Threat Cyber Tech Lead (TS/SCI)

Threat Cyber Tech Lead – Charlottesville, VA (TS/SCI)

The client has an immediate opening for an Expert Threat Cyber Tech Lead supporting our Government Client in Charlottesville, VA. Salary: around 140K.

Position Overview

The client has an immediate opening for an Expert Threat Cyber Tech Lead supporting our Government Client in Charlottesville, VA.

Responsibilities

Work as an Expert Cyber All-Source Intelligence Threat Analyst supporting an intelligence client's ground force science and technical intelligence (S&TI) reporting responsibility. Respond to Cyber intelligence production requirements originating with Army combatant and functional commands, Army acquisition program executive offices, and program managers. Work as part of a diverse contract team supporting a DoD S&TI client, including applying expertise in performing in-depth technical analysis of foreign threats to US ground force systems, combat support systems, and US operations.

Required Qualifications

• Expert knowledge of current computer and communication network technologies
• Expert knowledge of foreign ground force systems and foreign cyber threat capabilities and technologies
• Expert knowledge of military systems and computer network designs and programs
• Expert knowledge of intelligence tradecraft and analytic processes
• Expert knowledge of cybersecurity technologies and methodologies
• Ability to conduct all-source intelligence research and analysis and write concise, well sourced intelligence assessments and RFI responses in conformance with intelligence community (IC) analytic standards
• Master's Degree in CS, Computer Engineering, EE, or Mathematics and 20+ years of relevant experience in research, analysis, and production with at least a portion of the experience within the last two years.
• CompTIA Network+ Certification or CompTIA Security+ Certification
• Current TS/SCI Clearance
• Successful Completion of Pre-Employment Background Investigation required
• The status of applicable COVID-19 vaccination requirements under Executive Order 14042 are subject to change depending on applicable court orders and the course of ongoing litigation. Candidates may be required to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination or have an approved exemption.