INTEL ANALYST

BAE Systems•Quantico Base, VA

9d•Onsite

About The Position

BAE Systems Intelligence & Security is seeking an All-Source Analyst to support the Marine Corps Intelligence Activity (MCIA) Maritime effort under the MAGIC program in Quantico, Virginia. The analyst will provide MCIA with situational awareness and intelligence production and analysis across numerous areas of responsibility. The role involves assessing, interpreting, forecasting, and explaining regional or functional national security issues using intelligence and information from multiple sources, and providing analytic support to collection, operations, investigations, and other defense intelligence requirements. The analyst will research and produce intelligence products and assessments, deliver briefings, and conduct all-source analysis of foreign military forces, systems, operations, capabilities, and advanced technologies. Products must meet Intelligence Community and MCIA standards and support consumers at tactical, operational, and strategic levels. The analyst will also identify intelligence gaps, develop and submit collection requirements, collaborate with other intelligence organizations, and contribute subject matter expertise to the development of processes, procedures, and technologies.

Requirements

At least five years of relevant All-Source experience, with a portion of that experience within the last two years.
Active TS/SCI clearance.
Comprehensive mission knowledge and skills related to All-Source Analysis.
Ability to work independently with minimal oversight and direction.
Ability to communicate understanding from incomplete, indirect, highly complex, seemingly unrelated, or technically advanced information.
Ability to collaborate with other Intelligence Community members on information sharing, driving collection, and resolving analytic disputes and conflicts.
Ability to develop concise, insightful, and comprehensive products.
Knowledge of Middle East intelligence operations and functions, including collaboration supported by SIPRNet and SCINet.

Responsibilities

Conduct research, create intelligence products and estimate assessments, and provide intelligence briefings based on MCIA’s Program of Analysis and Key Intelligence Questions.
Produce the minimum annual number of all-source analysis products required for the assigned account, including written and oral reports.
Collect, analyze, interpret, evaluate, and integrate complex information from multiple sources concerning assigned subjects and geographic areas.
Attend, participate in, and contribute to relevant conferences and other events.
Maintain contact with counterparts in other intelligence organizations to track developments, resolve problems, avoid duplication, and share intelligence information.
Identify intelligence gaps, recommend and submit collection requirements, develop collection strategies, and provide feedback to collection officers.
Conduct research using open-source tools, techniques, methodologies, and software.
Provide subject matter expertise to support development of new processes, procedures, and technologies.
Analyze foreign military order of battle, organizational structure, unit disposition, and missions; identify discrepancies in existing data and update or revise it.
Evaluate foreign military systems, including air defense, coastal defense, medium- and long-range ballistic missiles, and associated platforms and targeting systems.
Evaluate foreign military operations and exercises to identify tactics, techniques, procedures, strategy, doctrine, readiness, proficiency, and supporting activities such as survivability, denial and deception, C4, targeting, and logistics.
Analyze foreign military forces, potential activities, and assets, including movements, logistics and maintenance, readiness, C4, defensive systems, and survivability tactics.
Use all-source methods to project the discovery, development, and deployment of advanced technologies and assess their potential impact on USMC forces.
Produce and deliver written intelligence assessments and briefings for tactical, operational, and strategic consumers; ensure written products meet applicable Intelligence Community and MCIA standards and review processes.
Collaborate with other Intelligence Community members on information sharing, collection, and resolution of analytic disputes.