CFIUS Analyst; Intelligence Analyst

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Location: Washington, DC, District of Columbia, United States

Requisition Number:26680

Required Travel: 0 - 10%

Employment Type:

Full Time/Salaried/Exempt

Anticipated Salary Range:$96,131.00-$

Security Clearance:

TS/SCI

Level of

Experience:

MidHI

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HII - Mission Technologies seeks a full-time Senior Committee on Foreign Investments in the United States (CFIUS) Analyst to support our customer in Office of National Security (ONS), Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) effort. This individual will work full-time on-site in Washington, DC at the Humphrey Building.

In this role, you will work on cutting-edge policy, legal, and operational issues at the nexus of national security, emerging technologies, and international economics and finance. Specifically:

• Serves as a CFIUS Analyst, able to advise, draft, and review documentation, policies, and procedures IAW applicable Federal Law, Executive Orders, Presidential Decision Directives, and local agency policy
• Manages and monitors the CFIUS email box for correspondence, to include case reviews, declarations, and non-notified transactions
• Utilizes SharePoint and MS Excel for case management
• Gathers, analyzes, evaluates, and prepares recommendations for program improvements, organizational process changes, optimization, development, and / or administration efforts for the CFIUS program
• Develops, drafts, edits, and reviews policy, procedures, and processes to provide critical information in support of formal CFIUS assessments on behalf of ONS and HHS pursuant the Department of Treasury CFIUS program
• Prepares, produces, edits, and disseminates, both scheduled and ad hoc, formal and informal reports, summaries, and products as directed by [contractor and government] Senior leadership
• Provides advice, recommendations, and oversight to ONS policy and procedure development relating to CFIUS, security, and analysis
• Helps identify, as appropriate, any national security concerns that arise as result of the transaction, that is a direct equity for ONS
• Monitors compliance with national security agreements as needed
• Performs all-source research and due diligence on international transactions
• Provides authoritative advice, analytical support, and recommendations on key mission-critical policy issues
• Drafts Risk Based Analysis (RBS) for cases as needed or requested
• Drafts memos, case summaries and PowerPoint presentations as requested
• Performs analysis of all HHS OpDiv and Staff Div input, as requested
• Participates in and conduct policy review and analysis of a complex, highly sensitive nature on specific cases
• Conducts in-depth analysis and provide recommendations in certain cases concerning: the HHS programs’ risk posed by the transaction, or the options available to mitigate the risks posed by the transaction