Scam Disruption: Cyber Threat Analyst (DC)
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About the role
TRM Labs is seeking a Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst in the Washington, DC area to lead infrastructure-focused investigations of scam networks. You will pivot from single indicators to the broader network, fuse open-source, on-chain, and technical data, and deliver actionable intelligence to law enforcement and government partners. You will own the full intelligence cycle with minimal supervision, partnering with the Scams SME team and with data, engineering, and product to sharpen TRM's
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