Target Analyst Reporter-3 Jobs
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Target Analyst Reporter-3 Jobs
Posted 3 days ago
clearancejobsFort Meade (MD)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Target Analyst Reporter Leidos is seeking a Target Analyst Reporter-3 to support development operations within our Cyber & Analytics Business Area. Our team delivers advanced capabilities in Security Engineering, Computer Network Operations (CNO), SIGINT, Mission Software, and analytical modeling to address critical national security challenges.
Role Overview:
The Target Analyst Reporter researches, analyzes, and reports intelligence in support of government mission requirements. The selected candidate will evaluate information from passive and active collection, network analysis, and collateral sources (e.g., IMINT, MASINT, HUMINT, OSINT), and produce clear, timely intelligence products. Responsibilities include identifying trends, providing situational awareness, recommending countermeasures when appropriate, maintaining target databases, and performing quality control prior to product release. High school diploma with 12 years of relevant experience; Associate's with 10 years; Bachelor's with 8 years; or Master's with 4 years. Experience supporting intelligence, cyber, or collection missions within the IC or DoD.Experience drafting and editing intelligence reports. Active TS/SCI with Polygraph required. Why Leidos? We offer competitive benefits including 401(k) with 6% match and immediate vesting, paid time off, 11 paid holidays, flexible schedules, education support, parental leave, and more. Join Leidos and help make a difference in national security.
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