Geospatial Analyst IV

TSC•Aurora, CO

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Technology Service Corporation (TSC) is seeking a GEOINT analyst to perform sensor data fusion and reconstruction in support of research and operational requirements. The role involves providing analysis training classes and ad hoc training for the usage of sensor data, fusion, and reconstruction tools. The analyst will support mission planning for upcoming events involving new targets and/or collection methods, deliver post-event anomaly resolution of sensor and sensor data related issues, and assist in the assessment and descriptions of anomalies and uncertainties related to the collection and fusion of multiple sensor data. Additionally, the position will provide support to real-time algorithms and processes to better utilize sensor capabilities and implement physics-based solutions. The candidate will serve as a subject-matter expert on sensors, data analysis, and Intelligence production related to missile and space launch systems in support of trajectory analysis of events of interest. The work is located in Denver, CO, and requires a current TS/SCI clearance.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in a related field and 8-10 years of relevant experience (years of experience in lieu of a degree possibly accepted)
US citizenship with the ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance.
Experience with intelligence analysis and tradecraft in support of the military or the Intelligence Community.
Proficiency in geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) analysis and reporting.
Current TS/SCI clearances.

Nice To Haves

Strong analytical skills for researching, assembling, and interpreting geospatial intelligence data.
Active TS SCI clearance
Experience in quality control (IQC) processes for geospatial and intelligence products.
Knowledge of data management, imagery manipulation, and backup procedures.
Strong written and verbal communication skills for intelligence briefings and reports.

Responsibilities

Provide technical expertise to facilitate and synchronize analytical operations across the Intelligence Community (IC) enterprise and within the ADF-C in support of the NGA-D Analysis Directorate.
Provide subject matter experts with strong understanding of OPIR processes, sensor and architecture and working knowledge of GEOINT and IC missions to provide technical and subject-matter expertise to NGA in the areas of mission readiness and the integration of capabilities, tools, techniques and processes.
Support developing analysis solutions and development of Intelligence products in support of NGA.
Leverage NGA GEOINT analytic hardware and software to assess the technical and programmatic capabilities of new and/or developmental data processing techniques.
Provide software updates, and training, on mission critical tools and capabilities to ensure seamless transition of tools into operational workflow.
Provide subject matter expertise supporting advanced analysis on hard target sets.
Research new systems and technologies to develop analytic methodologies for exploitation.
Perform sensor data fusion and reconstruction in support of research and operational requirements.
Provide analysis training classes and ad hoc training for usage of sensor data, fusion and reconstruction tools.
Support mission planning for upcoming events involving new targets and/or collection methods.
Deliver post-event anomaly resolution of sensor and sensor data related issues and assist in the assessment and descriptions of anomalies and uncertainties related to the collection and fusion of multiple sensor data.
Provide support to real-time algorithms and processes to better utilize sensor capabilities and implement physics-based solutions.
Provide subject-matter expertise on sensors, data analysis and Intelligence production related to missile and space launch systems in support of trajectory analysis of events of interest.