Cyber Threat Intelligence Engineer IV
Edward Jones
Team Overview:We’re looking for a Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) Analyst to join our security organization and serve as a connective force across our Security Operations Center (SOC), Detection Engineering, Red Team, and Exposure Management functions. This is a highly cross functional role for someone who wants their intelligence work to directly shape what we detect, what we test, and what we prioritize fixing.
You’ll translate raw threat data into decisions: which adversary behaviors get new detections, which techniques the red team should emulate next, and which exposures matter most given who’s actually targeting organizations like ours.
What You'll Do:
- Track threat actors, campaigns, and TTPs relevant to our industry, geography, and technology stack, and translate findings into actionable intelligence products (briefs, actor profiles, trend reports).
- Partner with the SOC to enrich alerts and investigations with threat context, helping analysts triage faster and more accurately during active incidents.
- Work with Detection Engineering to identify coverage gaps against known adversary behavior (e.g., mapped to MITRE ATT&CK) and help prioritize new detections based on real world threat relevance.
- Collaborate with the Red Team to shape threat informed emulation plans, ensuring exercises reflect the tactics of adversaries most likely to target the organization.
- Feed intelligence into Exposure Management to help prioritize vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and attack surface findings based on active exploitation trends and threat actor intent.
- Monitor open-source intelligence (OSINT), dark web sources, ISACs, and commercial threat feeds; assess relevance and reliability of incoming intelligence.
- Produce and maintain adversary tracking documentation, including TTP matrices, campaign timelines, and indicator repositories.
- Deliver both tactical (IOC/TTP-level) and strategic (executive-level trend and risk) intelligence outputs tailored to different stakeholders.
- Participate in incident response as a threat intelligence liaison, providing attribution context and likely adversary next-steps.
- Contribute to purple team exercises by bridging red team findings with detection and intelligence perspectives.