Job Type
Full-time
Description
- Conduct multi-domain risk analysis using Government, commercial, and open-source data.
- Develop investigative packages, visualization dashboards, timelines, and final written risk assessments.
- Analyze suppliers, corporate entities, parent/subsidiary relationships, beneficial ownership, mission dependencies, and other relevant network relationships.
- Review and assess model-generated supplier risk rankings, behavioral anomalies, and cyber cascade alerts.
- Validate automated model findings in operational context and identify where additional research or analyst judgment is required.
- Conduct corporate and supply-chain research involving foreign ownership, control or influence, sanctions exposure, financial indicators, cyber posture, dependency concentration, and other risk indicators.
- Conduct link and network analysis to identify relevant relationships among suppliers, primes, sub-tier vendors, parent companies, subsidiaries, and other entities.
- Support development of ranked supplier watchlists and in-depth supplier risk assessments.
- Conduct targeted deep-dive analysis based on model output, Government priorities, or investigative requirements.
- Develop written behavioral anomaly reports and cyber-related investigative packages.
- Review timelines and anomaly outputs to identify patterns, correlations, and potential investigative leads.
- Develop clear visualizations that communicate complex corporate, cyber, and network relationships.
- Maintain source traceability and clearly document analytical assumptions, confidence, information gaps, and limitations.
- Distinguish between source reporting, model-generated indicators, and analyst judgments.
- Work closely with Morgan 6 data scientists and technical leadership to refine model outputs and improve analytic workflows.
- Incorporate Government analyst and investigator feedback into recurring analytic products and model-improvement processes.
- Support recurring mission analytic reports and ad hoc deep-dive assessments.
Requirements
- Minimum 5 years of professional experience in intelligence analysis, investigative analysis, data analysis, supply-chain risk analysis, counterintelligence analysis, or a closely related field.
- Demonstrated experience conducting complex, multi-source analytical research.
- Experience producing investigative packages, risk assessments, written intelligence products, timelines, or analytical reports for decision-makers.
- Experience conducting link analysis, network analysis, or relationship mapping.
- Experience analyzing companies, ownership structures, suppliers, individuals, financial relationships, or other interconnected entities.
- Experience identifying patterns, anomalies, relationships, and information gaps within large or complex datasets.
- Strong analytical writing and briefing skills.
- Ability to evaluate quantitative or model-generated results and place them into operational or mission context.
- Ability to clearly articulate confidence, limitations, assumptions, and alternative explanations.
- Strong attention to source provenance, data quality, and analytic traceability.
- Ability to work effectively with data scientists, engineers, technical leads, investigators, and Government stakeholders.
- Ability to translate technical and quantitative findings into clear, concise analytical products.
- Ability to manage multiple analytical requirements and competing priorities.
- Ability to obtain and maintain required Government security and system access.
- Must be available to start by October 15, 2026.
- Experience with one or more of the following is highly desirable:
- Nuix Neo / Nuix Investigate or comparable investigative analytics platforms.
- Linkurious or comparable graph/network visualization tools.
- Memgraph/MAGE or comparable graph database and network-analysis technologies.
- Sayari for corporate structure, beneficial ownership, supply-chain, or entity research.
- NexusXplore or comparable OSINT/data-fusion platforms.
- Moody’s or comparable corporate, financial, and risk datasets.
- SecurityScorecard or comparable cyber-risk and external security-posture platforms.
- GLEIF data for legal-entity identification and corporate relationships.
- Sanctions and restricted-party datasets.
- ICIJ corporate and offshore-entity datasets.
- Wirescreen or comparable corporate intelligence and supply-chain research platforms.
- Dashboarding, visualization, or investigative-analysis platforms used to communicate complex relationships and findings.
- Must be a U.S. Citizen, Permanent Resident, or Dual Citizen.
- Bachelor’s degree in Data Analytics, Data Science, Intelligence Studies, Business Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Information Systems, Computer Science, Finance, or a related field, or equivalent relevant professional experience.
- Must meet all Government security, suitability, and system-access requirements associated with the position.
Competitive Compensation & Benefits