Information Management Officer

Company: Xator Corporation
Location: Reston
Posted on: April 2, 2021

Job Description:

Vaxcom Services Inc. (an Xator Corporation National Security Solutions Company) is a niche provider of intelligence related support services. We are recognized experts in Intelligence Community with subject matter expertise in the areas of Technical/IT Services, Operations, and Intelligence Services.--

Clearance Requirement:
Active TS/SCI clearance with a polygraph is required.-- Information Management Officer Reston/Herndon/Chantilly, Virginia Information Management Officers have broad knowledge of the organization's information management governance process and the issues that impact electronic record keeping systems, filing systems, metadata, records retention and disposition, vital records, classification and control markings, etc. Positions manage office-level information management programs to ensure that information management systems meet corporate and customer business needs. Positions also assess problems and develop solutions to resolve complex issues, which promote efficiency and improve day-to-day information management operations. In addition, positions are expected to maintain currency on technical job knowledge through attending courses, seminars, workshops, etc. and by reading technical journals. Duties, Tasks, and Responsibilities Communicates the information management program within the office to ensure that personnel are aware of their information management responsibilities. Conducts evaluations and compliance reviews regarding the office's record keeping system and procedures; analyzes information management processes to identify shortcomings; raises issues and makes recommendations to senior management; initiates corrective action to improve efficiency.-- Conducts records and information system inventories/audits and assists managers in developing, documenting, and disseminating adequate and proper record keeping requirements. Coordinates efforts to dispose of information within information systems in accordance with approved policy. Determines what office's records are "vital records" (records that must be retained in a secure location in the event of a natural or other disaster). Develops instructional material and delivers training to office personnel.-- Develops strategies to communicate to customers the value and business importance of information management (IM) and the technical systems deployed in support of IM functions. Gathers, analyzes, and presents data and recommendations regarding the record holdings of the office under general supervision. Equal Opportunity Statement
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