Information Review and Release Analyst

Nightwing•Sterling, VA

1d•$99,000 - $206,000•Onsite

About The Position

Nightwing is seeking a full-time, Information Review and Release Analyst in the Herndon, VA area to support a dynamic Intelligence Community-customer, in a fast-paced environment. This position requires for the individual to oversee process of the declassification of documents related to litigation cases, such as civil or criminal cases. Must be detail oriented to record the chronological order of events from beginning to end process. These cases are sensitive in nature and must be handle with strict confident. The criteria of Executive Order (EO) 13526, or as amended, the Freedom of Information Act and Privacy Act laws. Organize documents in preparation for legal counsel to review must be properly recorded with accuracy. Act as a liaison for Other Government Agency (OGA) involved in the process. Conduct desktop research analyze results to determine the relevance of a new search or whether the requested records have been previously declassified and/or released. The individual will provide the rationale for redaction actions on the electronic version of the documents using codes provided in the Sponsors declassification guidance; provide recommendations regarding the release of the documents for Sponsor approval; and record decisions in the Sponsors automated systems. The individual will determine if a record contains Other Government Agency (OGA) equities and requires external referral or if the record requires non-routine handling. In addition, managing the referral process. Organize documents in in preparation for declassification review and correctly assign these items to the proper equity holder. Research previous declassification/release decisions as necessary to ensure accuracy and consistency and provide feedback to the Sponsor.

Requirements

Strong analytical, problem solving, and critical thinking skills.
Excellent communications and interpersonal skills, as well as experience working in a team environment.
Knowledge of Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), Privacy Act (PA), and Executive Order Mandatory Declassification Review (EOMDR) programs and Executive Order (EO) 13526 directive; strong knowledge of the intelligence community with analytical skills background
Strong work ethic
Organizational and time management skills.
Strong proficiency in on-line tools such as Word, Excel, and Access, and other required systems to be able to perform the requirements.
Strong multitasking ability, adaptable, and flexible skills.
A bachelor's degree and at least 13+ years of experience specific to the skills listed; or high school diploma and 16+ years' experience specific to the skills listed; or experience and education equivalent

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of legal terminology, such as in the area of police enforcement, security or court systems
TS/SCI with Polygraph Required Day 1

Responsibilities

Oversee process of the declassification of documents related to litigation cases, such as civil or criminal cases.
Record the chronological order of events from beginning to end process.
Organize documents in preparation for legal counsel to review.
Act as a liaison for Other Government Agency (OGA) involved in the process.
Conduct desktop research analyze results to determine the relevance of a new search or whether the requested records have been previously declassified and/or released.
Provide the rationale for redaction actions on the electronic version of the documents using codes provided in the Sponsors declassification guidance.
Provide recommendations regarding the release of the documents for Sponsor approval.
Record decisions in the Sponsors automated systems.
Determine if a record contains Other Government Agency (OGA) equities and requires external referral or if the record requires non-routine handling.
Manage the referral process.
Organize documents in in preparation for declassification review and correctly assign these items to the proper equity holder.
Research previous declassification/release decisions as necessary to ensure accuracy and consistency and provide feedback to the Sponsor.