About the RoleMission One is seeking a high-performing All-Source Intelligence Analyst to support mission-critical intelligence operations across Defense, Homeland Security, and Intelligence Community customers. This role is ideal for candidates who thrive in dynamic environments, deliver high-quality analytic products, and can fuse reporting from multiple sources to produce actionable, decision-ready intelligence.
We are building a bench of analysts who can align to one or more mission focus areas, including Counterterrorism, Cyber, Space/Counterspace, WMD, POLMIL, Threat Finance, and Weapons Systems. Your focus area(s) will be determined based on experience, mission requirements, and customer priorities.
What You’ll DoAs an All-Source Analyst, you will:
- Integrate intelligence from multiple disciplines (SIGINT, HUMINT, GEOINT, OSINT, MASINT, FININT, etc.) to generate actionable assessments.
- Produce mission-ready intelligence products including INTSUMs, SITREPs, threat assessments, briefings, and executive-level summaries.
- Apply structured analytic techniques to identify trends, threats, indicators, and adversary intent.
- Support operational planning and decision advantage by delivering timely, high-confidence analysis.
- Participate in RFI/RFQ response workflows and support collection priorities where required.
- Collaborate with cross-functional analysts and mission teams to validate findings and strengthen analytic rigor.
- Brief intelligence assessments to customer leadership and mission stakeholders at multiple levels.
- Maintain strict compliance with analytic tradecraft standards and reporting guidelines (as applicable).
Mission Focus Areas
Applicants should highlight one or more mission focus areas that align with their experience:
- CT / Insurgency: Terrorist networks, insurgent tactics, extremist organization analysis, operational threat assessments
- Cyber: Cyber threat actors, malware trends, ransomware, nation-state cyber campaigns, cyber-enabled influence operations
- Space / Counterspace: Space threat analysis, adversary capabilities, space ISR, orbital domain awareness, counterspace doctrine
- WMD: Chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear threat analysis, proliferation networks, CBRN risk assessments
- POLMIL: Political-military analysis, military intent, strategic forecasting, influence operations, regional stability
- Threat Finance: Illicit finance, sanctions evasion, money laundering networks, trafficking finance, terror finance
- Weapons Systems: Adversary weapons capabilities, missile developments, force modernization, technical threat assessments
Note: You do not need experience in every focus area — we are building a flexible team with targeted expertise.
Required Qualifications
- Active clearance: Secret / TS / TS-SCI (preferred)
- Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent experience) in Intelligence Studies, Security Studies, International Relations, Political Science, Data Analytics, or related field.
- 3+ years of intelligence analysis experience (military, IC, contractor, law enforcement, or related).
- Demonstrated experience producing intelligence products with strong narrative clarity and analytic rigor.
- Experience working with multiple intelligence sources and applying structured analytic techniques.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, including briefing experience.
- Ability to operate in high-tempo environments with competing priorities.
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience supporting DHS, DoD, Combatant Commands, or Intelligence Community organizations.
- Familiarity with analytic production standards.
- Experience with analytic toolsets such as: Palantir, Analyst’s Notebook, ArcGIS, DCGS, MIDB, TAC, JWICS/SIPR/NIPR, or comparable platforms.
- Background in link analysis, pattern-of-life analysis, targeting support, or operational intelligence.
- Data exploitation skills (Power BI, Tableau, Python, or advanced Excel) a plus.
Key Competencies
- High-integrity analytic tradecraft
- Critical thinking and pattern recognition
- Clear and concise writing
- Stakeholder-ready briefing ability
- Mission adaptability and team collaboration
- Objectivity and disciplined sourcing
Mission One – Where People Matter
As a national security, information technology, and intelligence-focused organization at Mission One, we seek to push the boundaries of innovation to produce cutting-edge defense and intelligence tools that address current and emerging national security threats.
Our expertise in defense contracting allows us to harness the transformative power of advanced technology. Through this combination, we bring situational awareness to the next level, forging intelligent support capabilities and fortifying critical infrastructure like never before. Working closely with esteemed government partners, we tackle constantly evolving security challenges head-on. Our secure and scalable solutions instill unwavering safety and resilience in our nation.
Careers at Mission One
To explore career opportunities with Mission One, simply send our team your most up-to-date resume and highlight your interests and areas of expertise. If your skills and interests align with our openings, our team will reach out to you to discuss potential opportunities.
Key Considerations for a Career in National Security
Meeting Qualifications
Joining a team that contributes to national security efforts typically requires meeting specific qualifications, such as educational background, security clearances, and relevant experience. Each organization or agency may have its own specific requirements and application processes.
Impact and Purpose
Working in national security allows you to have a direct impact on the protection and well-being of your country and its citizens. Your efforts can help prevent potential threats and contribute to the safety and security of your nation.
Diverse Career Opportunities
National security offers a wide range of career paths to suit different skills, backgrounds, and interests. Whether you’re excited about intelligence analysis, cybersecurity, law enforcement, diplomacy, or emergency management, the national security field has various roles available.
Continuous Learning and Development
National security is an ever-evolving field. Joining a national security-focused organization often means engaging in ongoing training and professional development to stay up-to-date on new threats, technologies, and strategies. This continuous learning provides intellectual stimulation and helps you develop valuable skills throughout your career.
Collaborative Work Environment
National security efforts require collaboration and teamwork. As a part of our team, you’ll have the opportunity to work alongside professionals from diverse backgrounds, including government agencies, military personnel, intelligence analysts, law enforcement agencies, and private sector organizations. This collaborative environment promotes the exchange of knowledge, expertise, and innovative ideas.
High-Stakes Challenges
National security work often involves complex and high-stakes challenges. As a member of our team, you may be tasked with analyzing intelligence, identifying vulnerabilities, formulating strategies, responding to crises, or developing new technologies. The fast-paced nature of the work provides a sense of purpose and excitement as you tackle important issues.
Professional Growth and Advancement
A career in national security offers opportunities for professional growth and advancement. As you gain experience and expertise, you’ll have the chance to take on leadership roles, work on specialized projects, or pursue advanced positions within our organization or the broader national security community.
Job Security
National security is a vital and enduring aspect of a nation’s stability. As a result, there is often a demand for skilled professionals in this field, providing a level of job security and stability.
Commitment to Ethical Practices
At Mission One, we are committed to upholding ethical standards, respecting civil liberties, and ensuring the protection of individual rights. These principles guide our decision-making process and promote accountability within the field.