Electronic Warfare Analyst

Booz Allen Hamilton•Colorado Springs, CO

1d•$62,000 - $141,000•Remote

About The Position

Serve as the primary technical authority for characterizing and assessing foreign Electronic Warfare (EW) operations, threat environments, and technical requirements. Responsible for conducting sophisticated, predictive analysis of both current and projected adversary air and ground-based EW architectures to identify and mitigate emergent threats to the National Security Space Enterprise. Utilize a deep technical mastery of EW system architectures, networks, and signal technologies to leverage specialized Intelligence Community (IC) databases and analytic tools. Integrate EW into the targeting, planning, and overall military strategy. Extract, evaluate, and synthesize complex data sets into high-fidelity, technical intelligence that directly underpins space protection initiatives. Develop authoritative foreign EW Orders of Battle and specialized intelligence designed to optimize defensive and offensive postures across the joint force. Evaluate the vulnerabilities inherent in battlefield communication networks, specifically identifying adversary Electronic Attack (EA) tactics engineered to degrade, disrupt, or defeat Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Cyber, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C5ISR) architectures. Actively engage with IC partners to formulate integrated analytical strategies, solicit specialized insights, and drive collaborative research initiatives. Identify critical intelligence gaps or specific threat information needs and leverage standard IC tasking protocols and Request for Information (RFI) mechanisms to direct targeted collection and supplementary analysis. Author and coordinate threat assessment products on foreign EW systems combining intelligence information and Department of Defense (DoW) technical and operations analysis in collaboration with IC and DoW partners.

Requirements

3+ years of experience with EW analysis working in DoW or IC
3+ years of experience with SIGINT intelligence analysis and production working in DoW or IC
Knowledge of Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations
Knowledge of components of EW, including Electronic Attack, Electronic Protect, and Electronic Support
Knowledge of foreign military EW systems
Knowledge of IC reporting, sources, dissemination mechanisms and tradecrafts
Knowledge of National Security Space Systems and Architectures
Ability to work in a dynamic environment, focused on networking with other IC partners
Active TS/SCI clearance; willingness to take a polygraph exam
HS diploma or GED

Nice To Haves

Experience in radio frequency theory, RADAR, or antenna theory
Experience providing intelligence support to research and development efforts
Experience working in special access program and special access required environments
Completion of military EW training

Responsibilities

Characterize and assess foreign Electronic Warfare (EW) operations, threat environments, and technical requirements.
Conduct predictive analysis of adversary EW architectures to identify and mitigate emergent threats.
Leverage specialized Intelligence Community (IC) databases and analytic tools.
Integrate EW into targeting, planning, and military strategy.
Extract, evaluate, and synthesize complex data sets into technical intelligence.
Develop foreign EW Orders of Battle and specialized intelligence.
Evaluate vulnerabilities in battlefield communication networks and identify adversary EA tactics.
Engage with IC partners to formulate analytical strategies and drive collaborative research.
Identify critical intelligence gaps and direct targeted collection.
Author and coordinate threat assessment products on foreign EW systems.