Energy Analyst

SOSi•Fort Meade, MD

2d•Onsite

About The Position

This position is contingent upon award of contract. The Energy Analyst will provide all source intelligence analysis and collection, assembling all available and relevant information, data, and knowledge obtained from multiple intelligence disciplines for the Infrastructures and Resources Analysis Program (IRAP). Infrastructure and logistics assessments consist of all source intelligence research, knowledge base development, analysis and reporting on military and civilian structures, supply chains, systems, and resources. The contractor shall perform analysis on parts of infrastructure systems. Essential Job Duties Analysis performed on parts of infrastructure systems include Energy infrastructures, systems, resources, facilities / installations, networks, and equipment. Energy infrastructures may include electric, power, oil, and gas production / generation, transmission, and distribution systems along with oil and gas reserves. Industrial facilities including production and operations of significant foreign defense industries, both military and strategic. Additional energy related topics such as required. Energy Analyst will research and analyze all sources of data to produce intelligence reports that inform customers of foreign resources, capabilities, intentions, and networks. Analyze infrastructure networks and systems, both functional and logical, reporting relationships to identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses. Build network descriptions and integrate data across the infrastructure enterprise to identify interdependencies, weaknesses, and resource allocations. Research all information and intelligence sources to identify key characteristics and capabilities related to military and civilian infrastructure. Develop or update specialized knowledge bases of capabilities specific to military and/or civilian infrastructure and resources. Research, review, update and/ or create records and maintain current database holdings to identify key characteristics and capabilities related to military and civilian infrastructure and resources.

Requirements

Active TS/SCI security clearance.
Master’s degree in an area related to Intelligence Studies, International Relations, National Security, Military Science, or a related field.
At least 8 years of experience conducting analysis relevant to the specific labor category with at least a portion of the experience within the last 2 years.

Nice To Haves

Direct experience supporting DIA, Combatant Commands, or Joint Staff planning functions.
Professional military education (e.g., Joint Professional Military Education, Command and General Staff College) or equivalent.

Responsibilities

Provide all source intelligence analysis and collection.
Assemble all available and relevant information, data, and knowledge obtained from multiple intelligence disciplines for the Infrastructures and Resources Analysis Program (IRAP).
Perform analysis on parts of infrastructure systems, including energy infrastructures, systems, resources, facilities/installations, networks, and equipment.
Analyze energy infrastructures, which may include electric, power, oil, and gas production/generation, transmission, and distribution systems, along with oil and gas reserves.
Analyze industrial facilities, including production and operations of significant foreign defense industries, both military and strategic.
Research and analyze all sources of data to produce intelligence reports that inform customers of foreign resources, capabilities, intentions, and networks.
Analyze infrastructure networks and systems, both functional and logical, reporting relationships to identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses.
Build network descriptions and integrate data across the infrastructure enterprise to identify interdependencies, weaknesses, and resource allocations.
Research all information and intelligence sources to identify key characteristics and capabilities related to military and civilian infrastructure.
Develop or update specialized knowledge bases of capabilities specific to military and/or civilian infrastructure and resources.
Research, review, update and/or create records and maintain current database holdings to identify key characteristics and capabilities related to military and civilian infrastructure and resources.