GEOINT Imagery Analyst

Booz Allen Hamilton•Honolulu, HI

2d•$61,900 - $141,000•Onsite

About The Position

Booz Allen is seeking a geospatial and remote sensing analyst to work with a team of GEOINT analysts supporting U.S. armed forces operating in the USPACOM Area of Responsibility. The analyst will extract information and context from geospatial and imagery data, using tools such as iSpy and SOCET GXP, and develop approaches to identify patterns and connections relevant to Army needs. The role involves exploiting satellite and airborne electro-optical, synthetic aperture radar, and infrared remote sensing data, and analyzing satellite-derived data to assess its meaning and potential intent. The analyst will develop geospatial solutions addressing infrastructure, topography, human geography, and intelligence priorities. They will apply standards such as ICD 203 and ICD 206 to produce formal reports, structured observations, imagery-derived products, and enriched objects for warfighters and commanders. The analyst will collaborate with teammates to share techniques, resolve challenges, and develop workflows, while building experience in object-based production, automated workflows, and ATR solutions. The position is listed as not remote and is located in Honolulu, Hawaii. Flexible hours may be needed to meet mission requirements.

Requirements

At least 4 years of experience exploiting NTM EO, SAR, and IR imagery using tools such as Remote View, SOCET GXP, and iSpy.
Experience using GEOINT analysis and production tools such as Orchestration Services, MARS, Maven Smart System, Fade Mist, Thresher, or Bohdi.
Experience authoring and conducting peer review or quality control of first- or second-phase GEOINT reports consistent with ICD 203 and ICD 206.
Experience presenting GEOINT findings and recommendations to senior leadership through mission-tailored briefings, decision-support products, and concise analytic summaries.
Ability to work flexible hours to meet mission requirements.
Active TS/SCI clearance is required.
One of the following education and professional experience combinations: high school diploma or GED and 9+ years of professional work experience; associate degree and 7+ years; or bachelor’s degree and 3+ years.

Nice To Haves

Experience with the USPACOM Area of Responsibility.
Experience working in a COCOM such as CENTCOM, EUCOM, PACOM, or AFRICOM.
Experience with Structured Observation Management (SOM).
Experience leveraging automation or advanced analytics such as AI/ML, computer vision, or ATR to improve imagery exploitation efficiency and accuracy.
Military service experience (MOS, AFSC, or NOS) granting an Imagery Analysis course.
GEOINT Professional Certification, including Fundamentals (F) or Imagery Analyst Level II (IA-II) certifications.

Responsibilities

Exploit NTM electro-optical, synthetic aperture radar, and infrared imagery using imagery exploitation tools.
Analyze satellite-derived data to assess meaning and potential intent.
Develop geospatial solutions for infrastructure, topography, human geography, and intelligence priorities.
Author and conduct peer review or quality control of first- or second-phase GEOINT reports consistent with ICD 203 and ICD 206.
Produce formal reports, structured observations, imagery-derived products, and enriched objects for warfighters and commanders.
Present GEOINT findings and recommendations to senior leadership through mission-tailored briefings, decision-support products, and concise analytic summaries.
Collaborate with GEOINT analysts to share techniques, address challenges, and develop workflows.
Use or develop object-based production, automated workflows, and ATR solutions to improve geospatial conveyance.