Intrusion Analyst – (Several Levels)

Forensic Focus; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 100,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Parsons Corporation in Baltimore, MD is seeking an Intrusion Analyst at multiple levels to join onsite. The role involves examining network intrusions, malicious activity, and compromised systems to identify indicators of compromise and persistence mechanisms, and to document findings with strict chain-of-custody.

Ideal candidates have an active Secret clearance (Top Secret/SCI preferred), a relevant degree or equivalent experience, and 2–12 years of digital forensics or intrusion analysis

Qualifications

• Active Secret clearance required (Top Secret/SCI preferred).
• 2–12 years of hands-on digital forensics or intrusion analysis experience, depending on level.
• Skills include forensic imaging, hashing, anti-forensic detection, scripting, and evidence documentation.

Responsibilities

• Examine network intrusions, malicious activity, and compromised systems to identify indicators of compromise, lateral movement, and persistence mechanisms.
• Perform evidence triage, artifact interpretation, timeline reconstruction, and produce detailed malware analysis reports while maintaining chain-of-custody procedures.

Skills

Forensic imaging

Hashing

Anti-forensic detection

Scripting

Evidence documentation

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience

Job description

# Intrusion Analyst – (Several Levels)*Parsons Corporation***Baltimore, MD**Onsite · Mid · Full-time### The RoleThis position involves examining network intrusions, malicious activity, and compromised systems to identify indicators of compromise, lateral movement, and persistence mechanisms. Analysts perform evidence triage, artifact interpretation, timeline reconstruction, and produce detailed malware analysis reports while maintaining strict chain-of-custody procedures.### Skills & ExperienceRequires an active Secret clearance (Top Secret/SCI preferred), a relevant degree or equivalent experience, and two to twelve years of hands-on digital forensics or intrusion analysis experience depending on level. Skills include forensic imaging, hashing, anti-forensic detection, scripting, and evidence documentation.### Who It SuitsSuited to cleared digital forensics or intrusion analysis professionals at various career stages, from early-career analysts to seasoned experts comfortable supporting investigations, quality assurance, and occasional expert-witness testimony.