Network Analyst

Summary

Network Analyst

National Capital Region

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The Network Analyst supports an Intelligence Office Network Analysis Branch by analyzing adversarial Unmanned Systems (UXS) enabling networks, operational support structures, supply chains, communications pathways, procurement mechanisms, facilitators, and broader operational ecosystems. This position focuses on identifying how adversaries acquire, move, support, communicate, finance, and employ UXS capabilities across the homeland, forward theaters, and the global enabling environment.

The Network Analyst integrates intelligence reporting, technical exploitation findings, systems analysis, operational reporting, collection reporting, and external partner information to identify critical nodes, operational dependencies, exploitable vulnerabilities, and opportunities for disruption, interdiction, or targeting prior to adversary system employment. This role directly supports prior-to-launch mission activities, counter-network analysis, targeting support, operational planning, threat assessments, and indications and warning related to adversarial UXS support activities.

• Conduct network analysis of adversarial UXS enabling networks, supply chains, operational support structures, procurement activities, communications pathways, facilitators, and associated operational ecosystems.
• Identify critical nodes, operational dependencies, logistics pathways, transportation networks, financial activity, procurement mechanisms, and support functions enabling adversary UXS operations.
• Support prior-to-launch mission activities by identifying exploitable vulnerabilities, operational signatures, and opportunities for disruption, interdiction, targeting, or mitigation before adversary system employment.
• Integrate intelligence reporting, technical exploitation findings, systems analysis, operational reporting, collection reporting, and partner information into network-focused analytic assessments.
• Develop and maintain understanding of adversarial UXS support networks, including facilitators, suppliers, operators, logistics providers, infrastructure, communications pathways, and enabling organizations.
• Support targeting activities by identifying network relationships, critical enablers, support nodes, vulnerabilities, and potential disruption points.
• Produce network assessments, targeting support products, intelligence summaries, operational support products, indications and warning analysis, and future threat assessments.
• Analyze adversary procurement methods, supply chains, transportation routes, funding mechanisms, communications infrastructure, and operational support patterns.
• Identify emerging network trends, operational shifts, intelligence gaps, and collection opportunities related to adversarial UXS ecosystems.
• Coordinate with all-source analysts, systems analysts, technical exploitation personnel, targeting elements, operational personnel, law enforcement, interagency partners, Combatant Commands, and external mission partners.
• Support operational planning, counter-network analysis, threat…