Cyber Threat Analyst

Booz Allen Hamilton•Charlottesville, VA

3d•$61,900 - $141,000•Remote

About The Position

As a Cyber Threat Analyst on our team, you’ll work as part of a contract team. In this role, you will use the intelligence cycle to evaluate cyber threats that follow Intelligence Community (IC) standards, specifically ICD 203 and ID 206, to inform DoW and IC partners. You must understand U.S. Army, Combatant Command (COCOM), and DoW structures to identify cyber threats to ground force modernization and operation. You will produce technical intelligence by combining SIGINT, HUMINT, and OSINT to assess the impact of cyber threats on foreign military capabilities. Cyber threats are evolving. Booz Allen is committed to creating an environment where you not only keep pace with the industry, but propel it forward. With access to academic programs, certifications, and opportunities to use expert tradecraft, we’ll continuously invest in you so you can create the career you want as you grow.

Requirements

Experience with all-source intelligence or military intelligence
Experience with writing and briefing
Experience applying ICD 203 and ICD 206 to intelligence products
Experience combining multiple intelligence types, including SIGINT, HUMINT, OSINT, and GEOINT, to create finished intelligence reports
Ability to tailor technical information for tactical, operational, and strategic audiences
TS/SCI clearance
Bachelor's degree and 5+ years of experience with cyber threat intelligence, or 9+ years of experience with cyber threat intelligence in lieu of a degree

Nice To Haves

Experience with JP 3-12 and JP 5-0
Experience using the MITRE ATT&CK framework and Cyber Kill Chain to analyze adversary intrusions
Experience with the U.S. Army’s organizational structure and the relationship between COCOMs and the DoW
Knowledge of U.S. Army ground systems and C4 networks
Knowledge of the DoW acquisition lifecycle
Bachelor's degree in CS, Electrical Engineering, or Computer Engineering
DoW 8140v2 Intermediate or Advanced Certification

Responsibilities

Investigate the most pressing cyber threats impacting the U.S. Army.
Take on the adversary’s perspective, identify their motivations, and recommend ways to harden systems, reduce their attack surface, and thwart malicious actors.
Use the intelligence cycle to evaluate cyber threats that follow Intelligence Community (IC) standards, specifically ICD 203 and ID 206, to inform DoW and IC partners.
Understand U.S. Army, Combatant Command (COCOM), and DoW structures to identify cyber threats to ground force modernization and operation.
Produce technical intelligence by combining SIGINT, HUMINT, and OSINT to assess the impact of cyber threats on foreign military capabilities.