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Technical Security and Signals Countermeasures (TSSC) Support Analyst– TS/SCI with CI Poly

United Statesfull_timeVerifiedPosted 11 Oct 2024

About the role

Technical Security and Signal Countermeasures Support Analyst – TS/SCI with CI Poly Xcelerate Solution is seeking an experienced Technical Security and Signal Countermeasures Support Analyst. This position supports the full range of technical activities required for the Office of Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), Center for Security Evaluation (CSE) to appropriately service ICD 702 mission requirements. Come join our award-winning organization and work with some of the most talented and brightest minds in the GovCon industry. Location: Bethesda, MD Security Clearance: TS/SCI with CI PolyResponsibilities:

Analyze intelligence content to discover the core components and relationships for a technical security vulnerability.
Understand, review, analyze and evaluate technical security vulnerabilities and needs.
Conduct analysis of vendor tool offerings and advise government on tool selection.
Support project manager in managing a project timeline and ensuring the on-time submission of client deliverables.
Coordinate and collaborate across business and technology functions to ensure comprehensive technical solutions are delivered.
Support the preparation and facilitation of client meetings, workshops, and focus groups with technical and non-technical audiences.
Serve as a technical security and intelligence analyst directly supporting the mission to lead, direct and support ICD 702 doctrine, requirements, and training to integrate, enhance, and optimize IC TSSC programs in the support of the protection of national intelligence.
Consult with other TSSC organizations and external stakeholders to define technical requirements, needs, or problems.
Serve as the primary liaison between government leadership and technical security program stakeholders.
Provide SME support and program coordination to TSSC exercises and integrate TSCM, TEMPEST, CND and offensive technical surveillance disciplines.
Provide senior level decision makers independent reviews, summaries, and assessments and potential mitigation reports of technical threats to US SCIFS involving acoustic, electrical, optical, and radio frequency domains.
Establish joint solutions and processes to address current and future technical threats.
Develop reports, information/decision papers, project calendars, metrics, and briefings for senior leaders and external stakeholders.
Develop relevant technical analysis products.
Coordinate industry engagements and lead technical discussions.
Engage in technical program management meetings and reviews e.g., tiger teams, working groups, ad hoc meetings, to inform the government on supporting technical requirements of joint development efforts.
Gather, review, analyze and process information from the meetings for analysis, assessments, and general program data to aid with execution reporting.
Support the program decision review processes at senior leader levels.
Conduct deep dive data and process analysis.
Identify technical threat scenarios and solutions, ensuring they have been properly tested, defects are resolved, and a quality end user product is delivered.

Minimum Requirements:

At least 3 years’ experience with performing collection or analysis as a technical analyst, systems analyst, systems engineer, developer, data engineer, technical intelligence analyst, or similar discipline in current or prior role(s).
Working knowledge of IC intelligence cycle
Strong business/interagency relationship management skills.
An active TS/SCI w/ CI Poly clearance
Comfort with serving in a client-facing role to internal and external stakeholders leading and facilitating briefings, working groups, meetings, etc.
Aptitude to quickly learn new skills and abilities on-the-job.
Comfort with navigating ambiguity and client needs that rapidly evolve on a weekly basis.
Excellent written and interpersonal skills with the ability to articulate technical concepts and solutions to both a technical and non-technical audience.
Ability to adapt to new office technologies (e.g. Confluence)
Ability to problem-solve and learn new skills quickly and effectively.
Ability to synthesize critical aspects