HUMINT Desk Officer, Mid

Booz Allen Hamilton•Arlington, VA
•$62,000 - $141,000•Onsite

About The Position

As an intelligence professional, the HUMINT Desk Officer will help the client understand its mission environment by validating information and applying client tradecraft to build assessments for U.S. Intelligence Community-wide products. The officer serves as an authority on assigned topics and provides time-critical recommendations, often under pressure, to support senior decision-makers. The role also offers opportunities to develop expertise, learn new skills and tools, and share methodologies with other analysts.

Requirements

  • Experience curating and contextualizing timely IC HUMINT reporting.
  • Knowledge of DoD HUMINT policy, directives, and doctrine.
  • Knowledge of IC databases and tools.
  • Ability to brief senior defense and government officials.
  • Ability to support shift work.
  • Active TS/SCI clearance with a polygraph is required.
  • Bachelor's degree and at least 3 years of experience with intelligence reporting, or at least 7 years of experience with intelligence reporting in lieu of a degree.

Nice To Haves

  • Knowledge of IC, Combatant Command, or Joint Staff environments.
  • Ability to develop high-quality deliverables tailored to senior policymakers or defense stakeholders, including complex written products and formal or informal briefings.
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

Responsibilities

  • Curate and contextualize timely IC HUMINT reporting.
  • Validate information and apply client tradecraft to build assessments for U.S. IC-wide products.
  • Provide time-critical recommendations to the client.
  • Brief senior defense and government officials.
  • Support shift work.

Benefits

  • Health, life, and disability benefits
  • Financial and retirement benefits
  • Paid leave
  • Professional development
  • Tuition assistance
  • Work-life programs
  • Dependent care
  • Recognition awards program
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