Intelligence Analyst (U.S. Army Soldier)

U.S. Army•Richmond, VA

8h•Onsite

About The Position

An intelligence analyst in the United States Army plays a critical role in supporting military operations by collecting, analyzing, and interpreting information related to potential threats and adversaries. Their duties include gathering intelligence from various sources, such as satellite imagery, intercepted communications, human intelligence, and open-source information. They analyze this data to identify patterns, assess the enemy's capabilities, intentions, and vulnerabilities, and provide actionable insights to commanders and decision-makers. Intelligence analysts prepare detailed reports, briefings, and presentations to communicate their findings, helping to shape strategic and tactical decisions. They also collaborate with other intelligence agencies and military units to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the operational environment. By providing timely and accurate intelligence, these analysts are essential in helping the Army anticipate and counter threats, ensuring mission success and the safety of military personnel.

Requirements

U.S. Army Soldier

Responsibilities

Collecting, analyzing, and interpreting information related to potential threats and adversaries.
Gathering intelligence from various sources, such as satellite imagery, intercepted communications, human intelligence, and open-source information.
Analyzing data to identify patterns, assess the enemy's capabilities, intentions, and vulnerabilities.
Providing actionable insights to commanders and decision-makers.
Preparing detailed reports, briefings, and presentations to communicate findings.
Collaborating with other intelligence agencies and military units to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the operational environment.

Benefits

Housing & Lodging (Basic Allowance for Housing)
TRICARE Health Plan (medical, dental, vision, and prescription coverage)
No-Cost Healthcare for active-duty members
Comprehensive Dental Care
Vision Coverage
Health & Wellness Programs
Maternity and Paternity Benefits (prenatal, labor, postnatal care, maternity and paternity leave)
Long-term Care resources and programs
Mental Health Services (counseling, therapy)
GI Bill Scholarship (4 years of full-time tuition, books, and living expenses)
Tuition Assistance Grant ($4,500 Annually)
Student Loan Repayment Program (up to $65,000 of current/outstanding loan debt)
VA Home Loan Program (competitive interest rates, no down payment or PMI required after 90 consecutive days of Active Duty)