Critical Infrastructure Security Analyst

Idaho National Laboratory is hiring a Critical Infrastructure Security Analyst to work in our Controls department within the Cybercore Integration Center (CIC). Our team works a 9x80 schedule located at INL’s Research and Education Campus (REC) in Idaho Falls,  every other Friday off. You will report to the Senior Manager of Controls.

You will develop and deliver cybersecurity training for Industrial Control Systems (ICS) to external audiences, both on-site and off-site, and serve as a technical subject matter expert (SME) on IFC cybersecurity for the CIC. Using past experiences, education, skills, and subject matter expertise, you must be able to provide technical direction, foster new concept development, and provide technical interface with customers.

You will recommend and implement advanced instructional methods, including in-person instructor led, virtual learning, and dynamic simulation-based environments. Finally, you will propose and develop training based on realistic IC(S) threat scenarios, data analysis, communications, and complex network management systems.

• Provide technical instruction and expertise in IC(S) cybersecurity threat detection, prevention, and management.
• Gather information and complete analysis of cyber threats to the United States and its critical infrastructure and technology-controlled processes. Perform as a cybersecurity and IC(S) subject matter expert.
• Work on complex issues in cybersecurity, determine methods and procedures on assignments and coordinate activities of other personnel.
• Interface with IC(S) and critical infrastructure protection community to meet program requirements. Interfaces with customers to meet project requirements.
• Represent organization as prime contact on projects and work.
• Represent the program as an instructor in on-site and off-site cybersecurity training activities.
• Provide leadership and mentoring to assigned members of small agile teams within the department.
• Create reports and provide briefings related to these issues.

• Level 3:
  Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Information Technology, Computer Science, Control Systems, or closely related field and 5 years of relevant working experience, or an advanced degree in the same fields and 2 years of relevant working experience.
• Level 4:
  Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Information Technology, Computer Science, Control Systems, or closely related field and 9 years of relevant working experience, a Master’s degree in the same fields and 6 years of relevant working experience, or a PhD in the same fields and 4 years of relevant working experience.
• Ability obtain and maintain a DOE Q-clearance with appropriate sigmas and SCI clearance with ability and willingness to complete polygraph and become a full-time member of the Field Intelligence Element, which requires U.S. Citizenship

• Possess an advanced degree in Engineering from an ABET accredited institution.
• Possess strong public speaking and presentation skills, with experience instructing technical subjects to professional audiences.
• Demonstrate experience developing cybersecurity courses, labs, and curriculum, including hands-on or simulation-based exercises.
• Serve as an instructor in on-site and off-site IC(S) cybersecurity training activities, providing technical instruction in IC(S) asset and threat identification, protection, attack detection, and response management.
• Maintain knowledge of IC(S) and critical infrastructure security related events, threats, and developments, and apply that knowledge to course content and to the identification and development of new divisional capabilities and products.
• Possess hands-on experience with Industrial Control…