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Peraton

Runs and secures technology for federal agencies

Mission Dependency Analyst

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Full-time

About the Job

Requirements

  • A minimum of 8 years of experience with a bachelor's degree, 6 years with a master's degree, or 3 years with a PhD is required; an associate degree with 10 years or a high school diploma with 12 years will also be considered.
  • Experience with mission thread analysis or mission dependency mapping is required.
  • Familiarity with joint command and control functions and operational planning processes is required.
  • Knowledge of United States Indo-Pacific Command component command structures is required.
  • Strong structured data collection, documentation, and stakeholder interview skills are required.
  • Eligibility and willingness for frequent overseas travel outside the continental United States is required.
  • U.S. citizenship is required.
  • An active Top Secret clearance and ability to obtain or maintain Sensitive Compartmented Information access are required.

Responsibilities

  • Conduct on-site mission thread analysis interviews with component staff to trace mission-supporting communications and cyberspace dependencies.
  • Map identity, service, and transport relationships supporting joint command and control at each component location.
  • Collect and validate dependency data through structured interviews, data calls, and document review.
  • Assess resilience, redundancy, and reconstitution capabilities at each site.
  • Document all dependency findings in structured formats for handoff to Team 4 within 48 hours of return.
  • Coordinate with component staffs to validate dependency data and resolve gaps or discrepancies.

About the Company

Peraton

Runs and secures technology for federal agencies

Peraton builds and runs secure technology for American defense, intelligence, space, and civilian agencies, from military networks to satellite ground stations. In 2025, the Federal Aviation Administration chose it to manage the overhaul of the nation's air traffic control system, replacing copper wiring with fiber and upgrading radar and radios. Its engineers, many holding security clearances, run and defend agency networks and data centers, write mission software, and operate space and communications systems, and agencies pay for this work through multiyear contracts. Peraton was formed in 2017, when private-equity firm Veritas Capital bought Harris Corporation's government IT business, and is based in Reston, Virginia.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$60M
Headquarters
Reston, VA
Founded
2017

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