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Technical Investigative Analyst

Chantilly, Virginia

The Senior Technical Investigative Analyst will leverage their extensive analytic and technical skills and experience in support of the Sponsor’s investigative mission.

Duties, Tasks & Responsibilities

  • Leveraging investigative, analytic, technical and writing skills and experience to analyze large data sets thoroughly and efficiently to identify concerning behavior and non-obvious correlations
  • Performing all-source analysis in support of the Sponsor’s mission
  • Researching, preparing, and presenting reports and briefings as required
  • Detecting fraud, waste, abuse, and misuse of information technologies systems
  • Communicating and coordinating with internal and external partners and customers as needed
  • Proposing new methodologies and/or tools to improve analytic capabilities
  • Participating in working groups and technical meetings to address issues

 

Required Skills

  • High School Diploma with 7+ years of relevant experience with investigative, analytic and/or operational experience applicable to the Sponsor’s mission
  • Demonstrated effectiveness in providing impromptu as well as prepared data analysis/briefings and in closing out investigative efforts and presenting findings for review and action
  • Strong SQL experience, and technical experience relevant to querying and analyzing data for investigative or operational purposes
  • Demonstrated effectiveness in collecting and analyzing potentially highly-technical information and accurately representing/visualizing it to non-technical third parties
  • Ability to write custom scripts to load/clean data and familiarity with business intelligence tools or other technologies to create data visualizations
  • TS/SCI clearance with a polygraph 

Desired Skills

  • Previous investigative experience, using a combination of technical and analytic skills
  • Strong writing skills, to include formal written reports and less-formal email correspondence
  • Exceptional judgement in support of questions generated from Sponsor data holdings
  • Experience searching, reading, and comprehending information using the Sponsor’s key analytic/targeting tools
  • Solid understanding of cybersecurity and IT fundamentals (e.g. networks).

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