Signals Analyst Level 4

IntelliGenesis•Columbia, MD

10d•$116,000 - $159,000

About The Position

This role involves identifying vulnerabilities and attacks on systems, including hardware, software, personnel, procedures, logistics, and physical security. The analyst will compare and contrast various system attack techniques, develop effective countermeasures, and produce formal and informal reports and briefings on actual and potential attacks against studied technologies.

Requirements

US Citizens Only
Active TS/SCI Clearance and Polygraph required
Minimum of seven (7) years of experience and a Doctoral degree or nine (9) years of relevant experience and a Master's degree or eleven (11) years of relevant experience and a Bachelor's degree or fifteen (15) years of relevant experience and an Associate's degree required.
A high school diploma or GED plus 15 years of experience, or an Associate's degree plus 13 years of relevant experience will be considered for those who have completed relevant military degree programs (or equivalent), OR who have completed relevant military training for example: Navy Intermediate Technical ELINT Analyst, Air Force Intermediate Technical ELINT Analyst, 451/461 Intermediate Signals Analysis, 452 Advanced Signals Analysis, Military COMINT Signals Analysis Program (MCSAP), Military ELINT Signals Analysis Program (MESAP), Military OpELINT Signals Analysis Program (MOSAP)
Background knowledge and experience in SIGINT sub-disciplines: COMINT (Communication Externals/COMEXT), ELINT, and Network/Protocol analysis.
TechELINT experience required
Familiar with modern RF and communication technologies
Familiar with discovery mission and techniques
Familiar with collection and tasking flow
Proficient in software tools: SEDB, THRESHER, WIRESHARK
Experience in working in collaborative environment with various external partners
Background in tradecraft and analytic development

Responsibilities

Identify vulnerabilities of and attacks to the design and operation of a system (H/W, S/W, personnel, procedures, logistics, and physical security) by relating vulnerabilities and attacks to effects on the operations and missions supported by those systems
Compare and contrast various system attack techniques and develop operationally effective countermeasures
Produce formal and informal reports, briefings, and perspectives of actual and potential attacks against the technologies being studied