THIS POSITION REQUIRES A CURRENT TOP SECRET/SCI w/CI poly level clearance.

Core One seeks a CI and Insider Threat Data Analyst in support of an Intelligence Community customer. Candidates should have a strong record of achievement in the IC and experience. Previous experience with the US Government, as a staff employee or contractor is desired. This position is located in Bethesda, MD.

Primary Responsibilities

• Collate, study and manipulate metrics and data collected from CI and Insider Threat training program to conduct trend analysis.
• Deliver a quarterly report of course content changes based on the analysis of student feedback and program statistics.
• Prepare graphical reports using metrics and trend data to identify the trajectories for improving the Customer’s Insider Threat training program.
• Conduct surveys across the Customer population, study the results and produce reports to inform components and offices within the Customer.
• Collaborate with members of the IC and conduct joint studies to identify trends to improve process, procedures and content beneficial to the IC.
  
  

REQUIRED SKILLS

• Minimum of an Associate’s degree.
• Minimum of five (5) years of experience working in a professional environment supporting CI or security programs.
• Demonstrated experience in the study, collation, and manipulation of data for trend analysis.
• Excellent command of MS Office products.
  
  

DESIRED SKILLS

• Experience with marketing surveys, metrics, and graphical reports.
  
  

About Core One

Our mission is to be at the forefront of devising analytical, operational and technical solutions to our Nation's most complex national security challenges. In order to achieve our mission, Core One values people first and is comprised of outstanding professionals from the national security community. Because Core One is committed to seeking top talent, we offer competitive compensation and benefits packages. In addition, Core One is a team-oriented, dynamic and growing company that values exceptional performance and entrepreneurialism.