Intelligence Analyst

Primary Responsibilities

Apply complex direction, including standard operating procedures and operations manuals documentation as well as appropriate oral and written guidance received.

Communicates clearly and effectively, both orally and in writing, in order to tactfully and persuasively advise and guide executive management relative to a variety of issues which can be delicate in nature; includes making presentations and preparing complete, clear, and concise formal and informal reports, correspondence, briefings, charts, tables, and graphs that are distributed throughout the government and its partner agencies.

Conduct research and analysis of data, information, and intelligence to produce a wide range of finished all-source intelligence products. Finished intelligence products shall include standard and non-standard Agency products as well as briefings for the tactical and strategic customers.

You should be able to provide daily feedback to the team lead.

Basic Qualifications

• The ability to learn the range of pertinent laws, regulations, policies, and precedents which affect the program
• Effective problem-solving, analytic, written and oral communication skills
• Capacity to work as part of a team to provide multi-faceted intelligence products and support to operational units and Intelligence Community components
• Knowledge with Microsoft Outlook applications
• Ability to work with and engage the customer daily
• Active Top Secret clearance and eligible for a CI Polygraph

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience working with IC tools and databases
• Degree in security or intelligence studies with a recommended focus on terrorism or other transnational security threats
• Two to seven years of Experience
• Familiarity with programs and software such as Palantir, ESRI, Intel Analyst, ETC.
• Completion certificate from a commercial, military, or US government all source analysis training course or a specialized intelligence career field