Chief Information Officer

Operation Division Chief for the Army National Guard information technology enterprise. Advises and supports the NG CIO/G6, the Director, Deputy Director, General Staff and Adjutants General, DPIs and J6s/G6s in the operations of information technology practices in support of National Guard information technology strategic goals. Manage the daily operation of Army National Guard Enterprise services, end point management, data center operations, collaboration portal, information assurance, configuration management, and telephony services. Requirements (Duties include but are not limited)

• Lead Cyber Executive for the Tennessee National Guard.
• Plan, organize, and oversee the activities of the Deputy Chief of Staff Information Management.
• Developed goals and objectives into the State short and long term operational strategic plans.
• Provide policy guidance and direction to units within the Department and tenant organizations.
• Develop strategy, to include cyber programs for incorporation and use in a trusted, sharing environment for Home Land Security response.
• Serve as the primary staff advisor and authoritative expert to ensure network compliance.
• Ensure all State tenants, to include all state government and non-government satellites, facilities, and buildings, meet the requirements for connecting physically and/or virtually to the backbone.
• Serve as the Program Manager for all Cyber/IT related funds.
• Oversee all personnel actions for all personnel within the directorate.

• Master’s degree in related field.
• Minimum of five (5) years of experience in related field along with experience in federal planning, programming, budgeting, and execution.
• Extensive Cyber Security Background.
• Secret or Top Secret Security Clearance.
• Strong Leadership and Team Building Skills.

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