Digital Network Exploitation Analyst 2

About the role

Wyetech provides a workplace recognized for excellence, delivering an award-winning culture that drives innovation for federal clients. In this specific environment, you will solve complex, real-world challenges while advancing your technical capabilities on critical initiatives. The role provides a unique professional experience that stands out distinctly within the technology sector and its demanding standards. Your work will involve using diverse data sources to identify risks and actively protect digital infrastructure from evolving threats. You will analyze information from various points to detect potential vulnerabilities and respond to active cyber events in real time. You will also help create strategies to strengthen network defenses against threats specifically targeting infrastructure and systems across multiple domains. Your expertise will cover a wide range of communication methods, including wired networks, wireless technologies like Wi-Fi and cellular, and collaborative tools such as video teleconferencing platforms. You will work directly with the hardware and software that enable these technologies and ensure their integrity.

Key facts

What you'll do

• Execute the specific tasks and objectives assigned for the role of as defined within the official scope.
• Analyze alerts and logs to find indicators of network compromise or weakness across monitored environments.
• Design visual representations that combine traffic captures, host records, and setup details to clarify complex technical scenarios.
• Build sequences and timelines to clarify how incidents unfolded across interconnected systems and network boundaries.
• Modify analytical methods to trace data paths across Wi-Fi, cellular links, and video platforms while maintaining data integrity.
• Verify that theories align with mission needs and infrastructure protection goals through methodical validation steps.
• Create clear narratives that explain methods, discoveries, and recommended steps for government and contractor partners.
• Distribute insights through documentation and conversation so colleagues understand evolving risks and response strategies.
• Mentor teammates on techniques that improve monitoring for current and future network assets and operational frameworks.
• Apply logical thinking and analytical skills to form theories and assess methodologies against established security protocols.
• Examine datasets, merge information, enrich content, and evaluate results to discover actionable insights for mission support.
• Translate technical findings into accessible formats that support decision-making processes at various organizational levels.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure continuity in threat response and infrastructure protection measures.
• Support the development and implementation of network security enhancements based on observed trends and analytical outcomes.

Requirements

• You are a United States citizen with a current TS/SCI clearance and polygraph as mandated by federal contract requirements.
• You must hold a position-appropriate security clearance, such as Active TS/SCI with a relevant agency polygraph, before commencing duties.
• You are capable of handling data from monitoring sensors, protective barriers, traffic recordings, and system records as part of standard operational procedures.
• You understand wireless techniques, collaboration platforms, and the hardware that supports modern networks in government contexts.
• You know networking models, cloud safeguards, and IoT behaviors relevant to analysis work conducted for federal clients.
• You form questions, select analytical styles, and explore datasets to find useful information that supports operational objectives.
• You clearly document your process while helping colleagues grasp new concepts and discoveries during collaborative efforts.
• You must maintain strict adherence to security protocols and data handling procedures as defined by federal regulations and agency standards.

Nice to have

• Experience with security analytics or network operations in government contexts to align with federal mission requirements.
• Familiarity with data visualization tools and techniques used for presenting complex analytical findings to stakeholders.
• Understanding of threat assessment methodologies and how they apply to network defense strategies.
• Knowledge of documentation standards and mentorship practices within professional technology environments.

Practical notes

This engagement operates as a Full-Time position under federal contract requirements. The work location is fixed at Annapolis Junction, Maryland, and requires physical presence at the designated facility. Employees must comply with United States citizenship requirements and hold the necessary security clearances as outlined in the role requirements. Travel may be required in accordance with project needs and client directives when operational circumstances demand on-site support. This position operates within the parameters of established visa sponsorship policies as applicable to eligible candidates under federal contracting guidelines.