Irregular Warfare Analyst

Booz Allen Hamilton•Honolulu, HI

3d•$77,600 - $176,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Irregular Warfare Analyst provides all-source intelligence analysis supporting military decision-making, competition targeting, and Countering Malign Influence (CMI) operations in the Indo-Pacific. The role integrates reporting from HUMINT, SIGINT, GEOINT, OSINT, CYBINT, and partner sources to develop timely, accurate, and actionable intelligence products. It researches and assesses adversary networks, influence operations, strategic messaging, and malign influence campaigns in support of target development, operational planning, campaign assessments, and information advantage initiatives. Working with staff, Army organizations, Joint partners, the Intelligence Community, and interagency organizations, the analyst produces intelligence assessments, executive briefings, threat assessments, whitepapers, and other finished intelligence products for operational and senior leadership decisions. The role applies Intelligence Community tradecraft and ICD 203 analytic standards, supports intelligence preparation activities, responds to Requests for Information, and contributes to mission success throughout the Pacific theater. TS/SCI clearance is required.

Requirements

At least 8 years of experience conducting all-source intelligence analysis in support of Department of Defense or Intelligence Community missions in an operational environment.
Experience supporting a Service Component Command, Combatant Command, Joint Task Force, or Intelligence Community organization.
Experience producing finished intelligence products, intelligence assessments, executive summaries, and senior-level briefings by researching, evaluating, and integrating all-source information.
Experience conducting network, association, temporal, and pattern analysis to identify adversary activities, relationships, vulnerabilities, and operational trends.
Experience using Intelligence Community databases and research tools, Microsoft Office Suite, and SharePoint.
Knowledge of Intelligence Community analytic tradecraft, structured analytic techniques, intelligence production processes, and ICD 203 standards.
Ability to work independently and coordinate across multiple military, Joint, Intelligence Community, interagency, and partner organizations.
TS/SCI clearance.
High school diploma or GED.

Nice To Haves

Experience developing target nominations, target intelligence packages, or other intelligence products supporting targeting.
Experience supporting competition targeting, CMI, information advantage, information operations, joint targeting, or related activities.
Experience applying targeting methodology, Joint Intelligence Preparation of the Operational Environment (JIPOE), operational design, or campaign planning.
Experience working with intelligence disciplines and associated data and tools, including HUMINT, SIGINT, GEOINT, OSINT, CYBINT, and partner reporting.
Experience supporting Intelligence Support to Information Advantage (ISIA), Military Information Support Operations (MISO), or other information-related capabilities.
Knowledge of Indo-Pacific regional security, strategic competition, and adversary military capabilities and influence activities.

Responsibilities

Integrate information from multiple intelligence disciplines and partner reporting to develop timely, accurate, actionable intelligence products.
Research and assess adversary networks, influence operations, strategic messaging, and malign influence campaigns.
Support target development, operational planning, campaign assessments, and information advantage initiatives.
Produce intelligence assessments, executive briefings, threat assessments, whitepapers, and other finished intelligence products for operational and senior leadership decision-making.
Apply Intelligence Community tradecraft and ICD 203 analytic standards.
Support intelligence preparation activities and respond to Requests for Information.
Conduct network, association, temporal, and pattern analysis to identify adversary activities, relationships, vulnerabilities, and operational trends.
Coordinate and work with staff, Army organizations, Joint partners, Intelligence Community organizations, interagency organizations, and partners.