Acquisition Intelligence Program Support Analyst 2 (Level IV)

Yulista Solutions•Colorado Springs, CO

5d•Onsite

About The Position

Troy 7 Inc. is seeking an Acquisition Intelligence Program Support Analyst 2 (Level IV) to provide current intelligence support to Missile Defense Agency (MDA) executives, Program Elements, and other Agency organizations. The analyst conducts technical intelligence analysis relevant to missile defense and develops, researches, coordinates, and delivers intelligence products for MDA customers and leadership, including special studies, briefings, papers, RFI responses, executive correspondence, reports, white papers, technical data, and assessments at all levels of classification. The role supports daily intelligence operations, including preparing and delivering the Director’s Daily Intelligence Read Book to four duty locations, assembling intelligence read books at SCI and Collateral levels, and maintaining relevant content on the Missile Intelligence Secure Link (MISL) portal on MDA C-Net. The analyst augments Government staff in Intelligence Watch Operations, supports meetings and working groups, and prepares after-action reports. The position is onsite in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and includes 24/7 watch operations. Watch schedules alternate between seven consecutive 6:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. shifts and seven consecutive 6:00 p.m.–6:00 a.m. shifts, with seven days off between work periods. The role requires a TS clearance with SCI eligibility. The employer states a preference for Calista shareholders and their descendants, spouses of Calista shareholders, and shareholders of other corporations established under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act, as provided by law. The description also states the employer’s equal opportunity and reasonable accommodation policies.

Requirements

At least 10 years of experience in intelligence analysis and/or CCMD, IC, or MDA watch center and operations support.
TS clearance with SCI eligibility.
Degree in a relevant field such as history, political science, sociology, or another social science field.
Ability to be trained as a watchstander and regularly or primarily staff the 24/7 Intelligence Watch.
Ability to work the described rotating schedule, including day or mid shifts and seven consecutive shifts followed by seven days off.

Responsibilities

Conduct technical intelligence analyses to assess relevance to missile defense of products obtained, developed, or delivered to MDA leadership.
Develop, produce, and deliver special studies, briefings, papers, RFI responses, executive correspondence, reports, white papers, technical data, and assessments at all levels of classification.
Research, write, and publish daily, weekly, and monthly current intelligence products for MDA customers.
Develop and deliver the Director’s Daily Intelligence Read Book to all four duty locations each duty day at locally specified times.
Print and assemble Intelligence Division intelligence read books at SCI and Collateral levels and deliver them to authorized MDA customers in accordance with current SOPs and OIs.
Augment Government staff in 24/7 Intelligence Watch Operations by researching, assessing, developing, coordinating, reporting, delivering, and briefing intelligence affecting missile defense.
Author, deliver, and present reports and briefings to MDA senior leadership, including Program Elements, during periods of heightened national interest.
Identify, update, and post relevant intelligence content to the MISL portal on MDA C-Net, including Daily Intelligence Summaries, daily intelligence briefings, and products relevant to MDA and missile defense.
Provide 24/7 watch coverage on rotating day and mid shifts.
Plan, organize, coordinate, facilitate, and participate in meetings, conferences, symposia, and working groups as directed; prepare after-action reports.
Provide information, updates, answers to operational issues, and other intelligence support.