Intelligence Support Analyst

Intelligence Support Analyst Company Overview: The Intelligence and Security Associates (ISA) is a Virginia-based SBA certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business. ISA is a proud V3-certified employer, with one in two ISA employees having served in the U.S. military. Additionally, ISA holds a General Services Administration (GSA) Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contract, and One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services + (OASIS+) Total Small Business Pool Contract Vehicle. Originally founded as an education and training company, ISA continues a 20-plus-year tradition of providing value creation for our clients, delivering unique solutions tailored to their specific challenges across a broad range of national security issues and competencies. Our highly qualified subject matter professionals, data and technical experts, and our seasoned senior leaders specialize in national security and intelligence delivery services for the Department of War (DoW), the Intelligence Community (IC), and other federal and commercial entities. Our extensive Program of Work includes broad areas of Mission Engineering and Systems Integration, Strategic Advantage and Warfighter Support, and Operational Enablers to federal government and commercial entities across the defense and national security sectors. Job Description: Provides intelligence and cyber threat forensic analysis reports and recommendations and acquisition support to Air Force acquisition community customers while serving within an FBI-led National Counterintelligence Joint Task Force (NCIJTF) in Northern Virginia. The analyst supports Air Force acquisition activities and federal law enforcement counterintelligence operations by assisting with threat analysis, mission and duty identifier development, acquisition coordination, and interagency collaboration. This role requires a blended understanding of federal law enforcement and counterintelligence data architectures and data management, intelligence production processes, and Air Force Program Executive Officer portfolio structures. Work Model: Our people-first culture prioritizes the benefits of flexibility and collaboration. Consistent with government and industry standards that support a more fulsome return to in-office culture, ISA supports our clients and provides a working environment that promotes professional development opportunities through peer engagement and face-to-face mentoring. The ability to meet across teams at the office and cross-pollinate information is critical to our success. Responsibilities: The analyst provides intelligence, acquisition, and operational support to an FBI-led counterintelligence and law enforcement mission. Responsibilities include assisting with indications and warning indicator development and monitoring, threat identification, intelligence research and analysis, intelligence production and reporting, and support to counterintelligence activities in coordination with federal law enforcement partners. The analyst directly supports acquisition programs and requirements-related requests for information by tracking mission needs, assisting with analysis and documentation, and coordinating with program and account stakeholders. The role requires regular interaction with interagency partners and supports day-to-day task force operations in a classified environment. The analyst prepares briefings and written products for government leadership, assists with mission and duty identifier development, and ensures compliance with applicable security, policy, and procedural requirements. Duties: Provide intelligence, counterintelligence, and operational support to an Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC) Acquisition Intelligence and FBI-led law enforcement mission, including research, analysis, and reporting related to threat activity. Develop and maintain analytical frameworks. Demonstrate expert understanding of the roles, missions, and authorities of DoD and Federal CI and LE agencies as these relate to cyber threat identification, analysis, and mitigation. Deconstruct and analyze hardware and software supply chains and assess how threats to system components or supporting software translate into risks to overarching capabilities. Deliver comprehensive cyber threat forensic and intelligence analysis, indications and warning (IandW), and production management expertise. Develop, refine, monitor, and deliver cyber threat Indications and Warning (IandW) for designated acquisition programs and activitieswithin supported portfolios. Conduct analytical research using a variety of tools and data sources, including databases and automated analytical systems, to support mission objectives. Coordinate with data owners across the Federal law enforcement and counterintelligence communities for integration of data into intelligence products. Prepare, develop and present intelligence reports, briefings, and written products with clarity and accuracy. Support acquisition and project-related activities, including requirements tracking, documentation development, and coordination across stakeholders. Assist customers in clarifying mission needs, objectives, and deliverables, and support tracking of progress against established timelines. Support the development and maintenance of mission requirements, duty identifiers, and capability documentation. Coordinate and communicate with interagency partners, law enforcement personnel, and program stakeholders to support mission execution. Assist with the integration of intelligence products into Air Force acquisition decision processes including programmatic and technical risk management, consistent with Department of Defense risk, issue, and opportunity management practices. Track action items, risks, and issues related to mission and acquisition activities and support mitigation efforts. <