Missile and Air Defense Intelligence Analyst

Booz Allen Hamilton•Chantilly, VA

1d•$62,000 - $141,000•Remote

About The Position

Leverage intelligence research experience and foreign conventional missile knowledge to perform threat analysis and characterization. In partnership with Defense Intelligence Analysis Program (DIAP) Intelligence Community (IC) assessment authorities, analyze, characterize, and assess foreign threats informed by all available information in the intelligence record including GEOINT, SIGINT, MASINT, HUMINT, and OSINT. Develop missile threat characterization studies by applying SME and extrapolation beyond the intelligence record for foreign conventional missiles across terrestrial, maritime, and space systems domains. Provide assessments on system Research and Development products, timelines, designs, configurations, capabilities, performance, operations, employment strategies, and signatures. Leverage knowledge of foreign Integrated Air Defense and Ground-Based Radar systems to tailor assessments informing space initiatives generating, evaluating, and recommending force designs that enhance U.S. space-based systems, services, and architectures, such as those for ISR and missile warning. Apply knowledge of foreign weapon system architectures, networks, and technology along with experience using IC tools and databases to identify, extract, and analyze pertinent information and provide technical analysis to support protection initiatives. Engage IC partners to develop integrated analysis plans, solicit further insights, and collaborate on additional research. Identify information gaps and space threat information needs to task IC entities via standard IC tasking processes and request for information (RFI) tools to conduct additional collection and analysis. Author and coordinate threat assessment products on foreign missile programs combining intelligence information and Department of War (DoW) technical and operations analysis in collaboration with IC and DoW partners.

Requirements

5+ years of experience with all-source intelligence analysis and production
3+ years of experience analyzing foreign conventional weapons and multi-domain support including Ballistic Missiles, Hypersonic Missiles, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, Combat Aircraft, Non-Traditional ISR, and Integrated Air Defense Systems
Experience with national security space systems and architectures
Knowledge of foreign military operations and dependencies
Knowledge of U.S. national and service-specific IC roles, responsibilities, and DIAP authorities
Knowledge of IC reporting, sources, dissemination mechanisms, and tradecrafts
Ability to work in a dynamic environment, focused on networking with other IC partners
Active TS/SCI clearance
Willingness to take a polygraph exam
HS diploma or GED

Nice To Haves

Experience providing intelligence support to research and development efforts
Experience with conventional weapons at a Service Intelligence Center or IC component
Experience working in special access program and special access required environments
Knowledge of the missile and missile warning operations planning process
Knowledge of current US Space Command and Component intelligence operations
Possession of strong written and oral communication skills
Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Physical Science, Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, Operational Research, Computer Science, or an Intelligence field preferred
Master's degree a plus

Responsibilities

Perform threat analysis and characterization of foreign conventional missiles.
Analyze, characterize, and assess foreign threats using various intelligence sources.
Develop missile threat characterization studies.
Provide assessments on system R&D products, timelines, designs, capabilities, performance, operations, employment strategies, and signatures.
Tailor assessments informing space initiatives by leveraging knowledge of foreign Integrated Air Defense and Ground-Based Radar systems.
Recommend force designs that enhance U.S. space-based systems, services, and architectures.
Apply knowledge of foreign weapon system architectures, networks, and technology to identify, extract, and analyze pertinent information.
Provide technical analysis to support protection initiatives.
Engage IC partners to develop integrated analysis plans, solicit insights, and collaborate on research.
Identify information gaps and space threat information needs to task IC entities.
Author and coordinate threat assessment products on foreign missile programs.