Cyber Network Threat Analyst

MANTECH•Springfield, VA

3d•$91,600 - $153,800•Onsite

About The Position

MANTECH seeks a motivated, career and customer-oriented Cyber Network Threat Analyst to join our team in Springfield, VA. The Counterintelligence Threat Technical Analyst will leverage their strong technical background and knowledge to support the Sponsor’s mission by providing expert threat analysis and cyber defense support.

Requirements

High School Diploma/GED with 6+ years of progressively responsible experience in Network Analysis.
A Bachelor’s degree can substitute for 2 years of experience and a Master’s degree can substitute for 1 year of experience.
Experience identifying, deciphering, and understanding network artifacts.
Ability to possess or obtain certification to comply with DoD 8570.01-M Information Assurance (IA) IATII requirements within one calendar year.
An active TS/SCI with the ability to obtain and maintain a Polygraph.

Nice To Haves

Credentialed graduate of an accredited federal or DoD CI training academy.
Bachelor’s or post-graduate degree in a Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics discipline.
Possession of a DoD Cyber Crimes Investigator certification.
Significant experience with malware analysis and cyber risk automation tools.

Responsibilities

Guaranteeing the completion of accurate and timely reports, ensuring all processes and activities align with established timeframes and standard operating procedures.
Offering written and technical analysis to support forensic reports, CI Cyber inquiries, and recurring monthly, quarterly, and annual CI Cyber Threat reports.
Detecting anomalous network activity through data analysis, evaluating intrusion detection systems, incident tickets, event and log analysis, and security change tracking.
Performing thorough threat analysis, generating forecasts and alerts, and recommending effective countermeasures to mitigate risks.
Investigating malicious code to determine attack vectors, payloads, and the extent of damage while proposing corrective actions.
Identifying and translating stakeholder needs into technical requirements while documenting best practices and lessons learned for quality assurance.