, adversary‑style messaging, influencer tactics, engagement patterns, threat websites, propaganda pages, multimedia exploitation, and other adversary communication techniques.

Implement immersive, interactive content and monitor participant interaction where appropriate.

Work closely with storyline authors, OPFOR, and intelligence SMEs to align IE content with overall exercise narrative, desired effects, and intelligence requirements.

Conduct classified and unclassified research on emerging adversary information tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) and translate findings into replicable exercise inputs that are safe and doctrinally representative.

Produce IE planning products, adjudication logs, content libraries, timelines, and after‑action inputs to support AARs and lessons learned.

Archive IE artifacts and maintain version‑controlled repositories per exercise data management policies.

Qualifications

Experience in information operations or military information support operations.

Experience planning online marketing campaigns, online journalism, public relations, or analyzing multiple perspectives among online audiences.

Ability to travel to CONUS and OCONUS locations up to 20% of the time.

HS diploma or GED and 10+ years of experience in marketing, journalism, public relations, or the military, OR Bachelor’s degree and 5+ years of experience in such fields.

Marketing, Journalism, Public Relations, FA30, 37A, 37F, or PAO Certification.

Secret clearance required.

Salary
Projected compensation range: $61,900.00 – $141,000.00 (annualized USD).

EEO Statement
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to disability, status as a protected veteran or any other status protected by applicable federal, state, local, or international law.

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