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Maximus · 1 day ago

Classification and Pre-Publication Intelligence Analyst

Bethesda, MD

Full-time

Onsite

Mid, Senior Level

$100K/yr - $115K/yr

4+ years exp

Maximus has a new and exciting opportunity for a Classification and Pre-Publication Intelligence Analyst to make a meaningful impact for our National Security client in Bethesda, MD. You will play a critical role in improving and maintaining the security posture, safeguarding against top tier adversaries.

Business Process Automation (BPA)ConsultingEducationGovernmentGovTechHealth CareInformation Technology

No H1B

Security Clearance Required

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Provide consulting services in support of the Intelligence Community’s classification management process, including reviewing intelligence information for possible declassification, disclosure, and/or release

Includes reviewing documents to recommend approval or denial, in whole or in part, requests for public disclosure, and explaining those determinations to leaders and the workforce

Coordinates with designated staff to establish local records and information management business processes, helps develop classification policies and procedures, and updates security classification guides

Qualification

TS/SCI with PolyClassification ManagementInformation DisclosureDocument ReviewTraining DevelopmentAnalytical SkillsCommunication Skills

Required

Active TS/SCI with CI Polygraph

BA degree and 4 – 8 years of prior relevant experience or Masters with 2 – 6 years of prior relevant experience

Demonstrated experience in Information Disclosure and the Classification Management process

Demonstrated experience in reviewing various written intelligence products to recommend approval or denial, in whole or in part

Demonstrated experience in reviewing records to determine if they can be declassified

Experience in maintaining, updating, and delivering reference tools, trainings, manuals, and user guides to educate the workforce on classification, declassification, and prepublication management issues