$82,080 - $100,599 (Plus 15% Superannuation)
Melbourne CBD - VIC

The Role
The ASD 5 Signals Intelligence Analyst in RI undertakes a combination or, or specialises in one or more of the following tasks:

• Research and analysis of technical and signals data to craft collection strategies, optimise collection activities and inform capability development decisions.
• Research and analysis of signal intelligence data using data literacy techniques to collate, manipulate and transform data.
• Developing expertise on geopolitical issues and regional cultures
• Writing and editing various types of foreign signals intelligence products, using outcomes of research and analysis of collected data.
• Developing knowledge of legislative, policy, and security frameworks.
• Using a variety of information and communications technology, record-keeping, information management systems, and analytical tools.

About our Team
ASD is a vital member of Australia’s national security community. We work across the full spectrum of operations required of contemporary signals intelligence and security agencies. This includes intelligence, cyber security and offensive cyber operations in support of the Australian Government and Australian Defence Force (ADF).

Regional Intelligence Branch (RI) is a multi-disciplinary workforce that conducts in-depth, complex research and analysis of foreign signals intelligence, technical data, and a wide range of policy issues. Successful candidates will receive specialised on-the-job training, and access to relevant industry-related courses to develop your skills and help you build people networks across the National Intelligence Community.

Our Ideal Candidate
RI’s ASD 5 Signals Intelligence Analysts are collaborative, curious individuals who have a passion for researching and understanding geopolitical issues, regional countries, and cultures; they can use analytical tools and data literacy techniques.

RI’s ASD 5 Signals Intelligence Analysts are willing to learn from others, to sharpen their analytical skills on-the-job, under high pressure environments. They also take responsibility for developing and improving their existing skills and knowledge. They will work to the direction of senior analysts, their team leaders, and intelligence managers but can work independently and undertake self-study with minimal supervision.

Application Closing Date: 19^th Feb, 2023.

For further information please review the job information pack, reference ASD/08231/22 on www.defence.gov.au/apscareers.