National Security Declassification Analyst

RedSky; College Park (MD); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Life insurance

Tuition reimbursement

401(k)

Paid federal holidays

Personal leave

Job summary

RedSky seeks an experienced Declassification Analyst to review and classify archival materials for DISA records at the National Archives. You will determine declassification eligibility under EO 13526 and DoD guidelines, working with archivists, records managers, and SMEs to protect sensitive national security information.

Responsibilities include line-by-line reviews, annotations, referrals for external review when needed, and using archival systems to track actions.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree with 2+ years' related experience required.
• Strong knowledge of EO 13526 and federal classification/declassification processes.
• Proven ability to work independently and manage multiple deadlines.

Responsibilities

• Perform daily technical document reviews of archival materials for national security sensitivities.
• Line-by-line reviews and annotation to identify Agency program information and review topics.
• Recognize equities belonging to other agencies and refer for external review as needed.
• Use electronic records management systems to track review activity and dispositions.
• Provide recommendations to improve declassification efficiency and accuracy.
• Maintain HRRDR training and ensure certification requirements are met.

Skills

National security classification

Classified information handling

Microsoft Office Suite

Excel

BlueBeam

SharePoint

Stamina for long reads

Education

Bachelor's degree

2 years related experience

EO 13526 knowledge

Travel ability

Tools

Microsoft Office

Excel

BlueBeam

SharePoint

Job description

RedSky seeks an experienced Declassification Analyst to review and classify archival materials for DISA records at the National Archives. You will determine declassification eligibility under EO 13526 and DoD guidelines, working with archivists, records managers, and SMEs to protect sensitive national security information.

Responsibilities include line-by-line reviews, annotations, referrals for external review when needed, and using archival systems to track actions.