Counterterrorism Advisor - Central Asia

About the role

Amentum supports the U.S. Department of Justice's ICITAP program, which provides training, advisory and mentoring services to host nations. As an independent contractor, you will serve as a Counterterrorism Advisor in Dushanbe, Tajikistan and/or Tashkent, Uzbekistan, reporting to the ICITAP Law Enforcement Assistance Attaché. You will mentor and guide host nation law enforcement on counterterrorism investigations, evidence collection and extremist activities, and produce reports and training programs.

Key responsibilities

• Mentor law enforcement on investigative techniques, evidence collection and follow-up to terrorism and extremist-related crimes
• Analyze host nation capabilities, compile detailed reports on investigations and counterterrorism initiatives, and assess gaps in investigative capabilities
• Maintain databases on terrorism-related activities, foreign terrorist fighter recruitment trends and regional counterterrorism efforts
• Help design, implement and evaluate civilian police training programs, and organize in-country and regional training sessions
• Advise on counterterrorism policies, procedures and regulations, and review pending legislation with DOJ experts
• Monitor program delivery, prepare outcome reports and keep accurate records of program activities

Required profile

• Minimum of 20 years of law enforcement and/or counterterrorism experience
• Proven success in administrative and operational management, verified by past supervisors
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively, and to manage subordinates
• Must be able to obtain and maintain a Public Trust Waiver US Government clearance; US citizenship is required

Required skills

• Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
• Excellent written and oral communication and analytical abilities
• Ability to manage multiple complex projects and meet reporting deadlines
• Desired: knowledge of Tajikistan and Uzbekistan criminal law and of laws, judicial procedures and evidence rules