nCyber Threat Analyst

u2022 Bachelor’s degree with \n4+ years of relevant experience; OR an Associate degree with 6+ years; OR 8+ years of relevant experience / military service in lieu of a degree.\n \n, u2022 Must hold a valid certification or degree compliant with \nDoD 8140.03 / DCWF Work Role Code 531: Cyber Defense Incident Responder or equivalent (Intermediate proficiency level) prior to start date:\n \u2022 Accepted Certifications include: \nCompTIA CySA+, GCTI (GIAC Cyber Threat Intelligence), CEH, CFR, GCIA, GCIH, CND, or advanced credentials such as CISSP, CASP+ CE, or GCFA.\n \u2022 Privileged Access (SA/SSP) eligibility: Willingness to obtain and maintain system access credentials as required by operational mission requirements.\n \n \nCore Technical Competencies\n \u2022 In-depth understanding of adversary tactics, techniques, and procedures, threat actor attribution, and mapping adversary activity to the \nMITRE ATT&CK® framework.\n \u2022 Experience authoring structured threat intelligence products, technical threat briefs, intelligence summaries, and operational Tippers.\n \u2022 Proven ability to analyze raw packet captures, Netflow, proxy/DNS logs, firewall telemetry, and endpoint logs to reconstruct adversary intrusions.\n \u2022 Hands-on familiarity querying enterprise SIEM platforms (Splunk SPL, Elastic/Kibana, Microsoft Sentinel KQL).\n \u2022 Working knowledge of common threat intelligence platforms and tools (e.g., MISP, ThreatConnect, Anomali, VirusTotal, Shodan).\n \u2022 Willingness and ability to work standard operational shifts with occasional surge/after-hours support during critical incidents or crisis contingencies.\n \n, u2022 Prior experience supporting USPACOM, DISA Pacific, DJOC, Joint Cyber Centers, or Service Component DCO units (e.g., 10th Fleet, 16th Air Force, ARCYBER).\n \u2022 Experience conducting structured threat-hunting (DCI/DD) across cloud and enterprise on-premises networks.\n \u2022 Knowledge of malware triage and dynamic/static analysis concepts (e.g., sandboxing, de-obfuscation, hashing, C2 extraction).\n \u2022 Familiarity with AI prompting (Gemini, Grok, ChatGPT) for automation and OSINT data collection.\n

In this high-impact intelligence and analysis role, you will synthesize multi-source intelligence, telemetry, and forensic data into actionable threat intelligence. You will analyze adversary tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs), formulate threat indicators, track advanced adversary campaigns, and direct threat-informed defense operations across perimeter boundaries, multi-cloud platforms, and classified networks-spanning Unclassified (NIPRNet) and Secret (SIPRNet) up to Top Secret/SCI.\n \n \nWhat You’ll Do\n \n \n1. Boundary Threat Analysis & Adversary Characterization\n \u2022 \nWarning Intelligence & Attack Sensing: Analyze boundary sensor feeds, Netflow, and IDS/IPS logs in conjunction with intelligence agencies, peer CSSPs, and commercial intelligence providers to deliver Warning Intelligence and Attack Sensing and Warning activities compliant with DoDI 8530.01.\n \u2022 \nAdversary Campaign Tracking: Apply the \nMITRE ATT&CK® and Cyber Kill Chain frameworks to characterize adversary behavior, track campaign evolution, identify “Living off the Land” (LotL) tradecraft, and assess the operational impact of targeted threats traversing enterprise Internet Access Points and Boundary Cloud Access Points.\n \u2022 \nActionable Battlefield Intelligence: Author, refine, and disseminate high-impact, actionable battlefield cyber threat analysis products, Threat Warnings, and Tippers that empower tactical defenders and boundary engineers to preempt emerging cyber assaults.\n \u2022 \nAutomated Telemetry & Breach Assessment: Evaluate bypasses and telemetry from automated blocking platforms to uncover adversary evasion techniques, evaluate malicious patterns, and generate targeted analytic hypotheses.\n \u2022 \nOperational Reporting & DJOC Synchronization: Coordinate closely with the DISA Joint Operations Center (DJOC), USPACOM J6, DoD Cyber Defense Command (DCDC), USCYBERCOM, and the National Security Agency (NSA) to synchronize threat analyses and maintain standardized incident reporting in the DoD-mandated reporting structure (currently Rally).