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Parsons•Columbia, SC

23h•Onsite

About The Position

Parsons is seeking talented All-Source Intelligence Analysts to support U.S. Cyber Command (USCYBERCOM) J2. In this role, you will provide all-source intelligence analysis, production, and mission support, helping to collect, fuse, analyze, and communicate intelligence that enables cyberspace operations, operational planning, targeting support, risk assessment, and senior leader decision-making. The ideal candidate is a mission-focused analyst with experience supporting DoD, Intelligence Community, or cyber mission customers; strong writing and briefing skills; and the ability to synthesize reporting from multiple intelligence disciplines into clear, timely, decision-relevant products.

Requirements

Active TS/SCI w/Poly
Bachelor’s degree (additional years of experience may be considered in lieu of degree)
8+ years of relevant intelligence, cyber, national security, military, or DoD/IC mission experience.
Experience conducting all-source intelligence analysis for DoD, Intelligence Community, cyber, counterintelligence, targeting, information operations, or national security missions.
Experience researching, evaluating, and synthesizing intelligence reporting from multiple sources.
Experience writing intelligence products, operational summaries, threat assessments, or decision-support briefings.
Familiarity with IC analytic standards, including ICD 203 analytic tradecraft principles.
Ability to work independently, manage multiple priorities, respond quickly to RFIs, and produce quality work in a dynamic mission environment.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office, SharePoint, and common IC research/reporting tools.

Nice To Haves

Prior experience supporting USCYBERCOM, CNMF, a Service Cyber Component, Cyber Mission Force team, Combatant Command, NSA, DIA, or a J2/J3/J5/J39 staff.
Knowledge of cyber threat actors, APTs, cyber kill chain concepts, malware/infrastructure analysis, adversary TTPs, or cyber-enabled influence operations.
Familiarity with tools such as M3, TAC, Palantir, Analyst’s Notebook, FADE/MIST, RMT, Intelbook, or comparable IC databases and analytic platforms.
Experience supporting targeting, target systems analysis, link/nodal analysis, network analysis, or target package development.
Experience with OSINT/PAI research and commercially available information tools.
Military intelligence background, formal intelligence training, or equivalent IC/DoD analytic certification.

Responsibilities

Conduct all-source intelligence analysis in support of USCYBERCOM J2 mission requirements, operational planning, and cyberspace operations.
Fuse classified and open-source reporting from multiple intelligence disciplines, including SIGINT, HUMINT, OSINT/PAI, GEOINT, MASINT, cyber threat intelligence, and operational reporting.
Develop written intelligence products, analytic notes, briefings, threat summaries, target support packages, and rapid-response products tailored to operational and senior leader needs.
Identify intelligence gaps, trends, anomalies, emerging threat activity, adversary behavior, and operationally relevant indicators.
Support requests for information, intelligence preparation of the operational environment, target development, mission planning, and assessment activities.
Use IC tools, databases, and analytic platforms to research, discover, organize, and evaluate relevant intelligence.
Apply structured analytic techniques and IC analytic tradecraft standards to ensure analytic rigor, sourcing transparency, and confidence-based assessments.
Collaborate with J2 analysts, planners, collection managers, cyber operators, targeting personnel, and interagency mission partners.
Maintain awareness of adversary cyber actors, malign influence activity, cyber-enabled threats, geopolitical context, and relevant operational developments.
Prepare and deliver concise oral briefings to technical and non-technical audiences.