Captured Enemy Material Intelligence Analyst – Expert

SMX•Fayetteville, NC

11d•$95,000 - $100,000

About The Position

SMX is seeking an experienced Captured Enemy Material (CEM) Intelligence Analyst to exploit and analyze captured enemy material documents and media. The analyst identifies, assesses, and reports on enemy capabilities, tactics, and threats, and supports target development, warning, and the production of all-source strategic, operational, and tactical intelligence. The role involves collaboration with the Department of Defense and Intelligence Community. The analyst develops intelligence studies, plans, and products; uses intelligence automation and analytic tools; and provides forecasts, assessments, and actionable intelligence to stakeholders. The position also requires preparing and delivering concise briefings and written products for senior leadership, and identifying valuable trends and information in large captured-data collections, both independently and as part of a team. Deployment within the continental United States and overseas may be required.

Requirements

At least six years of analytical experience in the Department of Defense or equivalent U.S. Government agencies, including at least four years at the operational level.
High proficiency with contemporary intelligence automation, analytic applications, tools, and databases used for analysis and product creation.
Hands-on experience in Sensitive Site Exploitation (SSE), data-at-rest analysis, regional and geopolitical analysis, HUMINT/SIGINT analysis, and collection management.
Strong verbal and written communication skills, including experience developing and delivering intelligence briefings and written assessments.
Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a team environment.
Ability to deploy within the continental United States and overseas as needed.
Valid U.S. passport.
Active DoD TS/SCI clearance.

Nice To Haves

In-depth knowledge of and direct experience working with Special Operations Forces (SOF) and/or Counterterrorism (CT) intelligence operations.
Advanced academic degree in a relevant field.
Experience producing intelligence in support of SOF and national CT missions.

Responsibilities

Exploit, analyze, and report on captured enemy documents and media to assess enemy capabilities, tactics, and threats.
Develop and produce intelligence studies, plans, and products supporting strategic, operational, and tactical requirements.
Provide expert analysis in Sensitive Site Exploitation (SSE), data-at-rest, regional analysis, geopolitical analysis, HUMINT/SIGINT analysis, and collection management.
Use current intelligence automation, applications, tools, and databases to support analysis and intelligence product development.
Collaborate with analysts across the DoD and Intelligence Community to provide forecasts, assessments, and actionable intelligence to stakeholders.
Prepare and deliver concise briefings and written products to senior leadership, alerting decision-makers to emerging developments and supporting intelligence-driven reporting.
Independently and collaboratively identify and assess valuable trends and information within large sets of captured data.
Deploy within the continental United States and overseas as needed.