\n \n \n2. Enterprise CSSP Intelligence & Proactive Threat Hunting\n \u2022 \nDeliberate Defense (DD) & Discovery Counter Infiltration (DCI): Formulate threat hypotheses based on all-source intelligence, reconstruct multi-stage adversary attack paths, and conduct structured threat-hunting across enterprise endpoints and cloud enclaves to validate malicious presence or confirm its absence.\n \u2022 \nMulti-Cloud & Zero Trust Threat Analysis: Track advanced persistent threats operating against enterprise cloud ecosystems (AWS GovCloud, Azure Government, Google Cloud Platform, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure) secured under the Joint Warfighter Cloud Capability, Thunderdome Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), and Microsoft Defender suite (EndGuard).\n \u2022 \nAnalytic Capability & Use Case Development: Translate threat intelligence and adversary TTPs into specific detection use cases, rule logic, and detection requirements for ingestion into enterprise SIEMs (Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, Elastic, and JCRS-D).\n \u2022 \nAggregated Threat Trend Reporting: Aggregate threat indicators, malware behaviors, and adversary profiles from commercial threat feeds (e.g., CrowdStrike, VirusTotal) and internal investigations; provide inputs for the quarterly Aggregated Cyber Awareness Report detailing strategic threat forecasts and vulnerability exposures.\n \u2022 \nVulnerability & Exposure Intelligence: Continuously assess Information Assurance Vulnerability Management notices (IAVAs and IAVBs) against active adversary exploitation trends, providing technical threat context and impact assessments to mission partner enclaves.\n \n \n3. Location-Specific & Above-Secret Intelligence: PACOM & TS/SCI\n \u2022 \nPACOM Mission Network (PMN) and Joint Operational Edge - Coalition Environment (JOE-CE) Threat Assessment: Provide dedicated cyber threat intelligence and behavioral profiling tailored to the PMN and JOE-CE operational networks.\n \u2022 \nUser & Entity Behavioral Profiling: Analyze Identity, Credential, and Access Management telemetry and the PMN Master User Record to identify anomalous user behavior, insider threats, and sophisticated lateral movement.\n \u2022 \nSCIF-Based Intelligence Operations: Conduct all-source cyber analysis within Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (SCIF) at Ford Island, examining multi-discipline intelligence across JWICS, YLAN, and special-access enclaves up to Top Secret / SCI.\n \u2022 \nCross-Echelon Coordination: Brief Senior Executive and military leadership across USPACOM, DISA PAC, and operational mission partners on adversary threat capabilities, active campaigns, and strategic risk postures.\n \n \nWhat You’ll Need for Success\n \n \nClearance & Citizenship\n \u2022 \nCitizenship: Must be a U.S. Citizen.\n \u2022 \nClearance: Active \nTop Secret security clearance with eligibility to obtain SCI access upon start (adjudicated Tier 5 / SSBI investigation within scope). Candidates holding an active Secret clearance may be considered provided Top Secret/SCI processing begins immediately upon hire with government approval.\n \n, u2022 Direct background working with DoD incident response frameworks (CJCSM 6510.01F, DoDI 8530.01) and reporting platforms (Rally, DISS).\n \n \nWhy Join Leidos on GSM-O II TN22?\n \u2022 \nCrucial Theater Mission: Directly defend warfighters and theater infrastructure across the most critical Indo-Pacific operational environment.\n \u2022 \nAdvanced Cyber Ecosystem: Work at the confluence of enterprise-scale SIEM environments, Zero Trust architecture, and next-generation multi-cloud platforms.\n \u2022 \nLong-Term Program Stability: Backed by Leidos’s prime contract award on the GSM-O II Task Order 22 vehicle spanning a base year plus four option periods.\n \u2022 \nProfessional Growth & Certification Sponsorship: Extensive tuition assistance, Leidos internal training academies, and corporate sponsorship for advanced SANS/GIAC technical cyber certifications.\n \n If you’re looking for comfort, keep scrolling. At Leidos, we outthink, outbuild, and outpace the status quo - because the mission demands it. We’re not hiring followers. We’re recruiting the ones who disrupt, provoke, and refuse to fail. Step 10 is ancient history. We’re already at step 30 - and moving faster than anyone else dares.\n