General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT) has an immediate opportunity for a Sr. Intelligence Analyst (Open Source, Dark Web) with a DOD Secret or Top Secret clearance.

Scope: Investigative/internet analyst will leverage open source and commercial software tools to review, assess and collect data from a disparate list of open and closed web sources, including but not limited to news publications, blogs, social media platforms, paste sites, government websites, forums, onion sites.

Responsibilities:

Intelligence Gathering and Assessment

• Analyze data from these various sources and identify investigative opportunities and intelligence to support the many investigative programs within the USPIS to include cybercrime, narcotics, identify theft, dangerous goods and workplace violence
• Evaluating Internet information from social media, chats, forums, darknet, TOR network, news feeds, internet relay chats and other sources of data openly available on the Internet
• Perform a prioritized assessment of the data to identify the most critical and reliable data in order to identify, bitcoins, locations, accounts, services, travels, email addresses, IP addresses and other pattern of life data in an effort to determine physical attribution of an Internet identity
• Create intelligence and investigative reports which represent the steps taken, the data sources reviewed, and the conclusions drawn from the evaluation of the Internet information

Open-Source Internet Analyst Tools

• Experience in using cyber intelligence tools and software tools to actively search and mine the publicly available Internet and the dark net/deep web.
• Advanced understanding of the methods used by criminals to hide themselves on the Internet, how the criminals conduct online business and what are the various marketplaces and forums the cyber- criminals operate within.
• Experience in using technology solutions to actively search, analyze and prioritize the various marketplaces and criminals to identify high value targets and respond to Requests for Assistance/Information for USPIS investigations, responsibilities and areas of concern.
• Experience in the use of tools, both paid and open source, to conduct blockchain analysis, trace the flow of funds, and complete comprehensive reports with their findings.
• Solid experience with identifying and analyzing Virtual Currency or Cryptocurrency transactions through dark web sources.

Data Analysis and Reporting

• Experience in conducting analyses and research and to report results using tabular, pictorial or graphical techniques
• Represent analysis and research results using tabular, pictorial or graphical techniques
• Deliver summary results to various levels of an organization in formats which are easy to understand, showing conclusions and relationships

Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree in an engineering, cyber or related discipline
• 8 years of related experience supporting intelligence operations pertaining to cybercrimes, cryptocurrency, and dark web
• Experience in using cyber intelligence tools and software tools to actively search and mine the publicly available Internet and the darknet/deep web
• Understanding of the "dark web" and underground cybercrime ecosystems and possess knowledge of navigating through cryptocurrency exchanges
• Experience in such visual tools as Microstrategy, Tableau and/or i2 Analyst Notebook
• Advanced understanding of the methods used by cyber-criminals to hide themselves on the Internet, how the cyber-criminals conduct online business and what are the various marketplaces and forums the cyber-criminals operate within
• Capable to use technology solutions to actively search, analyze and prioritize the various marketplaces and cyber-criminals to identify high value targets for the USPIS investigators
• Strong communication and presentation skills along with the ability to work in a highly collaborative environment
• Must have a DOD Secret or Top-Secret Clearance.

This program only accepts US citizens and/or Green Card Holders. The security clearance for this program requires the selected candidate to have resided in the US for the past five years. The selected candidate cannot have left the country for longer than 90 consecutive days and no more than 180 cumulative days.