Emerging and Disruptive Technology Analyst

Title: Emerging and Disruptive Technology Analyst

Location: Washington, DC

Clearance: TS/SCI w/CI polygraph

Responsibilities:

• Analyze and assess emerging and future technology and its military application(s) by foreign states and non-states


• Produce assessments projecting the discovery, development, and deployment of advanced technologies


• Produce intelligence supporting the production of the National Security Threat Capabilities Assessment


• Produce assessments on insights driven by trends, futures and understanding of networks (cyber) and their incorporation into targeted multi-domain activities

• Maintains cognizance of events occurring both within the US government systems and internationally to identify possible relationships to established knowledge base


• Identify threat knowledge gaps and intelligence shortfalls related to EDT, and validate existing collection strategy, requirements, and methodology including counter-effects efforts


• Assess other countries various stages of EDT research, development, testing and evaluation

Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree preferred, with 8+ years of experience as a HUMINT Targeting Specialist or another agency/organizational equivalent


• Prior experience supporting enabling operations, either identifying and creating the opportunities or supporting ongoing operations


• Certification from the any of the following courses below (or their Title 50 equivalent): Fundamental HUMINT Targeting Course (FHTC), Advanced HUMINT Targeting Course or Target Network Profiling Course (TNPC), Operational HUMINT Targeting Course (OHTC)


• Current TS/SCI w/CI polygraph

Desired Qualifications:

• Previous experience supporting enabling operations to include AFO/OPE


• Previous HUMINT operational background directly supporting and/or conducting full-spectrum strategic HUMINT operations (above MSO)


• Previous experience providing HUMINT support to TF or SOF


• Previous support to Strategic Intelligence Collection against Hard Target (non-CT) issues