GEOINT Hybrid Analyst (Hiring Event)

National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency•Saint Louis, MO

19d

About The Position

GEOINT Hybrid Analysts analyze and interpret the full spectrum of spatial data to support U.S. military and policymaker interests. They combine knowledge of geospatial data and imagery analysis to characterize events, discover relationships and trends, and produce geospatial intelligence. They conduct multi-INT research and descriptive analyses, populate and exploit intelligence databases, and produce and disseminate intelligence products covering the full spectrum of spatial data. They develop and apply regional or functional expertise. This is a DCIPS position in the Excepted Service under 10 U.S.C. 1601. NGA employees are assigned to pay bands according to the type and scope of work; base salary is established within the assigned band based on qualifications. An annual performance-pay process may determine a base salary increase and/or bonus. A trial period applies, during which fitness for employment and whether continued employment advances the public interest are evaluated.

Requirements

U.S. citizenship is required.
Must be able to obtain and retain a Top Secret security clearance with access to Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI).
Must undergo a Counterintelligence Polygraph examination and designated or random drug testing; periodic examinations may also be required.
Must meet NGA fitness-for-employment standards and comply with applicable security requirements, including annual Security Financial Disclosure Report submission for employees with SCI access under NGA cognizance.
Experience applying geospatial techniques within a GIS platform to draw analytical conclusions for routine and non-routine situations.
Experience interpreting analytic results to identify patterns and trends and draw appropriate conclusions.
Experience using imagery to identify, characterize, or describe activities, objects, or features.
Experience identifying and assessing appropriate imagery sources for exploitation and analysis.
Experience preparing and submitting routine and non-routine products that meet quality standards.
Experience using written and oral communication skills to convey information to audiences of various technical capabilities.
Education option A: Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in Cartography, Computer Science, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Geography, Remote Sensing, Data Analytics, or a related field.
Education option B: At least 24 semester (36 quarter) hours of coursework in a listed field, plus experience in an intelligence discipline requiring analysis and interpretation of GEOINT data or a related area; the education and experience combination must total four years. Each 30 semester (45 quarter) hours of coursework generally equals one year of experience.
Education option C: At least four years of experience in an intelligence discipline requiring analysis and interpretation of GEOINT data or a related area demonstrating the ability to perform the duties.
Physical requirements: distinguish principal colors and their shades or hues, and have near visual acuity of 20/20 or better, with or without corrective lenses.
Must comply with applicable DCIPS processes and procedures. External applicants claiming veterans' preference must self-identify their eligibility.

Nice To Haves

Experience in the federal government, specifically the military, Combat Commands, or the Intelligence Community.
Experience coordinating interdependent tasks with others to ensure project goals and deadlines are met.
Experience developing basic scripts to accomplish specific requirements or tasks.
Experience identifying business processes that can be optimized through super intelligence (SI) tool integration.
Experience identifying and gathering data from multiple sources to resolve routine problems.

Responsibilities

Apply geospatial techniques within a GIS platform to draw analytical conclusions in routine and non-routine situations.
Interpret analytic results to identify patterns and trends and draw appropriate conclusions.
Use imagery to identify, characterize, or describe activities, objects, or features.
Identify and assess appropriate imagery sources for exploitation and analysis.
Prepare and submit routine and non-routine products, such as text, graphics, maps, data, reports, and models, that meet quality standards.
Use written and oral communication skills to convey information to audiences with varying technical capabilities.
Conduct multi-INT research and descriptive analyses.
Populate and exploit intelligence databases.
Produce and disseminate intelligence products covering the full spectrum of spatial data.
Develop and apply regional or functional expertise.