Senior Intelligence Analyst II – Tactical Analysis & Operations Support

Arlington, VA
Full Time
Mid Level

Job Title

Senior Intelligence Analyst II – Tactical Analysis & Operations Support

Why IDS?
IDS believes in resolving conflict, building innovative approaches to do so. Combining operational expertise with an intimate understanding of today’s greatest challenges, we bring our customers the solutions required for success in a complex and multidimensional world. IDS tailors solutions for a diverse range of government, military, nonprofit, and public-sector clients.

This position is contingent upon contract award.

Location

numerous OCONUS locations available

Job Description

The Senior Intelligence Analyst II – Tactical Analysis and Operations Support conducts all-source tactical intelligence analysis of threat environments, using both classified and open-source reporting streams, with a focus on technical espionage threats and vulnerabilities. The analyst provides support to technical security and counterintelligence activities overseas, including tactical counterintelligence analysis, technical security operations support, regular coordination and liaison with other agencies, and facilitation of technical anomaly reporting. The role includes customer service support for Diplomatic Security personnel, serving as a contact and liaison for other agencies, and performing and producing tactical threat analyses and assessments to support worldwide technical security operations. The analyst evaluates technical threat vectors, produces and provides written and verbal threat briefings to a variety of audiences, debriefs personnel post-mission, and facilitates technical anomaly reporting. The analyst coordinates with regional intelligence analysts to integrate strategic and tactical intelligence, provides technical subject matter expertise, and leads analytical support to community training exercises. The Senior Intelligence Analyst II is responsible for working with data throughout its lifecycle, including collection, management, analysis, reporting, and secure disposition, to support tactical analysis and operations support activities. The analyst also participates in Department and interagency committees, conferences, and working groups to ensure the protection of national security information, facilities, and personnel at diplomatic facilities.


Key Duties
  • Manage TSCM inventory across domestic and overseas facilities.
  • Establish SOPs; support vendor partnering and evaluation processes.
  • Conduct annual inventories; produce readiness and lifecycle reports.
  • Coordinate shipping/receiving and logistics for global posts.
Requirements
  • Current U.S. Government final Top Secret security clearance and qualified for SCI access.
    • Eligible for and able to obtain and maintain required security clearance/access approvals.
    • Federal employee currently or previously assigned to the GS-0132 series (or contractor equivalent) with at least one (1) year of experience.
    • At least two (2) years of experience as an Intelligence Analyst II in Strategic Threat Assessment and Risk, or equivalent.
    • Current or previous experience as an all-source intelligence analyst in the intelligence or law enforcement communities for a minimum of one (1) year; or
    o Three (3) years’ experience as a Security Engineering Officer or Regional Security Officer in the Diplomatic Security Service;
    o Three (3) years’ experience as a credentialed or certified technical security expert, counterintelligence agent, or technical surveillance countermeasures (TSCM) practitioner; or
    o Four (4) years’ service in the U.S. Armed Services in one or more of the following:
    US Army: 35x series
    US Air Force: 14Nx, 1Nxxx series
    US Navy: 181x, 183x, 681x, 683x, 781x, 783x, CTx, IS
    US Marine Corps: 02xx, 26xx series

Questions?
Please reach out to [email protected] for additional questions or information.

Employee may be required to occasionally lift and/or move moderate amounts of weight, typically less than 20 pounds, but may vary depending on the position. Regular and predictable attendance is essential.

Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability or protected veteran status, and any other characteristic protected by federal, state, and local law.

If you are unable to apply through the portal and need to speak to someone about necessary accommodations to apply, please email accommodation@idsinternational.com and we will follow up with you. Do not submit resumes and applications through this email.

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