Senior Intelligence Analyst

2 Circle, Inc. is seeking a highly skilled Senior Intelligence Analyst to directly support research and development (R&D) customers in the design, development, and transition of advanced national security capabilities.

The analyst will embed with technical teams and Program Managers to deliver mission-driven intelligence that informs capability development, shapes requirements, and ensures alignment with real-world operational needs and adversary threats.

Top-tier candidates will deliver expert intelligence analysis to enable end-to-end capability development—translating intelligence insights into actionable inputs that drive system design, experimentation, and operational transition.

This position will serve as a critical interface between the intelligence community (IC), Department of War (DoW), and the R&D customer, ensuring continuous integration of threat-informed analysis across the full capability lifecycle.

Ideal candidates bring deep expertise in analyzing SAP technologies, interpreting complex intelligence reporting, and understanding national security-related science and technology.

Successful candidates demonstrate a strong capacity to rapidly learn new topics and identify threats to U.S. national security systems.

Prior experience in the Department of Defense/War and/or Intelligence Community (IC) is essential.

• Lead the research, collection, and production of timely and mission-relevant intelligence to inform technology programs and warfighter needs.
• Conduct multi-source analysis (OSINT, SIGINT, HUMINT, GEOINT, etc.) to identify and assess current and emerging threats to U.S. technological superiority.
• Deliver tailored threat assessments, operational context, and adversary capability analysis to inform capability development decisions and investments.
• Coordinate with the IC, COCOMs, Service components to ensure integrated intelligence support to capability development and transition efforts.
• Engage with the science and technology (S&T) community to inform R&D investment decisions and evaluate future technology landscapes.
• Assess adversary capabilities and risks related to microelectronics, biotechnology, supply chain vulnerabilities, and foreign investment in critical technologies.