Technical Targeting Analyst

• Collection Management Officer
• Data Analysis Officer
• Targeting Officer
• Technical Targeting Analyst
• Digital Forensics Engineer

• Case Officer
• Technical Project Manager
• Collection Management Officer
• Cyber Targeter
• Data Analysis Officer
• High Performance Computing Specialist in Engagement, Research, and Innovation
• Open Source Exploitation Officer
• Open Source Targeter
• Targeting Officer
• Technical Operations Officer
• Technical Targeting Analyst
• Cyber Security Researcher
• Digital Forensics Engineer
• IT Engineer

1. A list of all openings is available at the CIA's website. Calling the API that populates that page, you can run more granular filters on the job summaries.
2. I filtered out qualifications that I didn't have or were unappealing, and got 39 results. Next I did the same for keywords, and got 3 results: Cyber Security Researcher, Digital Forensics Engineer, and IT Engineer.
3. I reviewed the full job descriptions and found that the summary qualifications did not match. Each of these three jobs required a technical degree (though Digital Forensics Engineer gives wiggle room with "or related studies").
4. I went back and removed the filter on qualifications since the majority were eliminated based on "foreign language bonus," reasoning that lacking a foreign language would make me less competitive, but at least wouldn't disqualify me altogether. That gave me 35 results. I made a long-list based on their summaries.
5. I scraped the full job descriptions for each, reviewed, and created a short-list. See "pro," "con," and "hot_take" in overview.ipynb for reasoning regarding specific jobs.