Capability Requirements Analyst

Booz Allen Hamilton•Fort Meade, MD

About The Position

Capability Requirements Analyst The Opportunity: Support strategic operational design and capability development and apply critical and creative thinking to define the nature of complex national security problems. Analyze the client’s mission and intent, organizational relationships, and purpose of proposed operations to develop strategic knowledge of the operational environment and frame mission analysis. Conceptualize and construct frameworks to explain the operational environment through visual effects and tools to better inform assigned Mission Areas. Design and shape knowledge of assigned environments to develop applicable approaches to exercises and wargaming, crises and contingencies, offensive, defensive, and combat operations. Conduct capability assessments on newer technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) to include risks, vulnerabilities, and adversarial parameters. Contribute to issue papers influencing enterprise cyber capability decisions. Assist the government with capability gap assessments and requirements validation of mission priorities. Develop briefing charts, point papers, and executive materials supporting DCO, OCO and DODIN initiatives. Join us. The world can't wait.

Requirements

10+ years of experience in military or government operational level supporting cyberspace, space, or cryptologic operations
Experience in DoD Information Technology (IT), Department of Defense Information Network (DoDIN), or cyberspace tactical environment
Experience working with industry engagements, academia, and technical universities
Experience with industry and capability development companies in support of cyber requirements
Experience with demonstrations, practical use applications, and drafting executive summaries with recommendations
Experience with coordinating operational requirements amongst internal and external staff and intelligence agencies
TS/SCI clearance
Bachelor’s degree

Nice To Haves

4+ years of experience with operational planning on a joint staff, combatant command (CCMD), or Service component staff
Experience with preparing project charters and leading and organizing working groups
Experience with Maritime Operations Center (MOC) processes
Experience with analyzing operational assessment methodologies and decision criteria and preparing and presenting briefings to senior leadership
Experience working with the Defense Industrial Base (DIB)
Knowledge of operations in mission areas, including network operations, network defense, signals intelligence, information operations, space, or electronic warfare
Ability to communicate and visualize complex data in an actionable and effective way for a given project or study
Ability to work independently and with team members from different backgrounds
TS/SCI clearance with a polygraph
Master’s degree

Responsibilities

Support strategic operational design and capability development
Apply critical and creative thinking to define the nature of complex national security problems
Analyze the client’s mission and intent, organizational relationships, and purpose of proposed operations to develop strategic knowledge of the operational environment and frame mission analysis
Conceptualize and construct frameworks to explain the operational environment through visual effects and tools to better inform assigned Mission Areas
Design and shape knowledge of assigned environments to develop applicable approaches to exercises and wargaming, crises and contingencies, offensive, defensive, and combat operations
Conduct capability assessments on newer technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) to include risks, vulnerabilities, and adversarial parameters
Contribute to issue papers influencing enterprise cyber capability decisions
Assist the government with capability gap assessments and requirements validation of mission priorities
Develop briefing charts, point papers, and executive materials supporting DCO, OCO and DODIN initiatives