Computer Network Exploitation Analyst

Description:

As a Computer Network Exploitation Analyst, you will combine analytic and technical expertise to understand information found in SIGINT and cybersecurity systems and facilitate the exploitation of digital networks. Working closely with other technical experts, you will play a crucial role in skillfully using specialized tools and tradecraft to drive the CNO mission forward. The ideal candidate is a highly motivated team player who enjoys solving some of the world’s toughest problems.

Responsibilities:

• Develop innovative tradecraft, exploitation techniques, and concepts of operation.
• Work closely with operators and partners to effectively analyze and process intelligence information.

• Adapt to new information, changing conditions, and unexpected obstacles.

• Identify bespoke problems and provide technical assistance for a variety of technologies.

Qualifications:

• Exploitation Analyst experience or CNO expertise

• Experience with mapping physical and logical target networks and identifying vulnerabilities.

• Ability to identify and communicate computer and telecommunications network elements.

• Knowledge of computer security principles, vulnerability analysis, and exploitation methods.

• Deep knowledge of the concepts, principles, and methods for network connectivity (e.g. TCP/IP, DNS, SSL, etc.).

• Understanding of the methods, strategies, and techniques related to target development.

   

  Preferred:

• Relevant experience in information security, network design, programming, vulnerability analysis, penetration testing, and/or computer forensics.

• Experience with Jupyter Notebooks and Python scripting.

• Hands-on experience with XKS, DX, and other internal tradecraft.

• Knowledge of Linux and Windows operating systems’ architecture.

• Ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines.

• Strong attention to detail.

   

This position is 100% on-site.

Applicants for positions requiring security clearance will be automatically rejected for candidates not meeting the Security Clearance requirement.