Threat Intelligence Analyst

GENERAL DUTIES:

• Intelligence Analysis:

  • Analyze and synthesize information in line with ICD 203 analytical standards,

  • Conduct in-depth intelligence analysis focusing on emerging threats and threat trends

  • Utilize knowledge of the intelligence community (IC) mission, capabilities, and partners for effective research and analysis

• Briefing and Communication:

  • Provide briefings to senior executives on strategic intelligence and force protection matters

  • Develop and deliver executive briefs to Department of Defense (DoD) and other senior leaders

• Liaison and Program Development:

  • Employ data-supported storytelling techniques to report results and provide context

  • Employ facilitation techniques to draw out diverse perspectives and achieve consensus.

• Research and Analysis:

  • Develop and implement plans with actionable outcomes, aligning with the "Always Be Closing" principle

  • Support collecting and analyzing raw information for finished intelligence products

  • Leverage knowledge of customer and adversary for targeted research on threat vectors.

• Operational Support:

  • Coordinate and craft intelligence requirements to address identified information gaps

  • Monitor and integrate information from various IC partners to support intelligence products

  • Tailor information and intelligence products to meet unique requirements of decision-makers

  • Continuously gather feedback to improve intelligence product creation and delivery.

  • Promote knowledge-sharing culture and encourage employees to contribute to the knowledge base.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:

• 15+ years of experience in intelligence analysis, with a focus on emerging threats and force protection,

• 10+ years of experience in briefing senior executives on strategic intelligence matters,

• Deep understanding of the intelligence cycle and IC capabilities,

• Exceptional communication and facilitation skills,

• Ability to synthesize complex information into clear, actionable intelligence.

• Master's degree in foreign policy/international relations, homeland security, or related discipline. (Bachelor's degree with additional experience acceptable)

DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS:

• Experience with Collections Management , Intelligence Planning, and/or Understanding Targeting Cycle, AT/FP Training

CLEARANCE:

• TS/SCI minimum