1. CACI Job Description: Sr. Principal, CI Policy Planner
CACI’s Chantilly Commonwealth Centre Facility
CACI – Commonwealth Centre
14370 Newbrook Drive
Chantilly, Virginia 20151
(703) 679-3100
Senior level counterintelligence (CI) professional who uses a variety of classified and unclassified
databases,software applications, and other intelligence research tools to identify, assimilate,
examine, interpret, and evaluate all-source information/intelligence to determine the nature,
function, interrelationships, personalities, capabilities, and intent regarding the intelligence
capabilities of foreign powers, international terrorists and other entities and activities of CI
interest.
Analyzes threat information from a strategic perspective and uses multiple sources,disciplines,
and agencies across the Intelligence Community concerning foreign all-source collection
capabilities and activities, i.e., human intelligence (HUMINT),signals intelligence (SIGINT),
geo-spatial intelligence (GEOINT) / imagery intelligence (IMINT),and measurement &
signatures intelligence (MASINT), specifically addressing foreign intelligence personalities,
activities, capabilities, methods of operation/modus operandi (MO), intentions, and relationships
with other intelligence services and terrorist networks.
Conducts comprehensive senior-level research scouring finished intelligence products and
reviewing raw intelligence (from CI, counterterrorism (CT), human, signals, geo-spatial, imagery,
technical, law enforcement (LE) and open-source intelligence collection).
Compiles relevant data and integrates data into a coherent whole; considers the information's
reliability, validity and relevance.
Produces finished intelligence which provides comprehensive assessments of threats posed by
foreign entities engaging in intelligence collection, terrorist, and/or other clandestine/covert
activities directed against US/DoD interests.
Identifies and evaluates assets,trends and patterns of intelligence activities of foreign intelligence
and security services (FISS) and international terrorists.
Performs tailored analysis to develop comprehensive target definition of far-reaching strategic
threats to support operational planning and to identify opportunities for CI action to penetrate,
exploit, manipulate, neutralize or degrade intelligence activities of FISSs, international terrorists,
and other threats.
Integrates large amounts of intelligence information on foreign intelligence threats into context in
order to draw insights about the possible implications; conducts in-depth analysis of on-going
foreign intelligence activities to determine the significance of information relative to intelligence
already known, to identify significant facts,and draw deductions about the probable meaning of
newly evaluated information.
Identifies intelligence gaps, specifies collection requirements to fill gaps in information, evaluates
resulting intelligence collected in response to requirements and determines analytical approach

2. Identifies significant CI trends and proposes new or revised analytical projects to alert decision-
makers to new developments and to meet client requirements.
Prepares relevant senior level assessments on emerging threat issues to identify gaps and seams,
as well as vulnerabilities and opportunities, provides focused, strategic input to senior decision
makers on key CI analysis trends, evaluates and prioritizes threat targets, and develops actionable
products to facilitate aggressive CI response.
Establishes and maintains senior-level analytical relationships throughout the DoD CI
Community as well as the IC and collaborates in developing and strengthening substantive ties
with other relevant government organizations; collaborates with other Intelligence Community
analysts on CI/CT analysis and with collectors through analyst-assisted collection targeting.
Produces a range of senior-level analytical products tailored to client senior leadership needs.
Applies comprehensive knowledge of the threat and state-of-the-art analytical methodologies and
tools to produce a variety of assessments/studies to identify threats,trends and enable situational
awareness.
Maintains, populates, and manages intelligence records,information files, and a variety of
databases.
Identifies, evaluates, and recommends senior-level solutions to complex CI issues and/or
problems; devises solutions for complex situations that impact the client.
May function as a team leader or as an individual contributor.
Required Qualifications:
Typically requires a bachelor's degree or equivalent and 12-15 years of related. Must be U.S.
citizen with current Top Secret security clearance and eligible for SCI access; CI polygraph may
be required.
Desired Qualifications:
Experience with CI policy is desired.