Counterintelligence Officer

Seize your opportunity to make a personal impact as a Counterintelligence Officer supporting our intelligence customer. GDIT is your place to make meaningful contributions to challenging projects and grow a rewarding career.

At GDIT, people are our differentiator. As a Counterintelligence Officer you will help ensure today is safe and tomorrow is smarter. Our work depends on a TS/SCI level cleared Counterintelligence Officer joining our team to support our customer.

Duties & Responsibilities:

• Conduct daily research to gather, assimilate, evaluate and interpret information concerning intelligence, terrorism and espionage threats against personnel, programs, technology and information systems and/or facilities and the National System for GEOINT (NSG).
• Provide daily CI analyses for distribution to selected parties within the Department of Defense and the Intelligence Community. Delivers executive-level CI guidance to Key Component leadership.
• Publish intelligence with recommendations for mitigation and countermeasures, as appropriate.
• Detect and assess anomalous activities for links to possible foreign intelligence collection within key component offices using recommended countermeasures.
• Immediately alert the government to imminent foreign intelligence, terrorism and espionage threats with recommended countermeasures.
• Provide analytical forecasts of foreign intelligence, terrorism and espionage threats against key component offices as requested with recommended countermeasures.
• Provide annual CI threat analyses of foreign intelligence and terrorism threats to employees assigned to Contiguous United States (CONUS) and Outside Contiguous United States (OCONUS) locations.
• Apply knowledge and understanding of most of the applicable analytical tools (Multi-media Message Manager (M3), Palantir, Tripwire Analytic Capability (TAC), ARCSIGHT, RSA Security Analytics, Consular Consolidated Database (CCD),), Terrorist Identities Datamart Environment (TIDE)) to conduct CI analysis of anomalous activities.
• Liaise with Department of Defense (DoD), the Intelligence Community, and appropriate law enforcement entities to remain abreast of current CI trends and issues.
• Prepare briefs, as requested, related to any or all the above subject matter for delivery to internal and external audiences at strategic, operational and tactical levels.
• Conduct approximately 25-35 formalized threat briefings per month tailored specifically for key component directives and their intended foreign destinations and geospatial – related conferences and symposia involving foreign official representation/attendance for purposes of determining foreign intelligence service threats/interest in Agency personnel.
• Conduct approximately 25-35 foreign contact and foreign travel debriefs per month and prepare applicable reports detailing the results and findings to include preparing Intelligence Information Reports.
• Provide CI advice and CI expertise in approximately 15-20 CI Risk Assessments per month in support of personnel security and the security clearance adjudication process pursuant to Intelligence Community Directive (ICD) 704 requirements.
• Provide CI technical expertise to support vulnerability mitigation efforts.
• Provide CI expertise in protecting emerging geospatial and IC technologies and the intelligence acquisition process.
• Provide CI support to Research and Technology Protection (RTP) initiatives to include writing approximately eight CI Threat Assessments (CI/TA) per month.
• Provide for the seamless integration of CI support to Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) policies and initiatives to include compliance with ICD 731, 731.1, 731.2, and ICD 503.
• Produce approximately 75 Supply Chain Risk Assessment reports per month.
• Support Intelligence Community Supply Chain Management (SCRM) Working Group and liaise and coordinate across IC Agencies as appropriate.
• Interview personnel and prepare accurate operational reports and summaries from those interviews.
• Provide input as required to a formal report of findings and recommendations for all unauthorized disclosures involving the known or suspected loss of classified information.
• Apply knowledge, experience and understanding to process approximately 10 Intelligence Community actions in support of Special Access Programs (SAP).
• Apply knowledge and understanding of GEOINT needed to conduct CI damage assessments involving the loss or unauthorized disclosure of intelligence and the preparation of formal reports of findings and recommendations.
• Produce approximately 100 Intelligence Information Reports (IIRs) per year.
• Produce CI Notes and CI Minutes for Agency awareness as required.
• Work closely with members of the Intelligence Community to share information, collaborate, draft and finalize community information reviews/damage assessments.
• Support and participate in the conduct of between 5-10 CI Incident Assessments (CIIAs) per year.
• Support processing of approximately 65-75 agency documents for public release monthly.
• As appropriate, participate in agency and IC directed damage assessment task forces.
• Complete assigned tasks and activities within prescribed timelines and to established community standards, directives and instructions.

Skills and Experience:

Required:

• 11+ years of CI experience
• Foundational defensive CI experience (ex. conducting investigations, inquiries, collections, operations, analysis, briefings, debriefings, training and awareness).
• Bachelor’s degree in National Intelligence Studies, Law Enforcement, History, Analysis/Research, Journalism, Political Science, Library Science, Engineering, or Mathematics, or related field.

Desired:

• Possess a Master’s degree in National Intelligence Studies, Law Enforcement, History, Analysis/Research, Journalism, Political Science, Library Science, Engineering, or Mathematics, or related field

Location: Customer Site

Clearance: Active TS/SCI with ability to obtain CI Poly

US Citizenship Required