Senior Intel/Operational Analyst
$135,000 - $216,000
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Posted 42 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$135,000 - $216,000
About the role
- Serve as team lead for assigned travel team; coordinate site access, schedule, and data collection activities
- Assess network and infrastructure vulnerabilities at each component site across physical, logical, and transport layers
- Identify threat vectors relevant to that component's C4 architecture, including adversary targeting priorities and SPOF exploitation risk
- Contextualize findings against known PACOM threat environment, including PRC/PLAN TTPs and targeting patterns
- Develop site-level vulnerability and risk findings that feed directly into the HQ authoritative baseline and decision-support products
- Conduct detailed mapping of cyberspace dependencies (physical, logical, service, identity, transport layers) at each site
- Document all findings in structured, machine-readable formats for handoff to Team 4 within 48 hours of return
- Contribute to SPOF and concentration risk analysis at the theater level based on aggregated site findings
- Minimum of 12 years with BS/BA; Minimum of 10 years with MS/MA; Minimum of 7 years with Ph.D. Will consider AA with 14 years or HS with 16+ years of experience
- Expertise in network architecture analysis (IP, MPLS, SATCOM, tactical data links) and on-site vulnerability assessment
- Knowledge of PACOM threat environment — PRC/PLAN targeting, cyber TTPs, and C4 infrastructure exploitation methods
- Experience with cyberspace terrain analysis tools and methodologies; familiarity with MRT-C frameworks and DCO concepts
- Familiarity with DODIN-A, NIPRNET, SIPRNET, and coalition network environments
- Prior USINDOPACOM, PACOM, or CCMD-level experience strongly preferred
- Eligibility and willingness for frequent OCONUS travel; experience operating in SCIF environments at component commandU.S. Citizenship required
- Active TS with ability to obtain/maintain SCIPeraton Overview
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