C-UAS Operations Analyst

CACI International•Alexandria, VA

3d•$109,800 - $241,600

About The Position

CACI is seeking a C-UAS Operations Analyst to provide technical analysis and develop strategies for counter-unmanned aircraft systems (C-UAS) operations, readiness, and force structure. The role evaluates complex challenges, conducts war-gaming and simulations, and provides data-driven recommendations to senior leaders on warfighting concepts and resource management. The analyst provides expertise across one or more warfighting domains and supports operational planning, testing, training, and capability development.

Requirements

Active TS/SCI security clearance.
Completion of a formal military intelligence school or equivalent IC school or training.
A bachelor's degree and at least 4 years of experience, an associate degree and at least 8 years of experience, or a high school diploma/GED and at least 10 years of recent specialized experience.
Demonstrated understanding of threat-device engineering and function.
Expert understanding of C-UAS layered defense.
Ability to integrate UAS and C-UAS TTPs into operational and intelligence planning.
Ability to identify UAS and analyze trends in target devices and TTPs.
Strong research, analytical, writing, and briefing skills, including the ability to clearly communicate information to different audiences.
Ability to generate or provide specialized analytical and technical products.
Proficiency in using specialized tools to create final products.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of and ability to analyze the latest commercial-based and emerging technologies that could be used by adversaries, and explain how their use would affect DoD capability.
Detailed understanding of various UAS platforms, including aerial, ground, and maritime platforms.
Knowledge of C-UAS detection, tracking, and mitigation technologies.
Familiarity with electromagnetic spectrum operations related to C-UAS.

Responsibilities

Conduct all-source analysis and assist with collecting and disseminating information to U.S. and coalition forces, on a need-to-know basis, concerning target-device tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs), technology, and safe handling procedures.
Use intelligence disciplines including TECHINT, SIGINT/CYBER, HUMINT, and MASINT across classified information levels.
Provide expertise and operational analysis for C-UAS operations across one or more warfighting domains.
Analyze service-specific requirements, operational concepts, and TTPs for C-UAS employment.
Analyze C-UxS threats, vulnerabilities, and capability gaps within the assigned domain.
Develop and recommend domain-specific C-UAS solutions, integration strategies, and operational procedures.
Coordinate with service component representatives, Joint staff, and interagency partners to ensure C-UAS capabilities meet domain-specific operational requirements.
Support test events, training exercises, and vulnerability assessments with domain expertise.
Prepare analytical reports, briefings, and recommendations for senior leaders and stakeholders.