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Core One

National security and intelligence services

CI Specialist

Security & Protective ServicesConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeCharlottesville, VA, USA$60k - $135k

About the Job

Requirements

  • Experience applying counterintelligence concepts, principles, methodologies, and analytic tradecraft to identify, assess, and mitigate foreign intelligence threats.
  • Experience applying Intelligence Community and Department of Defense classification guidelines, security requirements, and information-handling procedures to counterintelligence research, analysis, intelligence production, and training activities.
  • Experience working semi-independently with limited oversight to conduct counterintelligence research, threat analysis, intelligence production, and mission support.
  • Experience evaluating and synthesizing multiple intelligence sources to identify foreign intelligence capabilities, activities, collection efforts, targeting patterns, tactics, techniques, and procedures, networks, and objectives.
  • Experience developing and defending counterintelligence analytic judgments using logical conclusions and supporting evidence, and adapting assessments based on new intelligence, evolving conditions, and emerging threats.
  • Experience identifying nuances, contradictions, inconsistencies, intelligence gaps, and indicators within foreign intelligence and counterintelligence reporting.
  • Experience applying structured analytic techniques and alternative methodologies to examine biases, assumptions, competing hypotheses, and uncertainty; strengthen analytic arguments; and identify potential foreign intelligence threats and indicators.
  • Experience conducting structured counterintelligence research, including obtaining, evaluating, correlating, organizing, and maintaining information in accordance with applicable security, classification, and data-handling requirements.
  • Experience assessing foreign intelligence collection capabilities and limitations, including human intelligence, technical collection, emerging technologies, and other intelligence disciplines relevant to counterintelligence operations.
  • Experience evaluating U.S. and foreign partner counterintelligence capabilities, collection activities, and tactics, techniques, and procedures to identify vulnerabilities, threats, indicators, and opportunities to strengthen counterintelligence strategies.
  • Experience evaluating intelligence and counterintelligence reporting and collaborating with collection managers, collectors, analysts, and mission partners to identify intelligence gaps and develop, refine, and prioritize collection requirements.
  • Experience assessing emerging technologies and their potential application by foreign intelligence services to target U.S. persons, activities, capabilities, operations, and national security interests.
  • Experience producing timely, concise, and analytically rigorous counterintelligence studies, threat assessments, reports, briefings, and other intelligence products using Microsoft Office applications, electronic matrices, and web-enabled tools.
  • Experience communicating complex counterintelligence issues, foreign intelligence threats, analytic judgments, and recommendations clearly and concisely through written products, briefings, presentations, and verbal engagements.
  • Experience developing and delivering instruction on collection operations tactics, techniques, and procedures, processes, and supporting activities relevant to human intelligence and technical intelligence operations under applicable Department of Defense authorities.
  • Completion of an in-residence Fundamentals of Intelligence Analysis course or military service equivalent.
  • Minimum relevant analysis experience varies by level: Junior requires one year; Mid requires three years; Senior requires eight years; Expert requires twelve years.
  • A TS/SCI clearance is required.

Responsibilities

  • Identify, monitor, and assess foreign intelligence efforts targeting sensitive U.S. national security information, personnel, activities, capabilities, and interests.
  • Analyze foreign intelligence capabilities, collection activities, targeting methodologies, and tactics, techniques, and procedures to identify threats to U.S. persons, operations, technologies, and national security interests.
  • Assess threats posed by emerging technologies and foreign technology developments to U.S. operations, activities, capabilities, and interests.
  • Evaluate U.S. and foreign partner counterintelligence capabilities, collection activities, and tactics, techniques, and procedures to identify vulnerabilities, indicators, and potential foreign intelligence threats.
  • Conduct in-depth counterintelligence research and all-source analysis to identify, correlate, and assess foreign intelligence activities, networks, targeting patterns, capabilities, and collection objectives.
  • Develop and produce all-source counterintelligence studies, assessments, reports, briefings, and other intelligence products addressing foreign intelligence threats and operational vulnerabilities.
  • Apply counterintelligence analytic tradecraft and all-source intelligence to support the development and refinement of counterintelligence strategies, priorities, and operational approaches.
  • Present counterintelligence assessments, threat findings, and analytic judgments to government, military, intelligence, and mission-partner audiences.
  • Develop, coordinate, and deliver programs of instruction covering specified collection operations tactics, techniques, and procedures, processes, and supporting activities relevant to human intelligence and technical intelligence operations conducted under Department of Defense authorities.
  • Develop instructional materials and practical training content tailored to operational requirements, collection activities, and applicable Department of Defense policies and authorities.
  • Apply knowledge gained through completion of an in-residence Fundamentals of Intelligence Analysis course or military service equivalent to support counterintelligence research, analysis, production, and training activities.

About the Company

Core One

National security and intelligence services

Core One provides intelligence, security and mission-support services to United States government customers. Its capabilities include intelligence analysis, operations support, training, language services, technology and other specialized work for defense and national security environments. The company assembles cleared professionals and program teams around agency requirements, often operating alongside government personnel. Core One is best understood as a federal contractor supporting sensitive missions rather than a consumer technology company or a similarly named commercial business. Its workforce combines specialist delivery, customer support and business operations.

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