Cyber Threat Analyst - Korean
About the job
- Korean language proficiency at ILR-3 level or better.
- A minimum of 4 years of all-source analysis experience with national intelligence agencies or Department of Defense components providing analytic support for foreign threat assessments.
- A good understanding of Intelligence Community guidelines and directives.
- Experience conducting all-source analysis of cyber topics.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office programs, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, as well as Intelligence Community tools, software applications, and terminology management databases.
- U.S. citizenship.
- An active government investigation.
- Direct and conduct all-source analysis and targeting to identify, monitor, and assess cyber threats.
- Apply expertise to solve complex intelligence problems, produce short-term and long-term written assessments, and conduct briefings.
- Apply demonstrated subject matter expertise and knowledge of regional topics.
- Analyze and report on trends and activity.
- Additional experience within the Intelligence Community or working with cyber threat issues.
- Experience with translation work.
About the company
LIS Solutions translates documents and interprets conversations for public agencies and businesses, with services delivered in person, by telephone or through video. Its teams adapt written material for different audiences and support legal proceedings, public services and overseas operations. Intelligence analysts collect and assess information for client decisions, while security specialists advise on protecting personnel, facilities and sensitive data. Clients pay for contracted language and professional services, and the business runs a training center with technical and cultural courses for client workforces. Founded in 1994, LIS is headquartered in Chantilly, Virginia.
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Headquarters
Al Jizah, Jordan
Founded
1994
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- LIS gained five specialist language certifications in July 2026, including legal, healthcare and conference interpreting.
- LIS's May 2026 newsletter encourages employees in national security roles to seek mental health support.
- LIS's training center offers multilingual courses through in-person, virtual and hybrid delivery, widening access for client workforces.
What critics are saying
- LIS advertises analyst deployment at a moment's notice, including warzones and politically unstable regions.
- LIS's New York social-services interpreter opportunity depends on a contract award, leaving the advertised assignment unconfirmed.
- LIS's fixed-price order option caps billing, exposing delivery margins to staff costs beyond agreed terms.
What makes LIS Solutions unique
- LIS is a woman-owned small business, giving agencies a supplier with that specific federal procurement status.
- LIS says its network spans over 20,000 language professionals supporting more than 250 languages and dialects.
- LIS's language practice includes federal wiretap monitoring and military exercise role-play, reaching beyond ordinary document translation.
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