Signals Analyst

About the role

Booz Allen is recruiting a Signals Analyst in Harrogate. The analyst examines radar emissions, signals and other electronic data to identify and assess electronic capabilities, using advanced signal processing tools to collect, interpret and analyse data and provide insight into potential threats and strategic developments.

Key responsibilities

• Analyse electronic signal data and prepare detailed reports and briefings for key stakeholders
• Work with intelligence professionals, military personnel and government agencies to share information and support joint intelligence operations
• Contribute to new analytical tools and methodologies, and advise on collection strategies and target development
• Collaborate with collection managers, operators and analysts on new methods, technologies and collection strategies

Required profile

• Knowledge of intelligence requirements and oversight policies
• Ability to work weekends and a rotating 24/7 shift schedule
• Ability to perform, collaborate and communicate in an operational environment
• TS/SCI clearance with a polygraph; applicants are subject to a security investigation and may need to meet eligibility requirements for classified information
• HS diploma or GED with 6+ years of signal analysis or processing experience, or a Bachelor's degree with 4+ years of such experience

Nice to have

• Experience with signal collection, digital signal processing or technical work at a technical processing centre
• Use of specialised analysis and mapping tools
• Ability to evaluate system inaccuracies and identify improvements
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Completion of SIGE-2810 or SIGE-3810 course

What we offer

• Health, life, disability, financial and retirement benefits, paid leave and professional development
• Tuition assistance, work-life programs and dependent care support
• A recognition awards programme for exceptional performance
• Projected annual salary of $61,900 to $141,000 depending on experience, education and contract terms