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Counterintelligence (CI) Specialist - Senior

Fort Meade, Maryland, United States

TITLE:           Counterintelligence (CI) Specialist – Senior

LOCATION:  Fort Meade, MD

 

OVERVIEW

Streamline Defense is seeking a Counterintelligence (CI) Specialist at the Senior-level to support the U.S. Cyber Command (USCYBERCOM), located on Fort Meade, MD

 

RESPONSIBILITIES

  • CI Specialist identifies, monitors, and assesses foreign intelligence efforts attempting collection of sensitive national security information on U.S. persons, activities and interests, including threats posed by emerging technologies to U.S. operations and interests.
  • Applies understanding of foreign intelligence capabilities / activities and U.S. and foreign partner CI capabilities and TTPs for in- depth analytic research and production of all-source CI studies and contributes to developing CI strategies.
  • Conducts, develops, produces, and presents programs of instruction in specified collection operations TTPs, and related or supporting processes, relevant to the various human intelligence and technical intelligence operations under DoD authorities.
  • Familiarity with MDCO capabilities to steer JOC personnel toward the J2X for support as appropriate.
  • Experience developing a concept for Command counterintelligence programs to be staffed to the SECDEF.
  • Experience developing counterintelligence briefs for personnel in the Command that are interacting with foreign intelligence services/officers and or traveling to high-threat CI countries as well as delivering the briefs in both group and individual settings, including to General/Flag Officer audiences.
  • Possesses experience conducting counterintelligence functions including investigations, inquiries, and collection.

 

REQUIREMENTS

  • Active TS/SCI security clearance. Must be willing to take a CI polygraph, if required.
  • Bachelor’s degree and 8 years of relevant experience. 12 years of relevant experience may substitute in lieu of a degree.
  • Graduate of in-residence Fundamentals of Intelligence Analysis course or Military Service equivalent.
  • Experience performing coordination/deconfliction of CI operational activity conducted by the Military Department CI Organizations (MDCO) that impact the Command's area of responsibility.
  • Good understanding of CI, the MDCOS, and basic CI mission areas.
  • Experience interacting with representatives of MDCOs and Intelligence Community Components in order to deconflict CI activity.
  • Experience maintaining and updating databases and must be familiar with MS Excel and Access.

 

About Streamline

Streamline delivers professional and technical solutions to the U.S. Defense, Intelligence, and Special Operations communities. Our analysts, engineers, and military professionals support some of the nation’s most critical missions.

At Streamline, we foster a high-performance culture where driven professionals can grow, innovate, and make an impact. We provide an entrepreneurial environment where initiative is valued, expertise is rewarded, and contributions directly shape mission success. This is the place to build your career if you're looking for meaningful work, top-tier colleagues, and competitive compensation.

Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Statement

Streamline is an equal-opportunity employer and is committed to hiring and retaining a diverse workforce. We recruit, hire, and promote based on qualifications, merit, and mission requirements, ensuring fair treatment for all employees and applicants. All employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable federal, state, or local law.

 

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