Join Our Talent Network – Counter Threat Finance Planner (Tampa, FL)

Counter Threat Finance (CTF) Planner

We’re launching a major new initiative – and we want YOU on the front lines! Our team has secured our recompete of an 8-year contract to support critical Counter-Threat Finance (CTF) operations for U.S. and allied government agencies. This long-term opportunity offers unmatched stability, purpose-driven work, and the chance to directly impact global security.

As a part of this program, you’ll help identify and disrupt illicit financial networks that fund terrorism, counter narcotics operations, organized crime and state-based threats. Whether you’re tracking money flows across borders, conducting in-depth analysis on high-value targets, or briefing senior leaders, your work directly supports operational success and national defense priorities.

This isn’t just a contract — it’s a commitment to impact global security. By joining our talent pipeline, you’ll be among the first to hear about new opportunities to put your skills to work on one of the most critical missions of our time.

Join a high-impact team supporting the Department of Defense (DoD) in disrupting illicit financial networks and strengthening national security. As a CTF Planner, you’ll play a critical role in coordinating intelligence analysis, driving strategic planning, and integrating private-sector best practices to enhance DoD and interagency operations.

What You’ll Do

• Provide expert advice to partner agencies on strategic guidance, campaign plans, and operational concepts targeting high-priority drug trafficking organizations and transnational criminal groups.
• Monitor, assess, and synchronize interagency plans at both strategic and operational levels, leveraging cross-organizational authorities and capabilities for unity of effort.
• Develop concepts for coordinating and managing DoD CTF activities in support of law enforcement agencies, including planning, training, operations, customer support, and repeatable processes for stakeholders.
• Conduct baseline assessments of analytic cells, align mission goals, and synchronize operational planning efforts.
• Enhance collaboration across DoD, U.S. Government, and private-sector partners to advance counter-threat finance operations.
• Support DoD leadership with milestone tracking, intelligence analysis updates, and strategic planning documentation.
• Assist in designing and developing a DoD CTF certification program to build long-term expertise.

What We’re Looking For

• High School diploma plus 10 years specialized experience or a bachelor’s degree plus 5 years specialized experience.
• Must have a valid/ active Top Secret/ SCI Government Security Clearance. Note: US Citizenship is required to maintain a Top Secret / SCI Clearance.
• Hands-on planning experience with interagency partners, including the DoD Joint Planning Process and support to national counter-threat network operations.
• Proven experience applying financial and economic elements of national power to disrupt threat networks.
• Skilled in developing DoD strategies, CCMD campaign plans, and associated planning documents.
• Strong knowledge of the DoD Joint Planning Process and interagency operations.
• Expertise in applying financial/economic tools of national power to counter threat networks.
• Familiarity with federal performance measurement, reporting requirements, and the intelligence cycle.

Desired Skills

• Certifications such as CAMS (Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist) or CFE (Certified Fraud Examiner).
• Graduate of a military Joint Planners course.
• Background in certification, program support, or Intelligence Community operations.

Note: This role may require CONUS and OCONUS travel.

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