Counterintelligence Analyst - Active Clearance Required

LLNL•Livermore, CA

3h•$95,820 - $140,712•Hybrid

About The Position

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is seeking a Counterintelligence Analyst within its Counterintelligence Program. The role conducts counterintelligence and counterterrorism research, analysis, reporting, collaboration, training, and information management to identify threats and support national security stakeholders. The position reports to the Supervisory Analyst and is offered at either the K02.1 or K02.2 level, based on the hiring team’s assessment of knowledge and related experience. Additional responsibilities apply at the K02.2 level. The position has a hybrid schedule, combining in-person and virtual work, with the flexibility to work from home one day per week during non-Alternate Work Schedule work weeks. The role requires an active DOE Q-level clearance or an active Top Secret clearance issued by another U.S. government agency at the time of hire, and the ability to obtain and maintain SCI access. External applicants selected for the position must pass a post-offer, pre-employment drug test. Depending on assigned duties, the employee may work in Limited Areas where personal and/or laboratory mobile devices, including wireless-enabled devices, are restricted. The position is career indefinite and open to Lab employees and external candidates.

Requirements

Active DOE Q-level clearance or active Top Secret clearance issued by another U.S. government agency at the time of hire.
Ability to obtain and maintain Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) access.
Bachelor’s degree in a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and related experience or training.
Core knowledge of analytic principles, procedures, methodologies, and intelligence-information dissemination.
Fundamental understanding of national-security issues related to the USIC.
Familiarity with classified and unclassified databases, software applications, and intelligence research tools used to identify and assess foreign capabilities.
Core training in areas such as espionage, counterproliferation, weapons systems, and/or foreign intelligence services.
Familiarity with hardware, software, and network-system fundamentals.
Ability to interpret and apply governmental and Laboratory policies, procedures, orders, and regulations.
Sufficient written, verbal, briefing, and interpersonal communication skills.
Ability to exercise tact, diplomacy, sound judgment, and discretion with highly sensitive information.
At the K02.2 level, related intelligence-field experience and applied knowledge of analytic principles, procedures, methodologies, and intelligence-information dissemination.
At the K02.2 level, knowledge and experience addressing national-security issues related to the USIC.
At the K02.2 level, experience using classified and unclassified databases, software applications, and intelligence research tools to identify and assess foreign capabilities using conventional intelligence disciplines.
At the K02.2 level, specialized training in espionage, counterproliferation, weapons systems, and/or foreign intelligence services.
At the K02.2 level, experience interpreting and applying governmental policies, procedures, orders, and regulations.
At the K02.2 level, strong written, verbal, briefing, and interpersonal communication skills.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting CI/CT investigations, threat assessments, DOE data calls, or USIC coordination.
Demonstrated ability to communicate complex analytical findings clearly in written products and briefings.

Responsibilities

Conduct research and analysis supporting counterintelligence and counterterrorism investigations under the direction of senior staff.
Collect, analyze, and fuse information from open and secure sources to identify threats and assess foreign capabilities.
Provide analytical support for threat assessments and tactical and strategic intelligence products for local and national stakeholders.
Support or prepare briefings, debriefings, and presentations concerning foreign nationals, foreign travel, and CI/CT risks.
Support DOE data calls, programmatic initiatives, plans, and proposed policy changes.
Contribute to collaboration with Laboratory organizations, DOE, national laboratories, the U.S. Intelligence Community, and law enforcement.
Contribute to and deliver counterintelligence awareness and training materials.
Enter, retrieve, and manage information in Laboratory and USIC analytical and investigative systems.
Perform other duties as assigned.
At the K02.2 level, independently conduct comprehensive research and complex counterintelligence analysis with limited direction.
At the K02.2 level, produce complex threat assessments and intelligence products.
At the K02.2 level, participate in and, as appropriate, lead collaborative analytical projects.
At the K02.2 level, provide general direction to support staff and junior analysts.
At the K02.2 level, assist senior staff in developing recommendations on programmatic and policy matters.