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RESPONSIBILITIES NSA Intelligence Analysts are at the leading edge of NSA's mission, and have the power to influence world affairs. NSA Analysts are poised to provide the most complete possible foreign signals intelligence picture to U.S. policy makers and military commanders. They detect, discover, and deter foreign adversary intrusions into US networks and devise new ways to exploit foreign adversary capabilities. They do so in a variety of ways: - Leverage NSA's unique capabilities to understand and mitigate global Cyber threats - Research foreign intelligence targets and their geo-political environment- Apply new techniques and develop creative solutions to address analytic problems such as synthesizing large volumes of data and disparate sources of information- Understand communications technology and burgeoning commercial and foreign intelligence target technology trends- Craft written assessments of foreign intelligence that provide unique insight into target intentions unavailable from other intelligence disciplines- Collaborate effectively (both within NSA and with the Intelligence Community) to further NSA missions SKILLS Relevant experience, coursework, and knowledge in one or more of the following is desired: - Signals intelligence analysis and reporting- Target development- Computer science and networking- Network Security- Cybersecurity Research - Information Security- Military exercises / operational planning- Data modeling, mining, or science- ELINT / Geospatial analysis- Foreign Relations/Partnering- Legislative Affairs, Policy Development- Intelligence analysis- Technical skills- Analytic editing/writing- Leadership- Intelligence Watch and/or Operations Center- Network incident triage- Metadata analysis- Quantitative / Statistical analysis- Research methodology - Social network analysis- Critical foreign languages- Telecommunications- Regional studies/expertise relevant to national security - Information/Data management (archival, historical, metadata tagging/filtering/retrieval)Relevant Internships, extracurricular activities, and/or foreign study are also considered. Prior military without a degree but with inte