SkillBridge Internship
stagDenver (CO)
About the role
Operations Research Analyst Strategic Technologies Analytics Group (STAG) is a premier global solutions provider for national security and defense communities. STAG provides technical expertise in planning, collection, analysis, and reporting capabilities aligned to Joint Doctrine in Planning, Intelligence, Targeting, and Operations. STAG employs highly skilled teams with innovative methods to deliver responsive and actionable solutions to the operational community. STAG provides the high-performance professionals needed to support next-generation warfighters. Strategic Technologies Analytics Group (STAG) is seeking Operations Research Analysts (within the Cyberspace Intelligence, Digital Network, Exploitation, and Cyberspace Operations) to support United States Cyber Command and associated mission partners. The candidate will collaborate with analytical counterparts across the Intelligence and Operational Communities of Interest to develop access and exploitation analytical strategies against targets of interest. Our ideal candidate will leverage their extensive cyberspace experience to conduct Target Systems Analysis, System of Systems Analysis, Vulnerability Analysis, and Critical Factor Analysis against systems of interest. Applying the knowledge gained, you will develop tailored solutions for Access / Exploitation methodologies incorporating weaponeering analysis as well as intelligence and cyberspace capability limitations required to execute operations. As an analyst, you will work with a team to deliver analytical products (orally, visually, and written formats) in accordance with established Department of Defense (DoD) policies, procedures, and requirements. In this role, you will analyze highly complex and diverse mission areas requiring innovative solutions using computer science and engineering practices.
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