Domain Analyst

Booz Allen Hamilton•Colorado Springs, CO

1d•$86,800 - $198,000•Remote

About The Position

As an expert in defense missions, your unique background inspires you to think bigger, push further, and ask questions others don’t. We need your extensive mission experience and advisory skills to solve some of our clients’ most complex operational, technical, and strategic challenges—and deliver solutions that keep our nation safe. As a defense mission expert, you’ll bring your leadership, operational planning, Joint Force, DOTMLPF, MDMP, JCIDS, and Combatant Command expertise to work alongside thought leaders in cyber, digital modernization, engineering, science, software development, analytics, and multi-domain operations. You’ll apply this expertise on projects spanning homeland defense, foreign threat analysis, mission assurance, vulnerability assessments, C4 architecture, and mission system modernization across multiple services and Combatant Commands. You’ll use your skills to research, develop, analyze, assess, plan, and support mission-critical work that strengthens operational readiness and mission assurance. This includes assessing mission essential tasks, mapping key cyber terrain, building and analyzing client mission threads, evaluating vulnerability assessment results, and coordinating across internal and external partners to gather artifacts, validate information, and document findings. You will develop, test, and refine analytic processes, define repeatable methodologies, and build mission assurance tools, including updates to Domain Cyber-mission assurance portals, to better integrate data, identify shortfalls, and enhance risk-based decision-making. Work with us to solve, identify, analyze, and evaluate complex systems, policies, and instrumentation related to foreign threats, homeland security, Joint Force operations, and evolving mission environments. Your ability to brief defense audiences, including senior military, civilian, and contractor stakeholders, will help ensure shared understanding, drive alignment, and accelerate mission outcomes. You served your country, and now you can continue that mission with us. Further your career while creating mission-forward solutions that matter—and shape the future of joint operations, mission assurance, and national defense. Join us. The world can’t wait.

Requirements

Experience in warfighting mission domains, including homeland defense or civil support, and Joint Force missions, processes, and organizational culture
Experience delivering solutions aligned with Secretary of War, Joint Staff, Combatant Command, defense agency, and bi‑national operational priorities
Experience with operational mission planning, plan assessment, and mission thread development
Experience applying structured, repeatable, and verifiable analytic methods to assess Joint Force, OSW, defense agency, bi‑national, and Combatant Command missions
Experience working within a Maritime Operations Center (MOC), Air Operations Center (AOC), or service component headquarters
Ability to brief defense audiences, including senior military, civilian, and contractor stakeholders
TS/SCI clearance
Bachelor’s degree
DoDM 8140.03 Certification such as Security+ Certification
Graduate of U.S. Air Force or Naval Command & Staff School

Nice To Haves

Experience solving issues across DOTMLPF areas, including doctrine, organization, training, materiel, leadership, personnel, facilities, or resources
Experience with tools and platforms such as Maven, MADSS, and DRRS
Experience with multi‑domain systems and environments
Experience with DoW Artificial Intelligence models used to support analytic research
Experience in Joint or Service‑level Exercise Planning
Experience with the Atlassian Suite, including Confluence or Jira, Test & Evaluation, or the Acquisition and Development Lifecycle
Knowledge of non‑Joint Force clients requiring familiarity with Joint Force, OSD, defense agency, or Combatant Command missions
Master’s degree in Homeland Security
Homeland Security Graduate Certification
Graduate of the Navy’s Maritime Advanced Warfighting School (MAWS)

Responsibilities

Research, develop, analyze, assess, plan, and support mission-critical work that strengthens operational readiness and mission assurance.
Assess mission essential tasks.
Map key cyber terrain.
Build and analyze client mission threads.
Evaluate vulnerability assessment results.
Coordinate across internal and external partners to gather artifacts, validate information, and document findings.
Develop, test, and refine analytic processes.
Define repeatable methodologies.
Build mission assurance tools, including updates to Domain Cyber-mission assurance portals, to better integrate data, identify shortfalls, and enhance risk-based decision-making.
Solve, identify, analyze, and evaluate complex systems, policies, and instrumentation related to foreign threats, homeland security, Joint Force operations, and evolving mission environments.
Brief defense audiences, including senior military, civilian, and contractor stakeholders.