Cyberspace Intelligence Analyst II

Cyberspace Intelligence Analyst II

Salary:
Up to $125K, based on education and experience
Security Requirements: TS/SCI with CI Poly (both active).

Education:

Minimum of high school diploma.

Certifications:

None Required.

• Serves as an Intelligence Specialist with responsibilities for participating in the production of all-source intelligence products pertaining to cyberspace operation and planning activities.
• Applies a wide range of intelligence analytic skills to monitor, assess, and report on cyberspace operations, capabilities, vulnerabilities, and personalities that could pose a threat to US computers, communications, weapon systems, and operations.
• Advises stakeholders on key developments in their assigned area, including immediate and long-term responses.
• Conducts reviews, identifies gaps, recommends solutions, and ensures alignment with strategies.
• Supports decision making and special projects on the preparation, production, and coordination of written products and briefings for stakeholders and leadership.
• Leads and acts as a full participant in JPGs and OPG/OPTs developing and integrating cyber capabilities into planned operations, and in support of Combatant Commander regionally-focused planning efforts.
• Contributes to the development of cyberspace operations through the analysis of intelligence products; performs a vast array of cyberspace intelligence analyst duties with limited guidance.
• Possesses an in-depth understanding of intelligence analytic concepts to monitor, assess, and report on cyberspace operations, capabilities, and vulnerabilities.
• Contributes substantive content for operational level reports, briefings, and
  Operational plans (OPLANS).
• With no guidance, advises stakeholders and coordinates actions.
• Develops, integrates, and maintains operational TTPs, SOPs, and Concept of Operations (CONOPs).
• Evaluates countermeasure assessments and provides recommendations to leadership on implementation of countermeasures.
• Contributes substantive content to the development of complex analytic approaches and recommendations to problems and situations for which data are incomplete, controversial, or which no precedence exists.