Geospatial Intelligence Analyst - Bethesda, MD (clearance)

Military Spouse Corporate Career Network•Bethesda, MD

22d•Onsite

About The Position

Noblis is seeking a Geospatial Intelligence Analyst to work in a dynamic, mission-oriented environment in Bethesda, Maryland. The analyst gathers, collates, and synthesizes data from multiple classified and unclassified sources, using geospatial tools and methodologies to identify events, travel patterns, trends, patterns of life, and other intelligence relevant to national security missions. The role combines geospatial tradecraft with analytical rigor to produce actionable intelligence supporting operational and strategic decision-making. The analyst creates geospatial intelligence products such as annotated maps, overlays, assessments, and briefing materials; integrates geospatial analysis with other intelligence disciplines; and supports emerging technology integration. The position is on-site and requires an active Top Secret clearance with SCI access and CI Polygraph. Travel within the United States may be up to 10%.

Requirements

U.S. citizenship.
Active Top Secret clearance with SCI access and CI Polygraph.
Bachelor’s degree with at least 4 years of prior relevant experience, or a Master’s degree with at least 2 years of prior relevant experience.
Proficiency with geospatial analysis tools and platforms such as ArcGIS, Google Earth, RemoteView, or similar tools.
Experience gathering, collating, and synthesizing geospatial data from multiple sources to produce actionable intelligence.
Demonstrated ability to identify events, travel patterns, trends, and patterns of life through geospatial analysis.
Experience producing geospatial intelligence products, including maps, overlays, and geospatial assessments.
Strong analytical skills and ability to integrate geospatial data with other intelligence disciplines.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to present complex geospatial findings to diverse audiences.
Able to travel up to 10% within the United States.
Able to lift up to 30 pounds, walk, bend, and drive.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Geospatial Analysis, Geography, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Remote Sensing, Geospatial Intelligence, Cartography, Earth Science, or a related field.
Experience working in a geospatial analysis capacity within the Intelligence Community or Department of Defense.
Experience with remote sensing, imagery analysis, or full-motion video exploitation.
Familiarity with geospatial data formats, standards, and databases such as shapefiles, geodatabases, KML/KMZ, and GeoJSON.
Experience with data visualization tools such as Tableau or Power BI to complement geospatial products.
Knowledge of Intelligence Community Directives 203 and 206.
Experience coordinating with multiple Intelligence Community partners to develop and deliver geospatial intelligence reports.
Ability to manage multiple time-sensitive deliverables in a fast-paced operational environment.

Responsibilities

Gather, collate, and synthesize geospatial data from classified and unclassified sources.
Use geospatial tools and technologies to identify events, travel patterns, trends, patterns of life, and other intelligence of interest.
Conduct spatial and temporal analysis to detect anomalies, correlations, and patterns that support intelligence requirements.
Produce geospatial intelligence products, including annotated maps, overlays, assessments, and briefing materials.
Deliver written and visual products that enable national-level decision-making.
Integrate geospatial analysis with SIGINT, HUMINT, OSINT, and other intelligence disciplines to create comprehensive intelligence products.
Use and maintain proficiency in geospatial platforms and mission-relevant applications.
Develop and refine workflows, processes, and methodologies to improve analytic efficiency and accuracy.
Support integration of emerging geospatial technologies and data sources into existing analytic workflows.
Coordinate with Intelligence Community partners, interagency stakeholders, and mission teams to define geospatial requirements and provide tailored analytic support.
Present findings and recommendations to technical and non-technical audiences, including senior leadership.