Information Warfare Enterprise Analyst

Booz Allen Hamilton•Arlington, VA

5d•$62,000 - $141,000•Onsite

About The Position

Information Warfare Enterprise Analyst The Opportunity: Assist with Service-level strategic activities, including the development and articulation of a wide spectrum of concepts, plans, and policies, and the direction or implementation of those policies. Conduct strategic analysis of institution-wide challenges regarding Marine Corps capabilities and technological advantages. Support the development of risk-based analyses, service-level orders, manuals, and directives guiding the integration of information operations, psychological operations, space operations, and cyber-electromagnetic activities into operational planning. Identify, analyze, and evaluate complex or highly sensitive systems, policies, processes, or programs regarding foreign technology and foreign military capabilities. Analyze operational plans that potentially affect or impact the design and integration of evolving U.S. systems and instrumentation, technology, security, or facilities. This position is located in Arlington, VA.

Requirements

3+ years of experience supporting the Department of Defense (DoD)
Ability to manage multiple competing deadlines
TS/SCI clearance
Bachelor’s degree in International Relations, Applied Technologies, Security and Risk Analysis, Acquisition, Aerospace, or Intelligence

Nice To Haves

Experience at the component or headquarters level of a military Service organization
Experience working with General Officers or SES-level officials
Knowledge of the Marine Corps organizational structure
Knowledge of cutting-edge technologies and associated capabilities
Knowledge of DoD Capability Protection Programs
Knowledge of Security regulations and policies
Knowledge of DoD Acquisition or Research and Development processes
Possession of excellent research and analysis skills
Possession of excellent verbal and written communication skills
Master’s degree in a related field

Responsibilities

Assist with Service-level strategic activities, including the development and articulation of a wide spectrum of concepts, plans, and policies, and the direction or implementation of those policies.
Conduct strategic analysis of institution-wide challenges regarding Marine Corps capabilities and technological advantages.
Support the development of risk-based analyses, service-level orders, manuals, and directives guiding the integration of information operations, psychological operations, space operations, and cyber-electromagnetic activities into operational planning.
Identify, analyze, and evaluate complex or highly sensitive systems, policies, processes, or programs regarding foreign technology and foreign military capabilities.
Analyze operational plans that potentially affect or impact the design and integration of evolving U.S. systems and instrumentation, technology, security, or facilities.