CWF Administrator

Panama City, FL
Full Time
Experienced
Location: Panama City Beach, FL
Job Type: Full-Time
Security Clearance: Secret

AERMOR is seeking a CWF Administrator to provide administrative and operational support for the NSWC PCD Cyber IT/Cybersecurity Workforce (CIT/CWF) Program. This role requires in-depth knowledge of DoDD 8140.01 & DoDD 8140.03 and involves managing personnel qualifications, credentialing, and compliance documentation.

Key Responsibilities:
 
  • Assist and directly support the CIT/CWF Program Manager (PM) in daily program operations.
  • Analyze and document individual qualifications and credentials in compliance with DoDD 8140.01 & DoDD 8140.03.
  • Audit and maintain CIT/CWF personnel records using a locally developed database system.
  • Perform extensive records management, ensuring all documentation is accurate and up to date.
  • Coordinate with supervisors of government personnel and CIT/CWF members to track workforce compliance.
  • Conduct quality assurance reviews for SAAR (System Authorization Access Requests), Privileged Access Agreements (PAAs), and other CIT/CWF-related documentation.
  • Provide technical writing support for directives, policies, and procedures related to the CIT/CWF program.
  • Ensure proper routing and guidance for all CIT/CWF-related credentialing and appointment documentation.

Required Skills & Qualifications:
 
  • Strong understanding of DoDD 8140.01 & DoDD 8140.03 policies.
  • Experience with cybersecurity workforce management, credentialing, and compliance tracking.
  • Proficiency in database management and records auditing.
  • Experience in technical writing and documentation review.
  • Ability to work with government supervisors and CIT/CWF members to ensure program compliance.
  • Strong organizational and quality assurance skills to review and maintain program documentation.

Preferred Qualifications:
 
  • Experience in cybersecurity workforce administration or DoD personnel programs.
  • Familiarity with NSWC PCD policies and database systems.
  • Prior experience working with SAARs, PAAs, and cybersecurity-related personnel documentation.

 
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