Openings

Environment: Hybrid | Washington DC Metro Area

Salary: $90,000 - $125,000 Annually

OpSurv is seeking Mid-level All-Source Intelligence Analysts to support the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in Washington, D.C. This position requires experience in analysis, production, and briefing intelligence products as well as the ability to interact with senior level leaders. This position includes coordinating with external partners to support HHS and its information needs regarding preparedness, steady state monitoring, and disaster response. The successful candidate will have the ability to develop a wide range of analytical skills and operational planning.

Competencies

• Background in supply chain, business intelligence, critical infrastructure, insider threat, threat awareness, health and public health.

• Experience with Supply Chain Risk Management, including one or more of the following: assessing system and component criticality, mapping supply chains, identifying critical suppliers, assessing supply chain threat and vulnerability assessments, conducting risk identification and mitigation, and monitoring mitigation effectiveness over time.

• Ability to conduct open source research to identify potential disruptions, threats and vulnerabilities to ASPR equities.

• Ability to identify upstream and downstream suppliers and vendors with ties to nefarious networks or adversaries that could pose a national security threat.

• Have knowledge and understanding of all-source intelligence research and production, open-source and or commercial business due diligence, Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM), Cybersecurity, Supply Chain Networks, Logistics or Business Analytics.

• Ability to create clear and concise reports in response to short notice RFIs. 

• Able to write, prepare and deliver senior-level presentations and briefings.

• Prepares timely written and oral assessments developed through classified research of theater and national level resources, including data bases to include, and not limited to open-source information.

• Work cooperatively, as well as independently, to research, review, interpret, and integrate intelligence data gleaned from monitoring activities from all sources, including classified and non-classified sources, pertaining to public health and preparedness in order to contribute to, or independently produce oral and/or written briefing products for ASPR policymakers.

• Supports the development of processes for researching, analyzing, synthesizing, and disseminating information to support ASPR preparedness and response missions

• Proficiencies in the following a plus: Microsoft Office, Analyst’s Notebook, Tableau, modeling capabilities (such as JEMA), statistical software (such as SAS)

• Working knowledge of subscription databases

• Experience providing complete analytical products that are ICD-203 compliant