Offensive Cyber Analyst

Parsons Corporation•Alexandria, VA

49d•$112,200 - $196,400

About The Position

Parsons is seeking an Offensive Cyber Operations Analyst to support the Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of War for Cyber Operations Policy in developing, implementing, and assessing policies, strategies, and plans for offensive cyberspace operations.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university in related field.
Minimum 10 (Ten) years of experience supporting offensive cyberspace operations.
Demonstrated experience providing technical support and advice on offensive cyber capabilities, processes, and execution.
Familiarity with intelligence-development-operations, targeting, and USCYBERCOM processes.
Knowledge of offensive cyber policy development, strategy formulation, and implementation.
Minimum five years of experience briefing complex cyber operational, policy, and risk concepts to GO/FO/SES-level leaders.
Ability to interface effectively with senior-level leadership.
Excellent verbal, written, interpersonal, and presentation skills.
Active DoW Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree from an accredited university.
Experience supporting DoW or USCYBERCOM offensive cyber policy, planning, or operations.
Familiarity with cyber authorities, operational planning processes, and joint cyber space operations.

Responsibilities

Provide analytical and strategic support for Offensive Cyber Operations, including monitoring and evaluating planned and executed operations and campaigns.
Conduct deliberate analysis of offensive cyber missions, operational objectives, risks, authorities, and outcomes.
Support the development and implementation of policies, strategies, plans, and authorities related to offensive cyberspace operations.
Assist leadership in assessing the alignment of OCO activities with DoW policy, strategy, guidance, and operational requirements.
Apply knowledge of intelligence-development-operations, targeting, and USCYBERCOM processes to support OCO policy and strategy development.
Provide technical support and advice on offensive cyber capabilities, processes, mission execution, and operational planning.
Prepare analyses, reports, briefings, summaries, and decision-support materials for senior DoW leadership.
Brief complex cyber operational, policy, strategy, and risk concepts to GO/FO/SES-level leaders.
Coordinate with DoW organizations, USCYBERCOM, intelligence partners, operational commands, and other stakeholders.
Support the identification of operational risks, capability gaps, policy issues, and opportunities to improve offensive cyber effectiveness.