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All Source Analyst

Location: DC, DC

Type: Full Time

Min. Experience: Entry Level

COMPANY OVERVIEW
Watershed Security is a Veteran Owned Small Business and a leader in providing quality Cyber Security Services to the Federal Government. Watershed is a great place to work, offering a challenging and respectful work environment. We are growing fast and strive to deliver our vision every day: “To inspire trust and respect with our customers and employees.  Integrity in all we do.” 

JOB SUMMARY
Demonstrated experience as an “All-Source Intelligence Analyst”. Analysts will support the LECOR process by utilizing open sources and other publicly available information as well as commercial and government databases to help identify event information, threats, and safety concerns. This data will be analyzed, evaluated, compiled, and organized and will be incorporated into an assessment template.
RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES
  • Have strong written communication skills, with the ability to draft complete, accurate, and grammatically correct reports.
  • Conduct research through a combination of open sources (search engines, social media sites, public business records, etc.), commercial databases, and various law enforcement systems.
  • Employ meticulous documentation skills, organizational ability, and attention to detail to support the drafting of assessments related to events attended by Members of Congress.
  • Apply a wide range of analytical concepts, principles, and practices to the use of investigative and intelligence systems; intelligence search and retrieval techniques; and automated information systems.
  • Apply fact-finding methods from multiple sources to incorporate into a cohesive, timely assessment. 
  • Federal laws and regulations relevant to USCP entities, operations, activities, products, and techniques used to locate, collect, and evaluate information.
  • Coverage for this Position will be then 12pm to 8pm M-F with a weekend rotation approximately every 6-12 weeks.
  • Combination of 3 Days Remote and 2 Days Onsite.  Weekend shift is Days Remote.
QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS
  • BA/BS from an accredited institution or equivalent years of experience may be substituted for degree.
  • 3 years of law enforcement and/or intelligence experience
  • Ability to obtain and maintain a Public Trust Clearance
Responsibilities of this position also include, but are not limited to:
  • Attending mandatory, annual training sessions
  • Providing regular status reports to management summarizing progress, challenges, metrics, and recommendations
  • Collaborating with team members to ensure effective communication and coordination
  • Attending recurring team meetings or huddles
  • Assisting in the development of new initiatives
BENEFITS AND PERKS
Watershed Security offers outstanding compensation and benefits including company paid medical and dental, tuition reimbursement, 401K plan with a generous match, 15 days of PTO to start and 11 paid holidays per year.
EOE M/F/Disability/Vet
 


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