Protocol Analyst 4

Weeghman & Briggs•Jessup, MD

4d•$212,284 - $248,286•Onsite

About The Position

Weeghman & Briggs is seeking a motivated, mission-driven Protocol Analyst 4 to support critical government initiatives in Annapolis Junction, Maryland. The role supports mission-critical programs in secure government environments and involves analyzing requirements, translating them into actionable solutions, collaborating with cross-functional teams, ensuring compliance with contract and security standards, and contributing ideas to improve processes, efficiency, and performance. Candidates must have an active TS/SCI clearance with polygraph, experience supporting government or DoD programs, expertise in access discovery and enablement, and DNI/DNR/CNE experience. Relevant experience must involve signals analysis, waveform analysis, network troubleshooting, network traffic characterization, and/or network security analysis. The position is onsite and full-time, with a listed salary range of $212,284–$248,286. The company describes a close-knit culture where employees can contribute to mission success and pursue advancement, leadership visibility, and long-term career development. Weeghman & Briggs provides a competitive benefits package; specific benefits are not detailed in the posting.

Requirements

Active TS/SCI clearance with polygraph.
Experience supporting government or DoD programs.
Ability to work independently and within a collaborative team environment.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Expertise in access discovery and enablement.
DNI/DNR/CNE experience.
Relevant experience must be in signals analysis, waveform analysis, network troubleshooting, network traffic characterizations, and/or network security analysis.
Doctoral degree with 7 years of relevant experience; or master's degree with 9 years; or bachelor's degree with 11 years; or associate degree with 13 years; or high school diploma/GED with 15 years of experience and completion of qualifying military training.
Bachelor's degree, if used to meet the qualification, must be in Engineering, Mathematics, Computer Science, a Physical Science, or a related technical field.
For the high-school/GED qualification pathway, completion of military training course 451 (Intermediate Signals Analysis) or 452 (Advanced Signals Analysis), or participation in or graduation from the Military COMINT Signals Analysis Program (MCSAP), is required.