All Source Analyst (Multiple Levels)

Noblis•McLean, VA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Noblis is seeking All Source Analyst(s) to work in a dynamic mission-oriented environment within McLean, Virginia. As an All Source analyst, you will analyze and integrate all source intelligence related to terrorism and Counterterrorism (CT), and support CT customers by researching, preparing, and delivering written intelligence products, responses to taskings, and deliver oral presentations.

Requirements

Experience producing daily situational awareness reports on terrorism threats to the United States and U.S. interests worldwide.
Experience conducting all-source intelligence analysis using multiple intelligence sources to deliver timely threat assessments.
Experience developing intelligence products using databases, mapping tools, and graphics while collaborating with the Intelligence Community, Department of State, and other agencies to coordinate reporting.
Experience applying analytic tradecraft, advanced writing, and analytical skills to produce accurate intelligence products.
US Citizenship is required.
Active Top Secret/SCI clearance with Polygraph.

Nice To Haves

Prior experience working with an intelligence community department or agency.
Experience and application of Intelligence Community Directives (ICD) 203 and 206.
Experience supporting continuous mission operations with the ability to support shift differentials

Responsibilities

Conducting all-source intelligence analysis to identify, assess, and report on terrorism and counterterrorism threats to the United States and U.S. interests worldwide.
Producing daily situational awareness reports, threat assessments, intelligence summaries, and other written intelligence products in support of mission requirements.
Researching, evaluating, and integrating information from multiple intelligence sources to develop timely and accurate assessments of emerging threats, trends, and terrorist activities.
Responding to intelligence taskings and customer requirements by developing concise, well-supported analytical products and providing timely responses to information requests.
Developing intelligence products using intelligence databases, mapping tools, visualization platforms, and graphics to effectively communicate complex analytical findings.
Collaborating with Intelligence Community elements, Department of State personnel, and other government agencies to coordinate reporting, validate information, and develop comprehensive assessments.
Applying Intelligence Community analytic tradecraft, including ICD 203 and ICD 206, to ensure intelligence products are objective, accurate, properly sourced, and analytically rigorous.
Delivering oral presentations and intelligence briefings to customers, leadership, and mission stakeholders on current and emerging terrorism-related threats.
Identifying intelligence gaps, conducting targeted research, and recommending additional collection or analytical requirements to address emerging mission needs.
Monitoring global terrorism developments and maintaining situational awareness of threats, organizations, individuals, regions, and events relevant to U.S. national security interests.
Supporting continuous mission operations, including shift-based coverage and rapidly changing priorities, while maintaining the quality and timeliness of intelligence reporting.
Maintaining effective working relationships with mission partners and customers to understand intelligence requirements and deliver actionable, customer-focused analysis.
Applying critical thinking, advanced research, writing, and analytical skills to assess complex and sometimes conflicting information and produce defensible intelligence judgments.
Supporting the identification of emerging threats and trends through the analysis of historical and current intelligence reporting, operational data, and other relevant information.