Exploitation Analyst (EA): Level 1-4

Sentar•Camp Smith, HI

About The Position

Sentar is seeking Exploitation Analysts in Hawaii at Levels 1–4. The role requires relevant experience in computer science or information systems design and development, programming, information/cyber/network security, vulnerability analysis, penetration testing, computer forensics, information assurance, and/or systems engineering, as well as network or system administration experience. Candidates should be familiar with digital network penetration testing and evaluation, fingerprinting and OS analysis, TCP/IP full-stack vulnerability analysis, mobile and digital network exploitation, digital forensics across multiple operating systems, LAN/WAN data-flow analysis, physical and logical network analysis, scripting and automation, rapid prototype development, open-source reconnaissance, and client systems policies and procedures. The experience level determines the role level: 2 years for Level 1, 5 years for Level 2, 8 years for Level 3, and 11 years for Level 4. A graduate degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, or an appropriate field may substitute for the required years of experience. Candidates must demonstrate in-depth experience in at least two skill areas in at least three listed categories, including domain expertise and analysis, agency analytic tools and databases, SIGINT collection systems, metadata analysis, data mining, presentation, data visualization, business intelligence, computer science, scripting, databases, cloud computing, object-oriented programming, mathematics and statistics, statistical analysis, modeling and machine learning, graph theory, and algorithm design.

Requirements

Relevant experience in computer science or information systems design/development, programming, information/cyber/network security, vulnerability analysis, penetration testing, computer forensics, information assurance, and/or systems engineering.
Experience in network or system administration.
Familiarity with digital network penetration testing and evaluation; fingerprinting/OS analysis; TCP/IP full-stack vulnerability analysis; mobile and digital network exploitation; multiple-OS digital forensics; LAN/WAN data-flow analysis; physical/logical network analysis; scripting and automation; rapid prototype development; open-source reconnaissance; and client systems policies and procedures.
Experience requirement by level: 2 years for Level 1, 5 years for Level 2, 8 years for Level 3, and 11 years for Level 4.
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Network Engineering, Systems Engineering, IT, CE, EE, CS, Computer Forensics, Cyber, SE, IA, or Computer Security. A graduate degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, or an appropriate field may substitute for the required years of experience.
Experience in network and systems administration.
Experience in both offensive and defensive cyber operations, such as penetration testing, intrusion detection, threat hunting, and incident response.
Demonstrated in-depth experience in at least two skill areas in at least three listed categories: Domain Expertise/Analysis; current agency analytic tools and databases; SIGINT collection systems; metadata analysis; data mining; presentation; data visualization; business intelligence; presentation skills; computer science; scripting; databases; cloud computing; object-oriented programming; mathematics/statistics; statistical analysis; modeling/machine learning; graph theory; and algorithm design.