Counterproliferation All-Source Intelligence Analyst

Booz Allen Hamilton•Virginia Beach, VA

1d•$77,500 - $176,000•Onsite

About The Position

As a counterproliferation analyst, you use your specialized experience and attention to detail to give your client the actionable intelligence and context they need. If you have strong analytical skills and a problem-solving mindset, we have an opportunity to use those skills. As a counterproliferation analyst on our team, you will design, develop, and execute solutions in support of intelligence organizations, missions, or processes. You’ll apply advanced skills, extensive technical expertise, and full industry knowledge. You’ll develop innovative solutions to complex problems, work without considerable direction.

Requirements

8+ years of experience with intelligence, U.S. government all-source analytic production, or specialized intelligence analysis training
Experience authoring products utilizing ICD 203 and ICD 206 tradecraft standards
Ability to work in a fast-paced, collaborative environment
Active TS/SCI clearance; willingness to take a polygraph exam
HS diploma or GED and 12+ years of experience with analysis, or Bachelor’s degree and 8+ years of experience with analysis

Nice To Haves

Experience with all-source intelligence analysis for military activities and operations, such as missiles and delivery systems, advanced weapons systems, counterproliferation, and counterterrorism
Experience working at a Combatant Command or in a forward-deployed environment
Experience in task management or mission management
Knowledge of the intelligence cycle and intelligence planning

Responsibilities

Design, develop, and execute solutions in support of intelligence organizations, missions, or processes.
Apply advanced skills, extensive technical expertise, and full industry knowledge.
Develop innovative solutions to complex problems.
Work without considerable direction.
Develop high-quality deliverables tailored to senior policymakers or defense stakeholders, including complex written products, ad hoc reports, and formal or informal briefings.