Counter Intelligence Analyst

Location: Springfield, VA

Department: Defense/Intelligence

Type: Full Time

Min. Experience: Mid Level

Company Overview
Big Sky is seeking a Counter Intelligence Analyst with an active TS security clearance to serve a Federal Intelligence client. We’re looking for self-motivated, results-oriented professionals who thrive in a high-risk, high-reward environment.

Big Sky is the right place for you if:
-You are a problem solver. You never give up and like to find creative solutions to tough problems.
-You know how to communicate with clients and team members to clearly articulate key points.
-You can work effectively as part of a team and your number one goal is to make your team successful.
-You are able to analyze complex data and draw insightful conclusions.
-You demand excellent results from your own work as well as your team’s.
-You are an expert at juggling multiple priorities and managing your time to achieve maximum results.

Job Mission: Execute and deliver research and analytical products. Provide outstanding support to a large intelligence client, including the management of specific project tasks.

Responsibilities and Duties:

Deliver high-quality products to clients on or before deadlines
Provide outstanding support to executive-level clients, including managing specific project tasks.
Support project manager in managing and communicating costs, risks, status and timelines of the project
Successfully build and manage relationships with clients, key stakeholders, and project team
Initiate new ideas for account growth and support business development activities internally

Basic Qualifications:

Must possess active TS security clearance
2-5 years of experience conducting intelligence-related research and/or analytics
Experience being a part of and leading teams

Additional Qualifications:

Experience consulting with defense and intelligence clients preferred

Our Values: Everything we do at Big Sky is dictated by our values. We take them very seriously, and we're proud of this unwavering commitment.

Results: We get them -- for each other, for our customers, our partners, and our families.
Hustle: We don't take "no" for an answer. We don't make excuses. We scrape and claw to make sure the details are always right. We fight like hell for our customers, and fight like hell to get more customers -- because they need us.
Curiosity: We question everything, and learn constantly, from any source we can get our hands on. We are smart because we know we don't have all the answers, and because we always want to get better.
Respect: We treat each other like adults. We respect what makes each of us unique and productive. We practice honest and ongoing feedback as a way of respecting each other. We know that without ethics (doing the right thing) and honesty, there can be no trust or respect.

All candidates will be required to organize reference calls with at least three recent supervisors.

Big Sky is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, or gender identity), national origin, disability, age (40 or older), genetic information (including family medical history) or protected Veteran status.

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