The Imagery Analyst/Exploitation Analysts will research, assess, integrate, manipulate, exploit, extract, and analyze digital imagery in support of counter-IED operations. They will use understanding of remote sensing, spatial (spatio-temporal) analysis, GIS, intelligence issues, and background in the social or physical sciences to characterize events, discover relationships and trends, infer conclusions, enable descriptive and predictive behavior, and communicate the meaning and significance of these results.  They will also be responsible for forensic imagery exploitation and analysis of full motion video (FMV) to identify anomalies associated with vehicle activity. They will be responsible, using the tools provided, for publishing graphical Phase 1 analytical reports within specified reporting timelines; will also be responsible for Intra-Theater Courier duties as required.  All-source analysts will be responsible for providing detailed, layered analytical products to support counter-IED analysis based on specific provided data sets.  They will operate independently and will be responsible for providing detailed all-source analysis to the theater of operation, the Intelligence Community and counterpart analysts in Theater.  Applicants must meet US military standards for deployment and be willing and able to live and work under field conditions, to include living and working in temporary facilities (i.e. tents). Must be willing and able to function during a level of heightened state of threat, during extended periods of high pressure and stress.

• Formal military training in intelligence analysis or experience with GIS/imagery exploitation training (Required).
• Applicants for Imagery Analyst/Exploitation Analyst must have a minimum of an active Secret clearance and applicants for All-source Analysts MUST possess a current Top Secret clearance and may be subject to a polygraph examination and interviews at any point during employment (Required).
• Must meet U.S. Military standard for deployment and be willing to deploy to live and work in a potentially hostile environment designated by the U.S. Government as an Imminent Danger Zone or Hostile Fire Zone (Required).

In addition to the "required" basic qualifications above, previous experience/knowledge/training in at least one or more of the following is "desired" with more than one being a "plus".  Experience in one or more of the following areas:   HUMINT, SIGINT, OSINT, IMINT and/or full motion video (FMV) experience.  Experience and/or expertise in one or more of the following:   link analysis, message traffic analysis, trend analysis, and/or production of intelligence reports and summaries in both graphical and textual forms.  Experience and/or expertise in "all-source" analysis (gaining and evaluating information from several different sources and drawing sound conclusions based on the information); targeting; and/or production of intelligence support products (incident studies, target packages and other special products).  History of duty as Chief Analyst, Senior Level Military Analyst and/or previous deployment to OIF/OEF. Additionally, experience/expertise in the following systems:  JWICS, C2PC, Analyst Notebook, Falcon View, M3, Orion Magic, ArcGIS/ArcView (experience as a trainer/instructor is a plus), Geo-Database, and CIDNE/Pathfinder. Experience and/or expertise in the production of intelligence reports and summaries in both graphical and textual forms; in "all-source" analysis (gaining and evaluating information from several different sources and drawing sound conclusions based on the information) and/or in the production of intelligence support products (incident studies, target packages, raid packages, and other special products).  Must be proficient with standard Microsoft Office Software (Word, Power Point, Excel)

An active security clearance is required. Applicants selected may be subject to a government security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information.