Intelligence Analyst III

Responsibilities

• Conduct all-source intelligence analytic assessments to address the impact of compromised cyber data on Army technologies and programs.
• Produce and deliver an IR to annotate their findings.
• Coordinate, track, compile, and produce ARTPC Intelligence Impact Statements per ARTPC CIDA SOP.
• Respond to Request for Information (RFI) from Government Security Specialists and Contractor Engineers to support ARTPC formal assessments.
• Assign a CIDA analyst(s) to support the validated RFI.
• Review Army Damage Assessment Reports’ Case Data and conduct initial analysis of compromised cyber information to identify Army equities (i.e., triage – searching compromised data for sensitive information on Army programs, technologies, and warfighting capabilities).
• Maintain a record of all RFI requests and responses to support CIDA case management, metrics, reporting, and workload analysis.
• Conduct incident reviews, data analysis, and reporting within prescribed timelines IAW the ASA(ALT) CIDA SOP.
• Develop and monitor case assignments, tasks, and production schedules, and manage projects/production of supervised CIDA analysts.
• Cook up coordination tasking with CIDA Triage (DC3) (Linthicum, MD), NCIJTF (Chantilly, VA), United States Army Counterintelligence Command (USACIC) CIDA (Fort Meade, MD), National Ground Intelligence Center (NGIC) CIDA (Fort Meade, MD, or Charlottesville, VA), and the DoD Chief Information Officer (CIO) Defense Industrial Base (DIB) Cybersecurity (CS) CIDA (Arlington, VA) representatives at the above secure work facilities.
• Schedule, conduct, and document an After-Action Report (AAR) after completion and delivery of each intelligence impact statement to the Government.
• Conduct CI analysis and produce a CI assessment that specifically addresses the impact that the compromised cyber data will have on Army technologies and programs.
• Produce quarterly and annual CIDA reports that cover trends, ongoing activities, and findings for the applicable quarter or year, in accordance with the ASA(ALT) CIDA SOP.
• Participate in ASA(ALT), PEO, PM, or Technology Office Integrated Product Team (IPT)/SME data reviews convened at either DC3 or PEO/PM worksite locations outside of the National Capital Region (i.e., Remote CIDAs).

Requirements

• Education and Experience: Bachelor's Degree or 8 years of additional intelligence analysis experience in lieu of degree AND formal all-source intelligence analysis training (e.g., Army intelligence analyst MOS training or DoD equivalent).
• Experience: Eight (8) to ten (10) years of experience as an intelligence analyst.

Skills

• A working understanding of computer network terminology and architecture, familiarity with computer forensic terminology/techniques, and the NIST cybersecurity framework and cybersecurity standards.
• Exceptional oral and written communication skills to effectively interface with senior military officials, managers, and subordinates.

Benefits

• Three robust individual and family medical plans to full-time employees, including a Health Savings Account (HSA) option as well as two tiers of dental coverage, vision, life & AD&D, disability, accident, hospital indemnity, and critical illness insurance.
• Paid time off, B&A-sponsored training and certifications, pet insurance, commuter transit benefits, and a free subscription to a virtual exercise platform (NEOU).
• B&A’s 401(k) plan is available to all employees and includes a company matching contribution.
• Several programs to focus on employee engagement, wellness, and assistance.
• Charitable efforts in the Northern Virginia area, including Capital Area Food Bank pantry drives, book donations, Hope for Henry Foundation events, and more.

Pay

$130,000 Annually

Schedule

Full-time