All-Source Intelligence Research Analyst

Department of Homeland Security Headquarters; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 91,000 - 161,000; Full time

Job summary

Department of Homeland Security Headquarters within U.S. Customs and Border Protection is seeking an Intelligence Research Specialist for a 1-year, non-reimbursable detail in the Northeast region.

The role requires Top Secret/SCI clearance and is located in Boston, MA, with duties spanning tactical, operational, and strategic all-source analysis. This is a detail, not a developmental rotation, with supervisory approval required.

Qualifications

• All-source analysis of classified and unclassified reporting.
• Coordinate and collaborate with internal and external partners on finished intelligence and products.
• Produce finished intelligence products and briefings for CBP and IC stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Incumbent is responsible for tactical, operational, and strategic level all-source analysis of classified and unclassified reporting on all-threats in all operational environments in the NE RIC AoR.
• Coordinate and collaborate with internal and external partners on the development of finished intelligence and products.
• Ensure that intelligence analytical processes align with CBP legal authorities, policies, and guidelines; comply with standards set by CBP Intelligence Enterprise.
• Contribute to short and long term planning and use intelligence processes to support threat prioritization.
• Produce intelligence products that inform CBP and IC stakeholders on threats, trends, and intelligence gaps.

Skills

All-source analysis

Interagency collaboration

Intelligence products

Job description

Department of Homeland Security Headquarters within U.S. Customs and Border Protection is seeking an Intelligence Research Specialist for a 1-year, non-reimbursable detail in the Northeast region.

The role requires Top Secret/SCI clearance and is located in Boston, MA, with duties spanning tactical, operational, and strategic all-source analysis. This is a detail, not a developmental rotation, with supervisory approval required.