Threat Intelligence Specialist

• Support intelligence efforts for global operations, travel security, data center security, executive protection, and market expansion initiatives.
• Monitor and assess global events including armed conflict, terrorism, political instability, sanctions, civil unrest, organized crime, regional escalation, and infrastructure disruption, translating developments into actionable business risk assessments.
• Produce strategic, operational, and tactical intelligence products including forecasts, executive briefings, travel risk assessments, crisis updates, heat maps, geospatial overlays, dashboards, and early warning alerts.
• Help build, integrate, and maintain intelligence collection pipelines using open-source intelligence, commercial intelligence feeds, geospatial data, proprietary sources, and third-party intelligence platforms.
• Continually improve intelligence workflows, alerting mechanisms, and analytical tooling.
• Partner cross-functionally with Global Security, Legal, Supply Chain, Strategy, Infrastructure, and business teams to operationalize intelligence and support risk-informed decision making.
• Conduct post-incident analysis and lessons-learned reviews following geopolitical events, operational disruptions, or security incidents.
• Contribute to best practices, technical standards, and scalable processes for geopolitical and operational threat intelligence.
• Support relationships with external intelligence vendors, industry peers, academic institutions, and government or law enforcement partners, where appropriate.
• Share domain knowledge, and contribute to continuous improvement of the team.

Senior Threat Intelligence Specialist, Protective and Geopolitical Intel

• 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 all-source intelligence analysis, screening and vetting, identity resolution, network analysis, and risk assessments to identify foreign affiliations, malign foreign influence, counterintelligence concerns, technology transfer risks, and other threats to HHS programs, research, and supply chains
• Produce tailored intelligence products
• Provide briefings and decision-support to HHS leadership, acquisition officials, program managers, and security personnel
• Develop working relationships with key stakeholders to address evolving intelligence and security requirements
• Identify non-obvious relationships between individuals, organizations, foreign governments, talent recruitment programs, and entities of concern
• Monitor emerging threats
• Coordinate with Intelligence Community, law enforcement, and interagency partners
• Participate in working groups and interagency forums
• Provide actionable intelligence that supports the protection of HHS-funded research, sensitive information, and national security equities

Intermediate Screening and Vetting Analyst – Intelligence Analyst 3

• Work remotely in support of a government contract for a client located in Washington, DC.
• Provide threat hunting capabilities.
• Collaborate with teams to enhance the security posture.

Threat Hunter

• Work remotely in support of a government contract for a client located in Washington, DC.
• Collaborate with teams to generate reports and analyze threats.
• Utilize threat intelligence for technical analysis of enterprise assets.
• Create and present Cyber Threat Intelligence products and white papers to senior leadership.

Cyber Intelligence Analyst

• Analyzing and correlating large data sets to uncover novel threats and attack techniques
• Collaborating with data science, threat research, and cyber defense control teams
• Developing and documenting new and innovative threat hunt hypotheses

• Conducting all‑source analysis
• Providing and supporting briefings to senior personnel
• Developing effective working relationships with HHS principals and addressing their intelligence requirements
• Identifying emerging risks within the assigned portfolio
• Coordinating and collaborating with federal partners
• Participating in relevant working groups and interagency meetings
• Performing tasks common to an intelligence analyst position, such as delivering briefing support and producing tailored intelligence products

Pharmaceuticals, Drugs, and Biotechnology Specialist – Intelligence Analyst 3

• Direct proactive threat hunting campaigns to reveal advanced adversary activity
• Lead high-complexity hunting campaigns informed by threat intelligence and business risk
• Document hunting approach, research, and outcomes with actionable insights
• Leverage statistical and ML-based hunting methods to analyze large datasets
• Partner with Detection Engineering to convert hunt findings into durable detections
• Develop simple tools and automated solutions for hunting workflows
• Work closely with CSIRT, Threat Intelligence, Red Team, Security Engineering, and product teams
• Mentor others and share knowledge to raise the overall maturity and efficiency

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Senior Threat Intelligence Specialist, Protective and Geopolitical Intel

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Senior Financial Intelligence Analyst – Consultant

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Threat Hunter

Cyber Intelligence Analyst

Threat Hunter

Pharmaceuticals, Drugs, and Biotechnology Specialist – Intelligence Analyst 3

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