Counterintelligence (CI) HUMINT Research Analyst – Expert

General Dynamics Information Technology; Fort Meade (MD); On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

General Dynamics Information Technology seeks an expert CI/HUMINT Research Analyst to develop, refine, and validate doctrine that supports cyber-domain operations in Fort Meade, MD. You will synthesize intelligence, tradecraft, and operational insights to produce authoritative TTPs and training requirements for the enterprise.

This senior role requires a Master’s in Information Technology, TS/SCI eligibility with polygraph, and 20+ years of experience in CI/HUMINT and cyber-enabled environments

Qualifications

• Master's degree required in Information Technology
• Active TS/SCI clearance with ability to obtain polygraph
• 20+ years of experience in CI/HUMINT and related fields

Responsibilities

• Develop, refine, and validate CI/HUMINT doctrine to support cyber-domain operations.
• Produce authoritative doctrine, TTPs, methodologies, and training requirements for cyber-enabled HUMINT.
• Identify, document, and disseminate best practices and lessons learned using JLLP across cyber operations and CI/HUMINT engagements.

Skills

CI/HUMINT doctrine

Cyber threat analysis

Research methodologies

Education

Master's in Information Technology

Job description

The CI HUMINT Research Analyst is an expert-level analyst responsible for developing, refining, and validating Counterintelligence (CI) and Human Intelligence (HUMINT) doctrine that supports cyber‑domain operations. The analyst provides senior-level research, tradecraft development, and operational analysis focused on identifying, mitigating, and exploiting foreign intelligence threats—particularly those emerging from cyber-enabled environments, illicit digital ecosystems, C‑UTS activity, and threat finance networks.

Serving as a senior subject-matter expert, the analyst synthesizes operational experience, cyber domain intelligence, CI equities, and HUMINT operational insights to produce authoritative doctrine, tactics, techniques, procedures (TTPs), methodologies, and training requirements. These outputs directly enable organizations to detect, disrupt, and counter foreign intelligence entities leveraging cyberspace, digital personas, online infrastructure, and financially motivated cybercriminal networks.

A core responsibility is the structured identification, documentation, and validation of best practices and lessons learned using the Joint Lessons Learned Program (JLLP). The analyst conducts systematic collection of observations across cyber operations, CI/HUMINT engagements, exercises, network assessments, training events, and research activities. The analyst evaluates these observations for applicability, develops technically sound resolutions, measures their effectiveness, and disseminates validated doctrine updates to improve cyber-enabled HUMINT tradecraft across the enterprise.

What You Will Need to Succeed:

Education: Master's in Information Technology

Clearance: TS/SCI eligible and able to obtain and maintain a polygraph

Years of Experience:20+

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