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General Dynamics Information Technology•College Park, MD

24d•$128,039 - $173,229•Onsite

About The Position

The Energy Analyst provides all-source intelligence analysis and collection in support of the Infrastructures and Resources Analysis Program (IRAP). The role assembles and evaluates information, data, and knowledge from multiple intelligence disciplines to produce assessments on foreign military and civilian energy infrastructure, supply chains, systems, and resources. The analyst conducts research, develops specialized knowledge bases, and delivers analytic reporting on energy-related industries, production systems, and critical infrastructure networks. The work includes evaluating energy facilities, installations, networks, and resources to determine capabilities, vulnerabilities, interdependencies, and strategic implications. The analyst also maintains and updates infrastructure and resource databases to inform customers about foreign capabilities, intentions, and operational networks.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience.
At least 8 years of related experience.
Active TS/SCI clearance with polygraph.
U.S. citizenship required.
Skills in data analysis and reporting, intelligence analysis, and intelligence gathering.

Responsibilities

Provide all-source intelligence analysis and collection for IRAP, assembling information and knowledge from multiple intelligence disciplines.
Conduct all-source research, knowledge-base development, and analytic reporting on military and civilian infrastructure, supply chains, systems, and energy-related resources.
Analyze energy infrastructure systems, including facilities, installations, networks, equipment, electric power, oil and gas production and generation, transmission and distribution systems, associated reserves, and industrial facilities supporting foreign defense industry production and strategic operations.
Research and analyze all-source data to produce intelligence reports on foreign resources, capabilities, intentions, and networks.
Organize and present analytic findings using charts, timelines, and graphs as appropriate.
Obtain data from government and commercial sources when required and verify accuracy through quality-control checks.
Analyze functional and logical energy infrastructure networks and systems to identify vulnerabilities, weaknesses, interdependencies, and resource allocations.
Build network depictions and integrate data across the energy-infrastructure enterprise to highlight system linkages and dependencies.
Research relevant information and intelligence sources to identify key characteristics and capabilities of military and civilian energy infrastructures.
Develop or update specialized knowledge bases containing capabilities, system characteristics, and resource information for energy-related infrastructures.
Research, review, update, and maintain database records to ensure current and accurate documentation of military and civilian energy infrastructure characteristics and capabilities.
Address additional energy-related topics as required by the Government.

Benefits

Comprehensive benefits and wellness packages.
401(k) with company match.
Competitive pay.
Paid time off.
Medical plan options, some with Health Savings Accounts.
Dental and vision plans.
Full flex work weeks where possible.
Vacation, sick and personal time, holiday, paid parental, military, bereavement, and jury duty leave.
Short- and long-term disability benefits, life insurance, and other insurance offerings.
Career growth tools and internal mobility support.