Fusion/All Source CUAS Analyst

CACI•Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD

3d•$75,200 - $158,100•Onsite

About The Position

CACI is seeking an All-Source Analyst at Aberdeen Proving Grounds in Aberdeen, Maryland. The analyst conducts analysis and supports collection and dissemination of information about threat UAS tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs), technology, and response procedures to U.S. and coalition forces on a need-to-know basis. The role also creates products for delivery to Department of War agency headquarters offices in support of national taskings. The analyst exploits information from intelligence disciplines including TECHSIGINT, SIGINT/CYBER, and MASINT across classified levels to produce briefs, intelligence products, technical reports, and executive summaries. The role requires independent performance of functional duties and travel within and outside the continental United States, potentially to conflict areas, on short notice. The position requires an active TS/SCI clearance and may involve travel of up to 50%.

Requirements

Active TS/SCI clearance.
All-source military or fusion intelligence MOS background and completion of formal military intelligence training or school, such as 35F or 1N4X1.
Experience with all-source or fusion intelligence analytical production and reporting.
Bachelor's or associate degree plus 3 years of experience, or 6 years of experience.
Experience with CUAS analysis, reporting, and staff- or higher-level product creation and briefing.
Experience conducting functional analyses of commercial-base technology devices, specifically RCIEDs and UAS, and describing how the devices function.
Knowledge of and ability to analyze commercial-based and emerging technologies that could be used by adversaries and explain how their use would affect Department of War capabilities.
Ability to provide trend analysis data on UAS incidents and TTPs.
Knowledge of current events in targeting, customs, historical, assessment, and pattern analysis processes.
Proficiency with standard MS Office applications and intelligence-related automation supporting analysis and product development.
Proficiency with specialized intelligence tools for creating final products.
Strong research, analytical, writing, and briefing skills, including the ability to clearly communicate information to different audiences.
Ability to work effectively as a member of a remote analytical team supporting CJOA requirements.
Experience providing intelligence support on issues within the CENTCOM area of responsibility or other specific COCOMs.

Nice To Haves

OS 301 and OS 302 certifications.
Basic Python coding experience.
Basic knowledge of NRL Builder software.
Basic knowledge and use of handheld spectrum analyzers, such as Field Fox, Tetley, and R&S PR200.

Responsibilities

Analyze and assist with collecting and disseminating information on threat UAS TTPs, technology, and response procedures to U.S. and coalition forces on a need-to-know basis.
Create products for delivery to Department of War agency headquarters offices in support of national taskings.
Exploit information from intelligence disciplines such as TECHSIGINT, SIGINT/CYBER, and MASINT across classified levels to create briefs, products, technical reports, and executive summaries.
Travel within the continental United States and outside the continental United States, potentially to conflict areas, on short notice to disseminate relevant threat information.
Perform functional duties independently.
Conduct functional analyses of commercial-base technology devices, specifically RCIEDs and UAS, and explain how the devices function.
Analyze commercial-based and emerging technologies that may be used by adversaries and articulate their effects on Department of War capabilities.
Provide trend analysis data on UAS incidents and TTPs.
Research unclassified and classified databases for written products and oral presentations.
Monitor and analyze strategic and operational intelligence information.
Provide research support to analysts producing Intelligence Community reports and briefings, and direct support to current operations.
Research, author, and coordinate threat assessments supporting the Commander and/or leaders in the U.S. civilian intelligence community.
Present, discuss, and defend assessments to intelligence and technical communities.
Assist with developing and maintaining analytical policies and procedures.
Generate specialized analytical products and search or screen media sources to assess intelligence impacts.
Operate as a member of an analytical team remotely in support of CJOA requirements.