Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst

Peraton•North Las Vegas, NV

20h•$104,000 - $166,000

About The Position

The Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst conducts expert research and evaluates technical and all-source intelligence, emphasizing network operations and cyber warfare tactics, techniques, and procedures. The work focuses on threats to networked weapons platforms and U.S. and DoD information networks. The analyst evaluates network events for their impact on current operations and conducts all-source research to determine adversary capability and intent. The analyst prepares assessments and cyber threat profiles based on classified and open-source information, correlates threat data from multiple sources, and develops and maintains analytical procedures as requirements change. The role uses standard intelligence methods and business processes to collect data and produces papers, presentations, recommendations, and findings for senior U.S. government intelligence and network operations officials.

Requirements

Minimum experience: 12 years with a BS/BA, 10 years with an MS/MA, 7 years with a Ph.D., or 16 years with a high school diploma or equivalent.
At least a TS clearance, with the ability to obtain Q/SCI.
Experience in cyber threat intelligence, cybersecurity operations, intelligence analysis, or a related discipline.
Knowledge of cyber threat intelligence methodologies, intelligence sources, and analytical techniques.
Understanding of IOCs, adversary TTPs, APT operations, and cyber threat landscapes.
Familiarity with intelligence reporting, classification procedures, and secure information-sharing practices.
Understanding of network security, cybersecurity monitoring, and incident response processes.
Strong analytical, written communication, briefing, and interpersonal skills.
Ability to collaborate effectively with government customers, mission partners, and interagency stakeholders in a classified environment.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting DOE, Intelligence Community, or other federal cybersecurity missions.
Experience developing threat assessments, adversary profiles, and intelligence reporting.
Relevant certifications such as Security+, GCTI, GCIH, CISSP, or CTIA.

Responsibilities

Research and evaluate technical and all-source intelligence, with an emphasis on network operations and cyber warfare tactics, techniques, and procedures.
Assess threats to networked weapons platforms and U.S. and DoD information networks.
Analyze network events to determine their impact on current operations.
Conduct all-source research to determine adversary capability and intent.
Prepare assessments and cyber threat profiles using classified and open-source information.
Correlate threat data from various sources.
Develop and maintain analytical procedures to meet changing requirements and support maximum operations.
Collect data using standard intelligence methods and business processes.
Produce papers, presentations, recommendations, and findings for senior U.S. government intelligence and network operations officials.