GEOINT Analyst

- My GEOINT Analysts will conduct GEOINT analysis on national security issues by utilizing multiple sources of geospatial data, specialized imagery, and geospatial tradecraft. - They will integrate multi-intelligence source content, coordinate across communities of interest, and reach back to support elements and/or mission partners to obtain GEOINT support. - I expect them to provide timely, relevant, and accurate GEOINT analysis of military, regime, and humanitarian issues to policymakers, allied organizations, military, and the IC. - They will publish formal written products with little to no editing, including but not limited to Cedalion database remarks, baseline descriptions, PULSE reports, and GEOINT Notes. - They should conduct multi-INT research to support or provide background for imagery analysis against mission-specific issues. - Applying structured observation management (SOM) and activity-based intelligence (ABI) techniques to the topic is part of the job. - They will coordinate and collaborate with NGA, DoD, IC, ASG, and foreign partners on issues of common concern. - The role includes conducting GEOINT analysis against issues in assigned AOR, using various methodologies, and utilizing spatial-temporal data derived from imagery and intelligence databases. - They will create shapefiles, geo-databases, and data retrieval/storage to support intelligence analysis. - I require them to extract and acquire geospatial information, derivative information, and multi-INT data for analysis, visualization, and modeling. - They must prioritize multiple tasks and remain flexible under changing requirements. - Producing descriptive and/or predictive analyses and communicating findings, whether written, visual, or oral, is essential. - They will also produce non-standard and/or informal products with little to no editing, including graphics, infographics, maps, and briefings tailored to mission-specific issues.