Mid-Level All-Source Analyst: Cyber Threat Intel

Peraton; United States; On-site; USD 104,000 - 166,000; Full time

Job summary

Peraton is seeking a Mid-Level All-Source Analyst - Production to join USCYBERCOM J2 intelligence production at Fort Meade, MD. You will synthesize multi-source data, evaluate reports, and deliver finished intelligence products in support of cyber operations.

Requirements include active TS/SCI with polygraph, 9+ years without a degree or 7 years with AS/AA or 5 years with BS/BA or 3 years with MS/MA, and DoD 8570/IAM 1 certification. Fort Meade location preferred for in-person collaboration.

Qualifications

• Active TS/SCI clearance with polygraph is required.
• Equivalent years of experience may substitute for education as listed.
• Proven ability to produce timely, concise analytic products.
• Experience with multi-source fusion and structured analytic techniques.
• Strong written and verbal communication; detail oriented.

Responsibilities

• Perform all-source analysis across disciplines to assess cyber threats.
• Deconflict single-source reporting, intrusion data, and open sources.
• Characterize TTPs and trends in adversary operations.
• Produce finished intelligence products per ICD 203 standards.
• Support JIPOE for offensive/defensive cyber operations planning.

Skills

All-source analysis

TS/SCI clearance

Polygraph

Microsoft Office

Strong communication

Education

Bachelor's degree

AS/AA

MS/MA

PhD

DoD 8570/ IAM Level 1

Tools

Tripwire

Intellipedia

Palantir

MIDB

CyberCOP

Microsoft OneNote

Job description

Peraton is seeking a Mid-Level All-Source Analyst - Production to join USCYBERCOM J2 intelligence production at Fort Meade, MD. You will synthesize multi-source data, evaluate reports, and deliver finished intelligence products in support of cyber operations.

Requirements include active TS/SCI with polygraph, 9+ years without a degree or 7 years with AS/AA or 5 years with BS/BA or 3 years with MS/MA, and DoD 8570/IAM 1 certification. Fort Meade location preferred for in-person collaboration.