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The Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst performs advanced (senior-level) cybersecurity and information security analysis work, producing intelligence that informs Texas leadership, supports defenders across Texas Cyber Command, and enables collaboration with external partners. This role translates data, reporting, and technical findings into actionable intelligence that guides decision-making and strengthens cyber defense efforts. Operating under limited supervision with considerable latitude for initiative and independent judgment, the analyst works across strategic and technical domains and provides expert analysis to support the protection of state information systems and infrastructure.
The classification and salary for this position will be based on candidate experience and qualifications and will fit into a range as follows:
Cybersecurity Analyst III -- $8,666.66 - $9,583.33 monthly
Cybersecurity Analyst IV -- $10,583.33 - $11,416.66 monthly
Essential Job Duties
Intelligence Creation and Analysis
Researches, develops, and produces intelligence products that inform cybersecurity operations and executive decision-making. Analyzes threat actors, campaigns, and tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) relevant to Texas government and critical infrastructure. Translates geopolitical and operational developments into cyber risk assessments, including identification of likely adversary actions and sectors at elevated risk. Produces a range of intelligence products, including executive briefings, strategic warning, campaign analysis, actor profiles, sector-specific assessments, and incident- related reporting. Conducts in-depth analytic efforts to identify trends, recurring exploit paths, access patterns, and emerging threats requiring sustained attention.
Intelligence Application and Operational Support
Applies cyber threat intelligence to support cybersecurity operations and organizational decision-making. Develops and disseminates indicators, detection logic, and contextual reporting to enable operational use by security teams. Supports active cybersecurity incidents by providing intelligence enrichment, attribution hypotheses, and contextual analysis to accelerate detection, response, and recovery efforts. Maintains a continuous feedback loop with security operations, incident response, and forensics teams to refine intelligence requirements and improve the effectiveness of intelligence products. Researches and analyzes cybersecurity threat indicators and behaviors to support the prevention, detection, containment, and mitigation of data security threats and incidents.
Stakeholder Engagement and Communication
Engages with executive leadership, partner agencies, and external stakeholders to communicate cyber threat intelligence and represent the organization’s intelligence function. Presents intelligence findings through briefings, reports, and discussions tailored to technical and non-technical audiences. Supports interagency coordination and information sharing efforts. Promotes cybersecurity awareness by communicating relevant threat information and educating stakeholders on risks, trends, and best practices.
Tradecraft, Innovation, and Continuous Improvement
Maintains and advances intelligence tradecraft, analytic rigor, and continuous improvement of intelligence processes. Applies structured analytic techniques and ensures adherence to standards for sourcing, confidence assessment, and analytic integrity across all products. Leverages artificial intelligence and emerging technologies, including large language model tools, to enhance analytic workflows while exercising appropriate judgment regarding accuracy, reliability, and appropriate use. Identifies opportunities to improve methodologies, tools, and processes to increase the quality, efficiency, and impact of intelligence outputs.