- Lead, develop, and streamline the Director's Action Group (DAG)support functions 
 
 - Identify internal and external issues that may impact the NRO and take appropriate action as approved by the U.S. Government 
 
 - Draft, consolidate, coordinate, and edit executive-level documentation to ensure consistency with organizational strategic objectives; apply an in-depth knowledge and understanding of DoD/IC issues, policies, programs, and procedures affecting the NRO 
 
 - Make recommendations and prepare briefings, point papers, and other materials based on analysis of complex policy issues and documents 
 
 - Participate in external committees, Integrated Process Teams (IPTs), working groups, and task forces 
 
 - Ensure critical information is disseminated to internal and external agencies including the OSD, ODNI, and mission partner equivalent offices 
 
 - Perform and maintain DAG support functions to include recognition programs, training, and security 
 
 - Manage NRO TIER actions for supported office 
 
 - Analyze and assign or perform actions, as appropriate 
 
 - Coordinate responses and assess for accuracy prior to senior management review 
 
 - Manage and execute the action tracking process, develop standard operating procedures, and serve as facilitator for user requirements 
 
 - Monitor progress on actions, generate metrics to demonstrate accountability for meeting deadlines and quality expectations; prepare periodic reports on action status and keep leadership aware of late, pending, and new actions 
 
 - Disseminate policy and legislative changes to appropriate parties internal to the NRO 
 
 - Draft, proofread, edit, and provide final review of internal and external correspondence 
 
 - Coordinate and maintain presentations for audiences up to the NRO-Level, maintain a quality control process for all presentations 
 
 - Participate in DAG-related meetings 
 
 - Manage records generated during the execution of the Directorate's projects and programs IA W Federal Laws and Regulations, as well as NRO Directives and Instructions 
 
   
    
    
 - Senior Level AOs possess the same desired skill set as the Intermediate Level. Desired Education and Relevant Experience outlined in the below table below. 
 
 - Demonstrated experience in one (1) or more of the following areas: federal acquisitions, DoD or the IC budget and finance processes, and National Security Policy 
 
 - Demonstrated experience working with senior executives at multiple organizational levels 
 
 - Demonstrated experience using Microsoft Office and standard computer applications 
 
 - Demonstrated experience adapting to a rapidly changing work environment while maintaining flexibility and versatility 
 
 - Demonstrated experience fostering solid relationships that promote cooperation and communicate expectations 
 
 - Demonstrated experience analyzing situations and make well-informed decisions 
 
 - Demonstrated experience communicating effectively and concisely using a variety of styles and techniques appropriate to the audience