UXS Policy and Information Analyst

CACI International•Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD

14d•$63,300 - $129,700

About The Position

CACI is hiring a UXS Policy and Information Analyst to support Department of War (DoW) efforts to identify and assess Critical Electronic Components (CECs) in Unmanned Systems. The analyst researches, analyzes, and reports on technical documentation and policy compliance, producing work that informs Government decisions. The position requires an active TS/SCI clearance and involves up to 10% travel within the Continental United States. The role evaluates UxS/UAS policies and documentation, component information, and compliance with applicable NDAA provisions and DoW policy. The analyst prepares documented research products and risk summaries, communicates findings to technical and nontechnical stakeholders, and supports risk mitigation recommendations. CACI describes a culture centered on integrity and innovation, an environment of trust and autonomy, and an emphasis on continuous growth. Employees have access to a flexible time off benefit, learning resources, competitive compensation, and benefits intended to support employees and their families. The proposed salary range is $63,300–$129,700 USD, with final compensation affected by factors including location, relevant experience, skills, education, and certifications.

Requirements

Active TS/SCI security clearance.
At least three years of experience in research, analysis, or a related technical field.
Experience assessing technical documentation and producing defensible written findings.
Ability to explain in writing why a component is or is not material to a system's functionality or compliance.
Experience evaluating compliance with policy, standards, or technical requirements.
Strong written and verbal communication skills, attention to detail, and sound judgment.
Ability to work independently and manage multiple research tasks.

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with UAS, Remotely Piloted Vehicles, or Uncrewed Systems (UxS) architectures and subsystems.
Experience with open-source research.
Knowledge of cybersecurity fundamentals, computer systems, networks, and DoW cybersecurity practices.
Bachelor's degree in cybersecurity, information technology, computer science, engineering, intelligence studies, or a related field.
Experience supporting DoW, the intelligence community, the Defense Industrial Base, or other national security environments.
Experience applying cybersecurity or risk management standards, such as NIST or CNSS.
Experience supporting Exception to Policy (ETP) boards or similar review processes.

Responsibilities

Analyze UxS/UAS policy and documentation to evaluate Critical Electronic Components (CECs) and their roles in system functions.
Review Bills of Materials (BOMs), parts lists, and manufacturer documentation to identify CECs under the NDAA and other policies.
Prepare concise, well-supported research products and risk summaries.
Evaluate information against NDAA provisions (FY20 Section 848 and FY23 Section 817), related procurement restrictions, and DoW policy.
Research component manufacturers, OEMs, suppliers, and manufacturing locations using publicly available information.
Maintain source documentation and distinguish facts, assessments, assumptions, and information gaps in deliverables.
Explain complex technical issues to technical and nontechnical stakeholders.
Coordinate with Government personnel, technical SMEs, and security stakeholders to refine research questions.
Support recommended risk mitigations and alternatives.