Economic Analyst - Mid

Nalley Consulting•Washington, DC

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Join the Nalley Consulting team as an Economic Analyst. As an Economic All-Source Analyst on our team, you’ll help your client by providing intelligence production and briefing support to address dynamic intelligence requirements. Using your comprehensive understanding of all-source analytic tradecraft, production cycles, publication standards, community writing styles, and formats, you’ll produce strategic-level assessments and analysis of the economic health of foreign states and non-states and help determine the true level of defense spending and financial ability for and sustain military operations.

Requirements

At least 3 years of experience conducting analysis.
3+ years of experience producing all-source intelligence analysis reports and briefings and input to IC databases.
Experience with Microsoft Office and IC Databases.
Knowledge of macroeconomics and financial markets.
Ability to develop high-quality deliverables tailored to senior policymakers or defense stakeholders, including complex written products and formal or informal briefings.
3+ years of experience with economic analysis support in IC macroeconomics.
Knowledge of data science principles and databases, including SQL.
Knowledge of ICD 203/206 analytic tradecraft standards.
An active CI polygraph.
TS/SCI clearance.
Willingness to take CI poly.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's degree, or 7+ years of experience in all-source analysis in lieu of a degree

Responsibilities

Providing intelligence production and briefing support to address dynamic intelligence requirements.
Producing strategic-level assessments and analysis of the economic health of foreign states and non-states.
Determining the true level of defense spending and financial ability for and sustain military operations.
Producing all-source intelligence analysis reports and briefings and input to IC databases.
Developing high-quality deliverables tailored to senior policymakers or defense stakeholders, including complex written products and formal or informal briefings.