Intelligence Analyst; Cyber Lvl II

Overview

Knowledge Management, Inc. (KMI) has the leadership and experience to deliver innovative technology, logistics and management solutions to meet real mission requirements. KMI is a Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) and Small Disadvantage Business (SDB) that specializes in Logistics, Warehouse Services, Distance Learning/Training, Enterprise Solutions, Financial Management Support, Program Management, Intelligence Analysis & Threat Assessment, and Data Analytics/Operations Research. Since 1998, our solutions and services have helped our clients improve performance, drive cost and operational effectiveness, and map technology needs for tomorrow's requirements.

Title: Intelligence Analyst (Cyber) - Level II

Location: 119 D Street, N.E Washington, DC;
Monday-Friday on-site (with occasional duty on weekends)

Duration: 1 year, with 4 optional years

Start date: January 2026

Shift: 1st shift

Security Clearance: A Department of Defense TS/SCI clearance is required to be obtained within one year of start date.

Salary: $80,000 with full benefits

Education/

Experience:

Bachelor s degree in intelligence, law enforcement, security, or related field and at least five years of cumulative experience in open-source intelligence collection, analysis, and reporting. At this level, CIRSs often work independently and support major tasks in addition to Level 1 work. In lieu of a bachelor s degree, four additional years of experience are required for Intelligence Analyst level and two additional years of experience with an associate s degree in a relatable field.

Job Description: Analysts will conduct all-source research and analysis using open-source, commercial, and government databases to identify threats, security concerns, and intelligence gaps, compiling their findings into written assessments and briefings to support protective and security programs. They will evaluate and interpret intelligence reports, provide situational awareness through outreach with law enforcement, and apply methods such as Behavioral Threat Assessment Management and cyber threat intelligence analysis to support investigations and crisis management.

Additionally, analysts must meet stringent security and eligibility requirements, including U.S. citizenship, a bachelor s degree, a background investigation, and eligibility for a Top Secret/SCI clearance, while the Lead Analyst will oversee operations, ensure compliance with policies, and manage the workflow and quality of intelligence products.

Must possess at least five years of cumulative experience in open-source intelligence collection, analysis, and reporting. At this level, CIRSs often work independently and support major tasks in addition to Level 1 work.

• Cyber background provides the technical context, threat awareness, and operational discipline required to:
• Collect, analyze, and interpret information from diverse sources to produce actionable intelligence that supports law enforcement, national security, and Department decision-making
• Gather intelligence from a wide range of sources, including law enforcement databases, open-source information, classified materials, and human intelligence reports
• Analyze complex datasets to identify patterns, trends, and relationships that reveal criminal, intelligence, or security threats
• Use analytic methodologies, statistical tools, and software to transform raw information into meaningful insights that guide operational planning and strategic decisions
• Produce intelligence reports, assessments, and briefing materials tailored to various audiences, including investigators, command staff, stakeholders, and partner agencies
• Provide both strategic and tactical support to operations
• Maintain effective communication and coordination with other intelligence units, investigative entities, and external partners
• Remain proficient with emerging technologies and methodologies that enhance data exploitation, visualization, and predictive analysis
• Uphold all applicable legal, ethical, and privacy standards governing intelligence collection, retention, and dissemination
• Prepare and deliver oral briefings and presentations clearly communicating analytical findings, risk assessments, and intelligence gaps
• Stay current on analytical methodologies, emerging criminal and intelligence trends, and technological innovations to enhance the effectiveness of intelligence operations
• Provide direct analytical support throughout the investigative process assisting investigators in developing investigative strategies, compiling target profiles, and identifying potential witnesses or suspects
• Assist in identifying and developing intelligence related to criminal enterprises, networks, and emerging threats

Analysts shall be assigned daily assignments and longer-term projects. All duties shall be undertaken in compliance with training, policies, procedures, Directives, Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), and other guidance (collectively referred to as "policies").

All Analysts shall…