Threat Intelligence Specialist

• Conduct national security due diligence and research security assessments of SBIR/STTR companies, key personnel, researchers, and affiliated entities
• Identify foreign ownership, control, or influence, foreign affiliations, research security concerns, supply-chain vulnerabilities, technology transfer risks, and other national security indicators
• Use commercial data sources, open-source information, U.S. Government information, and authorized classified reporting
• Assess corporate ownership, investment and financial relationships, researcher affiliations, intellectual property, foreign collaborations, and related risks
• Support standardized risk-based screening, enhanced due diligence, case management, and analytic methodologies across HHS SBIR/STTR programs
• Conduct comprehensive due diligence and all-source analysis of companies, technologies, key personnel, investors, and research partners
• Examine corporate structures, beneficial ownership, investments, affiliations, research collaborations, intellectual property, patents and publications, technology transfer, supply-chain dependencies, and connections to foreign governments or entities of national security concern
• Conduct corporate and identity resolution, network and link analysis, ownership and investment mapping, and research, technology, and supply-chain analysis
• Produce clear, defensible SCRM and national security risk assessments for HHS funding, mitigation, and risk-management decisions
• Support continuous vetting of selected awardees for material changes in risk
• Collaborate with HHS program, grants, acquisition, research security, counterintelligence, Intelligence Community, law enforcement, and interagency partners
• Provide intelligence analysis and support related to the Supply Chain Risk Management portfolio to senior HHS leaders

Personnel and Supply Chain Vetting Analyst, Intelligence Analyst 3

• Conduct national security due diligence and research security assessments of SBIR/STTR companies, key personnel, researchers, and affiliated entities
• Identify foreign ownership, control, or influence, foreign affiliations, research security concerns, supply chain vulnerabilities, technology transfer risks, and other national security indicators
• Leverage commercial data sources, open-source information, U.S. Government information, and authorized classified reporting
• Assess corporate ownership, investment and financial relationships, researcher affiliations, intellectual property, foreign collaborations, and related risks
• Conduct comprehensive due diligence and all-source analysis of companies, technologies, key personnel, investors, and research partners
• Examine corporate structures, beneficial ownership, investments, affiliations, research collaborations, intellectual property, patents and publications, technology transfer, supply-chain dependencies, and foreign-government connections
• Conduct corporate and identity resolution, network and link analysis, ownership and investment mapping, and research, technology, and supply-chain analysis
• Produce defensible SCRM and national security risk assessments to inform HHS funding, mitigation, and risk-management decisions
• Support continuous vetting of selected awardees for material changes in risk
• Collaborate with HHS program, grants, acquisition, research security, counterintelligence, Intelligence Community, law enforcement, and interagency partners

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