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What is a counterintelligence contract?

A counterintelligence contract is a formal agreement in which a private company or individual provides counterintelligence services to a government agency or organization. These services may include identifying and mitigating threats from foreign intelligence entities, conducting security assessments, and supporting investigations into espionage or other security breaches. Contractors work closely with government personnel to help protect sensitive information, technologies, and operations. They must typically hold security clearances and adhere to strict confidentiality and operational protocols.

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Professionals in Counterintelligence Contract roles often encounter challenges such as handling sensitive information, adapting to rapidly evolving security threats, and maintaining strict compliance with government regulations. These roles typically require working closely with both government agencies and private contractors, which can involve navigating complex reporting structures and confidentiality protocols. To effectively address these challenges, it's important to stay updated on the latest counterintelligence practices, engage in ongoing training, and develop strong communication skills to collaborate efficiently with multidisciplinary teams.

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HUMINT / Counterintelligence Operations Specialist - Top Secret/SCI | El Paso, TX

Cambridge International Systems Inc

El Paso, TX • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 7 days ago

Job description

HUMINT / Counterintelligence Mission Support – Top Secret/SCI | El Paso, TX
Cambridge International Systems, Inc.
Join a dynamic global team united by shared values: commitment, integrity, and perseverance. At Cambridge, you’ll work alongside top talent worldwide, tackling some of today’s most complex and critical challenges in defense and security.
We are currently seeking a HUMINT/Counterintelligence Operations Specialist to support operations in El Paso, TX. This position is contingent on contract award, with an expected start date of October 1, 2026. This is a full-time, CONUS position requiring an active DoD TS/SCI Level clearance. 
What You’ll Do
As a HUMINT / Counterintelligence Operations Specialist you will support a high-priority Joint Interagency mission in El Paso, Texas. This position directly supports operational planning, collection management, source operations, and all-source intelligence production in support of national security objectives. 
The ideal candidate is an experienced HUMINT or Counterintelligence professional with a strong operational background, exceptional analytical skills, and the ability to operate in a dynamic, mission-focused environment supporting military, law enforcement, and interagency partners. 
This role falls under Threat Intelligence Analyst within our compensation framework.  This position reports to the Hiring Manager.  You will:
  • Advise on the alignment of field collection and focus direction in accordance with command Priority Intelligence Requirements (PIRs), Law Enforcement requests, and USNORTHCOM ICRs.
  • Assist in Staffing, Briefing & Interagency Liaison as the primary technical briefer and staffer for the J2X. Drafts executive summaries, staff packages, decision memos, and executive briefings. Briefs J-staff leadership and interagency partners on the status of HUMINT operations, collection posture, analytical findings, and operational deconfliction.
  • Assist in the planning and coordination of sensitive HUMINT activities. Review operational proposals, concepts of operation (CONOPs), and sensitive activity plans for technical feasibility and risk mitigation.
  • Conduct All-Source Analysis and produce finished Intel Production through the fusion of multi-discipline intelligence used identify threat networks and assist government analysts in identifying CTCO nodes, vulnerabilities, and illicit pathways.
  • Conduct collection activities in accordance with USNORTHCOM regulatory policies and draft associated IIRs resulting from such activities.
  • Deliver actionable Source Directed Requirements (SDRs) that align field collection with validated PIRs, Law Enforcement requests, and USNORTHCOM ICRs. SDRs will directly trace to a validated intelligence gap or PIR. SDRs are drafted clearly, providing unambiguous directions to collection elements.
  • Deliver actionable targeting packages, operational leads, and finished intelligence (INTSUMs, network maps) that map CTCO networks and vulnerabilities and support interagency operations as derived from multidiscipline analysis. The products are delivered by the government-assigned suspense.
  • Deliver clear, concise staff packages, decision memos, and executive briefings. Briefings and staff packages will be delivered with high military bearing and accuracy. Liaison activities shall successfully synchronize operations without overstepping Title 10 boundaries. Professionalism will be the standard with zero valid complaints from J-staff leadership or interagency partners regarding professionalism or coordination efforts.
  • Deliver comprehensive technical advisory support, ensuring operational proposals (CONOPs) and sensitive activity plans are technically feasible, mitigate risk, and comply with Intelligence Oversight. Operational reviews will identify all regulatory or oversight risks. Feasibility reviews are completed within operational planning cycles.
