Threat Intelligence Specialist

• Provide high level security system analysis including proactive policy evaluation and tuning.
• Lead the research and resolution of complex and/or escalations issues, including technical troubleshooting calls with Customer/other Verizon teams.
• Manage complex changes and vendor interaction.
• Creation of security documentation, including policies, procedures, training documents playbooks and operations manuals.
• Liaise with Verizon and customer’s senior management and other Verizon teams on service improvement initiatives.
• Provide mentorship and team lead functions, including supervision of staff, escalation management, and performance appraisal contributions.

Public Sector Threat Hunter

• Create and write analytic intelligence reports regarding acquired public datasets
• Help evaluate new tools and datasets for integration into proprietary workflows or technology
• Craft finished analytical products incorporating text and graphics to convey complex concepts to senior executives and other decision-makers
• Identify, infiltrate, and monitor online communities of interest that are selling public data
• Develop new data-driven methodologies and efficiencies to enable core Pandion workflows
• Lead or support complex digital investigations
• Demonstrate adaptability and flexibility in real-time to meet shifting client or organizational demands

Senior Intelligence Analyst

• Use technical knowledge and analytical mindset to support clients
• Research, develop, and test data methodologies
• Generate cross-functional solutions through analysis and visualization of large data sets
• Present data findings and recommendations to clients
• Establish quantitative and qualitative metrics for financial or trade analysis
• Grow communication and technical skills by creating data-centric solutions

Financial Intelligence Data Analyst, Mid

• Conduct investigative research and intelligence analysis in support of financial crime investigations for U.S. Government, law enforcement, and international partners.
• Analyze individuals, corporate entities, transactions, and financial networks using Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) data, government and commercial data sources, open-source intelligence (OSINT), and law enforcement systems to develop actionable financial intelligence.
• Identify patterns, anomalies, and typologies, and indicators of money laundering, terrorist financing, proliferation financing, cyber-enabled crime, sanctions evasion, and related illicit activity.
• Evaluate large and complex datasets to uncover emerging risks, financial crime trends, and relationships among individuals, entities, accounts, and transactions through network and link analysis.
• Develop clear, accurate, and insight-driven intelligence products, reports, and briefings that support operational decision-making and investigative outcomes.
• Produce strategic analysis on financial crime methodologies, networks, and evolving threat landscapes for policymakers, regulators, and law enforcement stakeholders.
• Communicate analytical findings effectively to technical and non-technical audiences through written products, presentations, briefings, and visualizations.
• Ensure all analytical outputs are accurate, defensible, timely, and aligned to mission priorities.

Senior Financial Intelligence Analyst – Consultant

• Conduct technical analysis of network traffic to identify anomalies.
• Monitor and understand emerging threats.
• Report detected incidents to agency and work toward resolution.
• Develop detection signatures and test them for effectiveness.
• Identify and document network-based tactics used by attackers.

Threat Hunter

• Research and analyze open source and classified reporting to identify current and emerging threat trends.
• Document and report current and emerging threats that will exploit vulnerabilities of Department of Homeland Security stakeholders.
• Communicate, coordinate, share information, and work closely with customer components.
• Produce weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual performance metrics reports.

Senior Cyber Threat Analyst

• Collaborate with the client to design, implement, and manage the Solution Development Lifecycle (SDLC)
• Develop and deliver lightweight data solutions to meet ISR needs
• Leverage expertise as part of a cross-functional team of data scientists, Agile SMEs, and more
• Ensure awareness and understanding of data modernization efforts
• Assist with Air Force ISR efforts in achieving analytic modernization towards Object-Based Production (OBP)

• Lead and direct the Intelligence Analysis team, setting analytic priorities, standards, and workflows to support Navy Federal security and investigative missions.
• Lead complex investigations and advanced threat assessments
• Identify and assess sophisticated threat patterns impacting personnel and operations
• Mentor junior analysts and provide guidance on analytic methodologies
• Develop and present executive-level intelligence briefings
• Support protective intelligence and executive protection initiatives
• Conduct all-source intelligence analysis focused on security risks
• Collect, validate, and analyze open-source, social media, and proprietary data
• Apply structured analytic techniques to support investigative assessments
• Develop clear, actionable intelligence products and brief stakeholders
• Collaborate with internal partners for case resolution and preventive measures
• Assist with basic open-source and proprietary research under supervision
• Support data collection and validation for security investigations
• Identify threat indicators and anomalies
• Track investigative tasks, workflows, deadlines, and performance metrics using basic project management and reporting tools

Senior Intelligence Analyst – Threat Management Unit

• Identify, track, and monitor emerging fraud typologies across financial and operational channels using fraud and intelligence gathering expertise.
• Conduct analysis of open sources to identify fraudulent communication channels and techniques, including, but not limited to forums, social media, dark/deep web, news media, public records, and geospatial data.
• Build and maintain fraud indicators, risk scores, and watchlists using internal data and external intelligence sources.
• Develop analytical queries, dashboards, and automated alerts to uncover anomalous patterns such as counterfeit documentation, suspicious claims activity, identity misuse, or operational irregularities.
• Leverage open-source data and information to conduct link analysis to uncover fraud networks and schemes.
• Produce high-quality intelligence products including threat assessments, trend analyses, profiles, timelines, and geo-based heat maps.
• Partner with internal stakeholders to share intelligence, escalate issues, and support audit and investigative efforts.
• Identify issues and trends based on severity, potential impact, and risk, ensuring proper documentation and evidentiary standards.
• Recommend and evaluate preventive, detective, and mitigative controls.
• Monitor changes in policy, regulations, technology, and criminal trends to anticipate shifts in fraud risk.
• Deliver timely, actionable reporting to leadership on trends, exposures, root causes, and mitigation opportunities.
• Translate analytical findings into clear recommendations for non-technical stakeholders.
• Prepare materials for audit, compliance, or law enforcement requests as needed.

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