Cyber Network Exploitation Analyst

CNSS • National Security Systems; Ellicott City (MD); On-site; USD 105,000 - 193,000; Full time

Job summary

CNSS • National Security Systems is seeking a Digital Network Exploitation Analyst to analyze and exploit foreign adversaries’ digital networks and communications. You will support cybersecurity and intelligence operations by identifying threats, mapping networks, and evaluating vulnerabilities across global networks.

The role requires CS background with extensive network, security, and programming knowledge, and provides a challenging, mission-focused environment at NSA-grade standards.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in CS or related with core coursework in algorithms, data structures, and math.
• Entry: Bachelor's + 3 years or Master’s + 1 year; Senior: Bachelor's + 6 years or Master’s + 4 years.
• Military training such as JCAC credit counts toward experience requirements.

Responsibilities

• Perform discovery and target technology analysis of digital networks and mobile communications.
• Analyze metadata and conduct target research and mapping.
• Identify target communications within the global network and analyze vulnerabilities.

Skills

Network protocols

Understanding of the Internet

WAN & LAN knowledge

Vulnerability analysis

Programming (C/C++/Java/Python)

Analytical thinking

Communication skills

Collaborative ability

Education

Bachelor's degree in CS

Master's degree

Doctoral degree

Associate's degree with related experience

Tools

JCAC training

Job description

CNSS • National Security Systems is seeking a Digital Network Exploitation Analyst to analyze and exploit foreign adversaries’ digital networks and communications. You will support cybersecurity and intelligence operations by identifying threats, mapping networks, and evaluating vulnerabilities across global networks.

The role requires CS background with extensive network, security, and programming knowledge, and provides a challenging, mission-focused environment at NSA-grade standards.