Are you passionate about solving challenging problems?
Do you thrive being a critical part of an elite team of like-minded people?
How would you like for your next career move to take you to the next level?

If any of this sounds appealing, look no further.

Job Description:

Novetta is seeking a Discovery Analyst with a passion for solving analytical challenges, a thirst for learning new technologies, and making a difference! You will be a part of a team of dedicated professionals solving our customers' most challenging problems.

Responsibilities:

Apply expertise of cyber threat analysis.
Conduct Digital network analysis.
Apply knowledge of malware analysis.
Systems administration as required.

Basic Qualifications:

BS Computer Science or relevant work experience.
A minimum of four years experience in the following:
- SIGINT systems.
- SIGDEV analysis.
- Network network analysis.
- Proficient use of analytic tools and databases.

Security Clearance:

Active TS/SCI security clearance with favorable polygraph required.

So, what does Novetta do?

Novetta is an advanced big data analytics company with over two decades of experience solving problems of national significance for government agencies and commercial enterprises worldwide. We have pioneered disruptive technologies and solutions in four key areas of advanced analytics: data, cyber, open source/media, and multi-int analytics. Our specialties include data fusion and entity analytics, digital forensics, software development, geospatial intelligence, biometrics and identify intelligence, cyber/network security services, threat detection, malware analysis, signals processing, cloud analytics, ISR, discovery workflow engineering, systems engineering, and SOC support.

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