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All-Source Counterterrorism Analyst

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circinusArlington (VA)

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About the role

Mid-Level All Source Counterterrorism Analyst Support our Habeas Corpus team. This position is located in Arlington, VA.
Responsibilities: Work with CCMD on-site and off-site personnel ensuring equities are addressed Perform security classification/declassification reviews for a variety of documents, i.e., reviewing classified information to identify all information that is classified and the level of classification based on the classification guidance of the DoD Component Original Classification Authorities (OCAs) or their Government representatives
Requirements:
  • Active/Current TS/SCI clearance with poly is required.
  • Bachelor's Degree in a related field
  • Current US Passport
  • At least Eight (8) years of counterterrorism intelligence analysis or intelligence analysis experience or equivalent intelligence/academic experience with at least a portion of the experience in the last two (2) years.
Experience performing security classification/declassification reviews for a variety of documents, i.e., reviewing classified information to identify all information that is classified, and the level of classification based on the classification guidance of the DoD Component Original Classification Authorities (OCAs) or their Government representatives Proficient using Microsoft Office tools Ability to work independently with minimal oversight Ability to provide a comprehensive and complete work products that may require multiple revisions Exceptional oral and written communication skills Ability to travel to USSOUTHCOM Headquarters in Miami, FL or to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

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