WTI Analyst-Technical Analyst

CACI•Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD

1d•Onsite

About The Position

CACI is seeking an All-Source Analyst to perform technical analysis and assist with collecting and disseminating information to U.S. and coalition forces, on a need-to-know basis, concerning target-device tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs), technology, and safe-handling procedures. The position supports the C5ISR Center at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, and involves producing technical exploitation analysis and reporting to support Department of Defense efforts and threat-network targeting. The analyst conducts technical analysis of unmanned systems, improvised explosive devices (IEDs), and other improvised weapons-system incidents to determine technical profiles. The role may require short-notice travel within the continental United States and overseas, including possible conflict areas, and deployment to perform duties independently in potentially austere environments. The position requires an active TS/SCI clearance and an All-Source Military Intelligence MOS background with formal military intelligence training. Candidates must meet the stated education and experience pathway and bring expertise in all-source intelligence production, C-UAS and/or C-IED analysis, Weapons Technical Intelligence assessments, and technical analysis of commercial technology devices, particularly RCIEDs and UAS. The role also involves researching intelligence sources, developing and presenting assessments, and supporting analytical policies and procedures. The position is full-time and regular, with up to 50% travel. The proposed salary range is $75,200–$158,100 USD. CACI describes a culture centered on integrity, innovation, trust, and continuous growth, and offers flexible time off, learning and development opportunities, and comprehensive benefits covering healthcare, wellness, financial and retirement support, family support, continuing education, and time off.

Requirements

Active TS/SCI clearance.
All-Source Military Intelligence MOS background and completion of formal military intelligence training or school, such as 35F.
Experience with all-source intelligence analytical production and reporting.
Bachelor’s or associate’s degree plus 3 years of experience, or 6 years of experience.
Experience with C-UAS and/or C-IED analysis and reporting.
Ability to conduct Weapons Technical Intelligence assessments on battlefield recoveries and commercial-off-the-shelf items to provide technology assessments.
Experience conducting functional analyses of commercial technology devices, specifically RCIEDs and UAS, and briefing on them with technical proficiency.
Ability to provide indications-and-warning and trend-analysis data on target devices and TTPs.
Knowledge of current events and targeting, customs, historical, assessment, and pattern-analysis processes.
Proficiency with standard MS Office applications and intelligence-related automation used for analysis and product development.
Proficiency with specialized intelligence tools used to create final products.
Strong research, analytical, writing, and briefing skills, including the ability to clearly communicate information to different audiences.
Ability to travel CONUS and OCONUS on short notice, including to possible conflict areas.
Ability to deploy and work independently in potentially austere environments.
Ability to operate effectively as part of a remote analytical team supporting CJOA requirements.

Nice To Haves

Experience providing intelligence support on issues within the CENTCOM area of responsibility or other specific Combatant Commands.

Responsibilities

Conduct all-source analysis and assist in collecting and disseminating information about target-device TTPs, technology, and safe-handling procedures to U.S. and coalition forces on a need-to-know basis.
Produce finished exploitation reports combining multiple forensic disciplines to support Department of Defense exploitation efforts.
Exploit intelligence disciplines, including TECHSIGINT, SIGINT/CYBER, and MASINT, across classified information levels to support exploitation and threat-network targeting.
Conduct technical analysis and exploitation of unmanned systems, IEDs, and other improvised weapons-system incidents to determine technical profiles.
Conduct Weapons Technical Intelligence assessments of battlefield recoveries and commercial-off-the-shelf items to provide technology assessments.
Conduct functional analyses of commercial technology devices, specifically RCIEDs and UAS, and brief on them with technical proficiency.
Provide indications-and-warning and trend-analysis data concerning target devices and TTPs.
Research classified and unclassified databases to support laboratory exploitation reports.
Monitor and analyze strategic and operational intelligence information.
Research, author, and coordinate threat assessments for Combatant Commanders and/or intelligence-community leaders.
Present, discuss, and defend assessments to intelligence and technical communities.
Assist with developing and maintaining analytical policies and procedures.
Search and screen media sources and assess intelligence impacts.
Generate specialized analytical products.
Travel CONUS and OCONUS, potentially on short notice and to conflict areas, to support theater-level exploitation efforts.
Deploy and perform duties independently in potentially austere environments.
Operate as a member of a remote analytical team supporting CJOA requirements.