All Source Intelligence Analyst

SAIC•Quantico, VA

2d•$120,000 - $140,000•Onsite

About The Position

SAIC is seeking an All Source Intelligence Analyst to support the Foreign Risk Evaluation (FRE) Program within the Office of the Deputy Under Secretary of the Navy for Intelligence and Security in the Department of the Navy. The analyst will work on a team that develops, implements, performs, and oversees due diligence reviews of Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) proposals and Fundamental Research (FR) grant applications submitted to organizations within the Department of War, including the Department of the Navy. The position is fully on site in Quantico, Virginia. The role involves researching and assessing entities, their personnel, corporate structures, funding, investments, patents, and relationships to identify foreign ownership, control, or influence concerns and other potential threats. The analyst produces reports and briefings for military services, agencies, analytical organizations, and leadership; maintains analytic and knowledge-management tools; applies structured analytic techniques; and ensures products comply with applicable security, handling, dissemination, records-management, and oversight requirements. The anticipated salary range is $120,000 to $140,000, based on experience and qualifications.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree and nine years of experience, or a master’s degree and five years of professional experience in intelligence or counterintelligence; additional years of experience may substitute for a degree.
TS/SCI clearance.
U.S. citizenship.
Experience in one or more of the following: all-source intelligence analysis, counterintelligence analysis, fundamental research, industrial security, due diligence reviews, Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM), research or technology grants and proposals, or SBIR/STTR programs.
Experience conducting open-source research and analysis to assess threats posed by entities with identified risks.
Excellent presentation, oratory, and written communication skills.
Excellent knowledge and understanding of Intelligence Oversight rules and regulations.
Current and historical knowledge of threats posed by traditional and non-traditional intelligence collection activities.
Demonstrated ability to produce timely and effective results.
Ability to work independently and with personnel from multiple organizations.
Ability to coordinate and collaborate with a team located in different locations around the world.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of Intelligence Community Directive 203.
Knowledge of Intelligence Community Directive 206.
Knowledge of Joint Publication (JP) 2-0.
Knowledge of Department of Defense Directives (DoDD) 5240.10 and 5240.02.
Knowledge of Department of Defense Instructions (DoDI) 5000.86, 5240.04, 5240.18, 5240.19, and 5240.24.

Responsibilities

Support comprehensive reviews of SBIR/STTR proposals and related entities by developing and contributing to the evaluation process.
Research and analyze entities to identify patterns, concerns, threats, and potentially nefarious indicators for referral to NCIS as part of the FRE process.
Produce analytic reports summarizing trends, analyses, and threats from foreign entities affecting SBIR/STTR and FR proposals.
Contribute to continuous monitoring of previously assessed entities with stakeholders to detect emerging foreign ownership, control, or influence concerns within policy and legal bounds.
Provide analytical and briefing support to DON and DOW services and agencies, analytical offices and organizations, and leadership on intelligence and counterintelligence findings that may affect national security.
Identify trends and patterns involving intellectual property theft and technology transfer, and provide informational briefings to support mitigation efforts.
Identify access and threat vectors exploited by foreign intelligence entities or other adversaries targeting DOW technologies.
Identify and assess U.S. and international patents associated with entities or their personnel, including published, applied-for, and granted patents.
Identify and assess sources of entity funding and revenue, emphasizing foreign funding and revenue.
Identify and assess foreign investments and investors, including venture capital entities.
Identify and assess corporate hierarchies, including parent, ultimate parent, and subsidiary companies.
Identify and assess interpersonal relationships involving co-authorships.
Maintain analytic databases, trackers, link charts, timelines, order-of-battle products, and other knowledge-management tools.
Apply structured analytic techniques to reduce bias, test assumptions, assess alternatives, and communicate uncertainty.
Ensure intelligence products comply with applicable security, handling, dissemination, records-management, and oversight requirements.
Work independently and with team personnel, analysts, and managers from multiple organizations.
Collaborate, as authorized, with collection managers, intelligence disciplines, operational planners, law enforcement partners, and other stakeholders.