DC-area Cyber Threat Intel Analyst, Scam Disruption
trm labsWashington (DC)
DC-area Cyber Threat Intel Analyst, Scam Disruption
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trm labsWashington (DC)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
TRM Labs in the Washington, D.C. area is seeking a seasoned Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst to lead infrastructure-driven investigations, pivoting from domain or IP indicators to map networks behind scams and deliver actionable intelligence for law enforcement partners. You will fuse on-chain and off-chain data, build detection rules, and own the intelligence cycle end to end with autonomy and collaboration across engineering and product teams.
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