Job Description Summary

The Counterintelligence Program Specialist is responsible for demonstrating functional knowledge in intelligence, threat mitigation, counterintelligence operations, insider threat detection, global security operations, and crisis management. While not a complete list, initial areas of focus will be program management, policy development, training, threat detection, threat mitigation, investigative support, and operational data analysis to identify trends, patterns, insights, and tradecraft for the Global Security Operations Center's Counterintelligence Program. In this role, you will evaluate counterintelligence threats and contribute to overall strategic outcomes for GE Aerospace, while developing a body of knowledge on foreign and competitive threats to the business and recommending protective measures.

• Demonstrate an understanding of counterintelligence concepts and intelligence methodologies to identify foreign threats, conduct analysis, perform risk assessments, and complete special projects as required.
• Gather, research, critically analyze, and evaluate information and large data sets from varied sources to identify trends and vulnerabilities.
• Prepare and present high-quality work products orally and in writing that are clear, concise, and well-supported by evidence.
• Stay informed of current events and intelligence tradecraft/trends to identify potential vulnerabilities.
• Experience formulating hypotheses; collect and analyze appropriate data; validate hypotheses; and recommend mitigation strategies.
• Exhibit proficiency with Microsoft 365 Apps and OSINT tools.
• Complete multiple tasks and projects concurrently and meet deadlines.
• Collaborate with employees across business units to facilitate discussions and solicit different perspectives.
• Build a professional network within the USG and relevant industry peers to enhance knowledge sharing and collaboration opportunities.
• Follow relevant policies and standard work associated with threat analysis and risk assessments.

• Bachelor's degree from an accredited university or at least two years of experience in the US Government 0132 job series or military intelligence.
• Practical exposure to counterintelligence concepts is required; experience developing and executing risk assessment methodologies is preferred.
• Geospatial experience or experience with data analysis tools and software (e.g., Excel, SQL, Tableau, Python) is preferred.
• Present a professional demeanor and demonstrates excellent speaking, writing, and organizational skills.
• Able to obtain and maintain a US DoD Security Clearance.
• Capable of engaging with all levels of the organization and work independently with minimal daily supervision.
• Frequent travel (up to 20%) is required for this position, both domestically and internationally.