Senior Counterintelligence Management Analyst

Responsibilities

• Analyze resulting enterprise-wide performance metrics, resource allocation and operational data to assess overall health of the enterprise.
• Identify trends, project requirements, and compare results to targets.
• Advise and assist leadership in interpreting results and recommend courses of action (COA) to address performance gaps.
• Recommend COAs to improve measurement accuracy and utility.
• Compile, validate, and format enterprise performance data for submission to oversight bodies in compliance with requirements.
• Integrate enterprise equities into planning requirements and documents, including Combatant Command (CCMD) plans, national strategies, DoW guidance, the Joint Chiefs of Staff adaptive planning process, and interagency frameworks.
• Identify gaps, overlaps, or inconsistencies in policies, assess their impact, and recommend courses of action for resolution.
• Develop or revise policies, standards, Standard Operational Procedure (SOP)s, and guidance in coordination with OUSD(I&S) and Defense Counterintelligence Enterprise (DCE) to address identified issues.
• Track CI activities in support of mission areas, plans and strategies to identify gaps, and recommend courses of action for mitigation.
• Maintain stakeholder engagement and communication in support of ongoing CI activities.
• Establish and maintain knowledge management processes and ensure data accuracy, timeliness, and completeness for all enterprise consumption, reporting and analysis.
• Develop and maintain an enterprise-wide stakeholder engagement and communication strategy to ensure coordination across DoW, interagency, and allies.
• Assist in developing, hosting, facilitating, attending, and/or presenting at working groups, conferences and other CI-related symposia.
• Identify enterprise training needs through performance assessments, stakeholder input, mission analysis, and lessons learned. Utilizing governance structures, recommend, coordinate, support, and track delivery of approved training programs, including but not limited to Counterintelligence Activity Report (CIAR).
• Provide assistance to CI training entities by preparing, updating, and delivering presentations on DoW CI programs, as necessary.
• Aid in the preparation of the annual budget justification for the Congressional Budget Justification Book (CBJB) and Congressional Justification Book (CJB).
• Support EMO and DCE modernization efforts by providing expertise, input, and end-user guidance to develop systems, tools, and capabilities.
• Identify and assess opportunities for the defense CI Enterprise to enhance capabilities, technologies, partnerships, or programs.
• Identify, document, and communicate enterprise successes, best practices, and effective strategies that advance DoW/national priorities. Integrate into formal CI training as necessary.
• Avoid programmatic issues. Utilizing governance structures, recommend COAs, coordinate, support, and track resolution progress.
• Assist in the development of the CI Engagement Strategy Report.
• Identify, assess, and monitor enterprise risks and develop courses of action to mitigate them. Assist in the development of the Enterprise Risk Assessment Report.
• Support enterprise governance by monitoring and deconflicting Cl activities, ensuring decision-making aligns with EMO, DoW/national policies, and advising governance bodies.
• Track activities in assigned mission areas to confirm alignment with DoW/national priorities, identify gaps, and recommend COAs for mitigation.
• Establish and disseminate, in coordination with the DoW CI Collection Manager, appropriate collection requirements for information and intelligence gaps identified in CI analytic production.
• Develop Intelligence Information Report (IIR) evaluation standards and management. Assist with the standardization and dissemination of CI collection requirements.
• Monitor satisfaction of validated DoW CI collection requirements and manage associated IIR evaluations.
• Conduct CI Records Name Checks and source deconfliction. Conduct centralized deconfliction and maintain an auditable, electronic tracker of matters pertaining to CI operations and investigations.
• Monitor CI analytical products and Request for Information (RFI) responses for quality control, customer satisfaction, and analytic integrity; manage requests for DoW CI analytic products.
• Support the deconfliction and coordination of CI support for Critical Technologies/Critical Program Information.
• Support the deconfliction of CI activities in cases where multiple CI organizations have equities in the same Defense Critical Assets/Tier 1 Threat Connectivity Areas (TCA)s.

Qualifications

• Strong organizational and recordkeeping skills.
• Excellent written and interpersonal communication.
• Minimum Qualifications: Ten (10) plus years of knowledge/experience in the CI disciplines of CI investigations, operations, collection, analysis and production, functional services and/or mission support.
• Ability to pass a employment background check.
• Preferred Qualifications: A Bachelor's Degree is desired. Training as a credentialed CI special agent or law enforcement at the State or Federal level is preferred.

Pay And Benefits

The annual salary range for this position is $115,000 to $175,000. At Goldbelt, we value and reward our team's dedication and hard work. We provide a competitive base salary commensurate with your qualifications and experience. As an employee, you'll enjoy a comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental, and vision insurance, a 401(k) plan with company matching, tax-deferred savings options, supplementary benefits, paid time off, and professional development opportunities.