  • Deliver HUMINT operations and lead packages in response to JIATF-CC DoW and IA member requests in alignment with JIATF-CC PIRS and ICRs. The products are delivered by the government-assigned suspense with an expectation of 100% On-Time delivery meeting suspense.
  • Deliver meticulously maintained source administration records and validation packages that comply with all DoD registry system requirements (e.g., IDSRS). Source records will be accurate and validation packages contain correct, verified data. Source management functions and operations administration will adhere to the HUMINT source lifecycle protocols. Conduct Source Validation through routine review of source reliability and prepare comprehensive validation packages for government approval.
  • Deliver technically sound, properly classified, and accurately formatted Intelligence Information Reports (IIRs) ready for government release. Reporting will meet DIA/DCHEM standards. Initial QC will be completed within 24 hours of receipt, completion of reports processing is met within established operational timelines defined in the Unit SOP by report type. Feedback from DIA/national agencies will be monitored.
  • Draft formal IIR evaluations that assess reporting quality, verify SDR alignment, and provide constructive feedback to collection elements. Evaluations will provide constructive feedback; clearly articulating intelligence value and specific areas for improvement. Evaluations properly entered into standard IC databases (e.g., CHROME).
  • Draft HUMINT operations targeting and lead packages in coordination with JIATF-CC DoW and IA member objectives which result in the identification and execution of operations. These packages are initiated proactively as part of their responsibilities and in alignment with JIATF-CC PIRS.
  • Manage the review, processing, and dissemination of operational reporting, including Intelligence Information Reports (IIRs) to provide feedback to collection elements on reporting quality and value. Ensure the products adhere to IC and JIATF-CC tradecraft standards reliability and accuracy and contain no substantive analytical flaws.
  • Operate with 100% adherence to Intelligence Oversight reporting requirements and domestic restriction protocols and Zero Program Compliance Failures. The HUMINT Operations Cell (HOC) Chief will review all technical recommendations and CONOP approvals.
  • Provide CI Support to Force Protection as directed in accordance with organizational policies.
  • Provide daily operational guidance to field collection teams to ensure alignment with mission plans. Provides technical advisory support for HUMINT Collection Teams (HCTs). Supports operational management and deconfliction of HUMINT activities.
  • Serve as the primary liaison between field collectors, command leadership, and interagency partners (e.g., DEA, FBI) to facilitate operational synchronization and deconfliction.
What You’ll Bring
Required Qualifications:
Must be proficient in using different technologies such as computers and other tools and systems pertinent to the position.
  • Education & Experience:
    • Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university with 2 years of experience; Associates Degree with 3 years of experience; 6 years of experience with no degree. 
    • Graduate of service HUMINT MOS qualification course.
    • Certification: Government CI, HUMINT or All-source MOS or job producing analytical certification course or program.
    • Graduate of the Defense Strategic Debriefing Course (DSDC). 
  • Technical Expertise:
    • Analyze information collected from human sources (HUMINT) and counterintelligence (CI) operations to identify foreign intelligence threats, insider threats, and operational opportunities.
    • Provide J2 staff support functions and collections support.
  • Clearance:
    • Must have a current and active DoD Top Secret/SCI security clearance.
Preferred (Nice to Have):
  • Joint Center of Excellence (HT-JCOE) - Source Operations Course (SOC), and DHOQC; Joint CI / HUMINT Analysis and Targeting Course; or DIA Targeting Officer Course or Intelligence Community (IC) equivalent. DoD Intelligence Fundamentals; or Certified Defense All-Source Analysis Levels 1 and 2 (Certified Department of Defense All-Source Analyst (CDASA)-1, CDASA-2); or Certified Collection Management Professional - Fundamentals (CCMPF); or Intelligence Planner Certification.
  • Previous experience supporting USSOCOM, USNORTHCOM, Joint Task Forces, Special Mission Units (SMUs), or Joint Interagency Task Forces. 
  • Experience supporting J2X organizations, HUMINT Operations Cells (HOCs), or HUMINT Collection Teams (HCTs). 
  • Familiarity with DIA HUMINT tradecraft standards, Intelligence Oversight requirements, and domestic operational authorities. 
  • Experience utilizing Intelligence Community databases such as CHROME, JWICS, and other classified intelligence systems. 
  • Strong briefing and communication skills with experience presenting operational assessments to senior military leaders and interagency partners. 
  • Demonstrated ability to operate independently in fast-paced operational environments while managing multiple priorities. 
Travel Requirements
  • Up to 10% travel for Temporary Duty Yonder (TDY) by motor vehicle and/or air travel may be required; some overnight stays possible.
    • El Paso, TX
    • Colorado Springs, CO
    • National Capital Region (NCR)
    • Mexico City, Mexico
    • Tucson, Arizona
  • Must have an active passport to support OCONUS travel and/or living requirements
Physical & Work Environment Requirements