Cyberthreat Intelligence Analyst

Peraton•Chantilly, VA

About The Position

Serves as a Cyberthreat Intelligence Analyst providing synthesis, fusion, and analysis of multiple threat information sources using recognized and required elements of analytic tradecraft and analytic methodology. Work in a cooperative manner amongst a community of interest of analysts to share and leverage information. Produce products that provides unique perspective of cyber threat to specific systems (platforms, interconnected systems, networks, etc), adversary intent and capabilities to induce cyber effects into the system to degrade, deny, or defeat its intended operation.

Requirements

Active TS/SCI clearance with poly.
7 years with AS/AA; 5 years with BS/BA, 3 years with MS/MA. However, four years of additional experience can be accepted in lieu of a Bachelor's degree.
Analysts should have at least 5 years of general military intelligence analysis, OR 2 years of cyber network operations/analysis experience.
Analysts should be proficient in providing detailed written and oral briefings to senior flag officers and decision makers.
Analysts should have demonstrated effective communication skills in accordance with ICD 203 (Analytical Standards).
Strong inter-personal skills and an ability to interact with all levels of customer, leadership, and mission partners.
Self-motivated with the ability to work independently and in a team environment.

Nice To Haves

Experience using intelligence analysis or research tools such as RMT, DataXplorer, Pulse, TestFlight, FADE, Palantir, Analyst Notebook, Multi-media Message Manager (M3), CHROME, HOTR, Distributed Common Ground System (DCGS), Intelink / Intellipedia.
An understanding of the threats that target defense industrial firms and experience operationalizing the Cyber Kill Chain, Mitre ATT&CK, and Diamond Model.
Familiarity with the current cyber threat landscape, and the various actors involved, is strongly desired.

Responsibilities

Perform analytical research in a team environment focused on cyber threat actors/activity.
Author and review intelligence products by applying technical expertise.
Consult and make recommendations for new solutions to cyber analytical issues as needed.
Provide synthesis, fusion, and analysis of multiple threat information sources using recognized and required elements of analytic tradecraft and analytic methodology.
Work in a cooperative manner amongst a community of interest of analysts to share and leverage information.
Provide strategic advice, technical guidance and expertise to program and project staff.
Participate quarterly meetings and workings groups, etc., as required.
Collaborate with analysts across the Intelligence Community agencies and Defense Criminal Investigative Organizations (AFOSI, CID, DCIS) on a regular basis.
Brief customers, partners, and stakeholders on analytic findings on a regular basis.
Develop product that provide unique perspective of cyber threat to specific systems (platforms, interconnected systems, networks, etc), adversary intent and capabilities to induce cyber effects into the system to degrade, deny, or defeat its intended operation.