HUMINT Targeting Analyst – OSINT Focused

CACI•Kingman, VA

About The Position

As a CACI HUMINT Targeting Analyst with an OSINT focus, you will deliver Human Intelligence analysis in support of special operations units. You will use open-source intelligence and Intelligence Community tools to address complex intelligence challenges, working closely with partners in an integrated environment to provide HUMINT support that enhances operational effectiveness. Applying the Find, Fix, Finish, Exploit, Analyze, Disseminate (F3EAD) targeting methodology, you will produce actionable intelligence supporting mission success and national security. The role involves using OSINT to build networks, identify critical nodes, and develop intelligence that predicts target movements in time and space. You will represent JCOG in partnered environments and deliver intelligence products and briefings to unit and partner leadership. You will integrate with JCOG personnel to support uninterrupted mission execution while maintaining unit standards and norms. Extended hours, including nights and weekends, may be required based on operational needs.

Requirements

Current Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information (TS/SCI) security clearance.
Proficiency with relevant Intelligence Community tools and databases.
Ability to conduct OSINT collection using MAS and other OSINT tools on foreign sources to identify patterns and satisfy intelligence requirements.
Proven experience supporting special operations and applying the Find, Fix, Finish, Exploit, Analyze, Disseminate (F3EAD) targeting methodology.
Previous experience providing Human Intelligence (HUMINT) support to operations.
Experience working with partners in a collaborative, partnered environment.
Strong communication and collaboration skills.
Ability to produce and deliver cables, intelligence analysis, targeting packages, and briefings to unit and partner leadership.
Willingness to work extended hours, including nights and weekends, based on operational requirements.
A bachelor's degree in a relevant field and more than five years of experience; an associate degree and seven years of experience; or ten years of relevant work experience.

Nice To Haves

Completion of The NERD OSINT Course, providing specialized military-accredited training in advanced open-source research methods, digital forensics, and investigative techniques.
Deep understanding of special operations and the F3EAD targeting methodology.
More than ten years of experience conducting network analysis in support of attack-the-network operations, including counter-facilitation and counter-finance activities.
At least five years of experience providing analytical support to one or more SOF units or commands.
At least two years of experience supporting SOF in forward-deployed environments.
Experience providing direct analytical support to operations, including analytical and targeting support to deployed SOF elements.
Expert knowledge of intelligence-related databases, including MOSAIC, the DX SIGINT database, GAP Analytics, and FADE/MIST.
Expert knowledge of intelligence targeting tools, including the SKOPE toolset.
Practical knowledge of geospatial intelligence tools such as ArcGIS and ISPY.
Ability to work independently with limited oversight while functioning effectively as part of a team in a joint operational environment.

Responsibilities

Leverage open-source intelligence to build networks and identify critical nodes that support operational approaches.
Develop actionable intelligence that predicts target movements in time and space.
Represent JCOG in partnered environments and communicate effectively with partners, unit members, and forward-deployed elements.
Deliver cables, analysis, targeting packages, and briefings to unit and partner leadership.
Integrate with JCOG personnel to support uninterrupted mission execution while maintaining established unit standards and norms.
Provide HUMINT analysis and support to special operations units using the F3EAD targeting methodology.
Work extended hours, including nights and weekends, when required by operational needs.