• Skills to include technical and narrative reporting.
• Maintain awareness of applicable computer network exploitation policies, regulations, and compliance documents.
• Analyze network packet information, Windows and Linux/UNIX OS system data, executable file data, host data, and metadata to identify and characterize anomalies on USG networks
• Provide reporting on activities and assist in the development and optimization of new and existing tools and techniques to enhance analytic capabilities.
• Perform research utilizing Agency resource tools and databases.
• Provide analytic support at both network and host level to augment the Government team charged with identifying and characterizing anomalies on USG networks.
• Provide domain expertise in networking hardware and communication technologies, and systems programming.
• Develop and analyze exploitation tactics, techniques and procedures for a wide range of operating systems.

• Two (2) years of demonstrated experience in Cybersecurity techniques and Network Analysis
• Three (3) years of demonstrated experience in intrusion analysis and incident response
• Three (3) years of demonstrated experience with TCP/IP fundamentals, Windows and Linux/UNIX operating systems, and supporting Office applications. Demonstrated real-world incident management / incident response experience.
• A bachelor s degree in software engineering, Computer Science, Engineering, or related field from an accredited college is required.
• Four (4) years of experience in intrusion analysis and incident response may be substituted for a bachelor s degree.

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