Conducts intelligence research and analysis focused on national security, threats, targeting, vulnerabilities, countries, geographic areas, and biographic information. The intern develops assessments, maintains analytical procedures, collects intelligence data using OSINT, SIGINT, and network analysis methods, and supports targeting plans, collection priorities, and special projects.
GCI embodies excellence, integrity and professionalism. The employees supporting our customers deliver unique, high-value mission solutions while effectively leverage the technological expertise of our valued workforce to meet critical mission requirements in the areas of Machine Learning, Data Analytics and Software Development, Engineering, Targeting and Analysis, Operations, Training, and Cyber Operations. We maximize opportunities for success by building and maintaining trusted and reliable partnerships with our customers and industry.
At GCI, we solve the hard problems. As a Targeting Intelligence Analyst Intern, a typical day will include the following duties:
- Performs analysis and research for national security, infrastructure, technology, country, geographic area, biographic and targeted vulnerability.
- Prepares assessment of current threats and trends based on the research and analysis of intelligence data.
- Develop and maintains analytical procedures to meet changing requirements.
- Collects data using a combination of standard intelligence methods and business processes.
- Participates in special projects as required.
Required :
- Experience with OSINT, network analysis, and/or SIGINT tools to develop reports, targeting plans, and products supporting defined collection priorities and to identify measures of effectiveness.
- Demonstrated ability to learn quickly, complete tasks independently and creatively, and adapt to new technologies and tools
Desired :
- Prior experience with Targeting and/or Intelligence Analysis projects, either through coursework or personal projects
- Experience with technologies/domains such as :
- Multiple Artificial Intelligence Domains (i.e., Machine Learning, Generative AI, etc)
- Cloud Architecture, Development, and/or Administration
- Computer, Automotive, and/or Network Forensics
- Data Science & Data Visualization
- RF Engineering & Signals processing
- Scripting (i.e., Bash, Powershell, Python)
- Vulnerability Research and/or Exploit Development
Education
- Must be a currently enrolled full-time college student, at least returning for the Fall semester
- Majors in International Security and Law, Intelligence Analysis, or other related degree programs strongly preferred
- 3.0 GPA+ preferred
Clearance
- Must be interested in and eligible to obtain a Top-Secret US Government Clearance
- Candidates with an existing clearance preferred
*A candidate must be a US Citizen and requires interest in and eligibility to obtain a Top-Secret US Government Clearance.
Equal Opportunity Employer / Individuals with Disabilities / Protected Veterans
Qualifications Behaviors Preferred Enthusiastic: Shows intense and eager enjoyment and interest Innovative: Consistently introduces new ideas and demonstrates original thinking Experience Preferred Related experience. Equal Opportunity EmployerThis employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.
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