Intelligence Management Specialist – Foreign Materiel Acquisition/Exploitation (FMA/E)

Peraton•Fort Meade, MD

10d•Onsite

About The Position

Peraton is seeking an Intelligence Management Specialist (IMS) specializing in Foreign Materiel Acquisition and Exploitation to support USCYBERCOM J2 at Fort Meade, MD. This role provides full-range intelligence and administrative support to analysts, engineers, and scientists across the command's Foreign Materiel mission. The specialist will support all Foreign Materiel acquisition, exploitation, and programs, contributing to the development of the Defense Intelligence Enterprise for Cyber (DIE-C). This involves shaping the intelligence support framework that synchronizes J2 efforts at the strategic, operational, and tactical levels. The role requires working with ambiguous information, deconstructing complex key questions, developing data schemas, and supporting data visualization to drive analytic strategies that resolve mission-critical DIE requirements. This is a senior-level role for a professional with hands-on Foreign Materiel experience, strong intelligence management skills, and the analytical depth to support long-term enterprise growth strategy in a dynamic command environment. CONUS and OCONUS travel may be required as mission dictates.

Requirements

Active Top Secret/SCI (TS/SCI) clearance with Polygraph
Minimum of 12 years w/o a degree or 10 years with AS/AA or 8 years with BS/BA or 6 years with MS/MA or 3 years with PhD
Working knowledge of intelligence management concepts, DIE frameworks, and IC/DoD classification guidelines
Demonstrated ability to produce timely, logical, and concise analytic reports and documents in Microsoft Office formats
Proficiency evaluating and synthesizing multiple sources of information using structured analytic techniques
Understanding of intelligence collection capabilities and limitations
Strong verbal and written communication skills

Nice To Haves

Background in Foreign Materiel Exploitation (FME), defense acquisition, or intelligence management
Experience with DIE-C framework development and synchronization processes
Familiarity with cross-domain data transfer systems (JWICS, SIPRNet, NIPRNet)
Experience with Intellipedia, SharePoint, or other IC collaboration platforms
Knowledge of Foreign Materiel Program policies and procedures
12+ years of relevant experience, including work within the last 2 years
Master's degree in a related field — or a Bachelor's degree plus 5 additional years of senior-level experience (17 years total)
Demonstrated experience in Foreign Materiel acquisition or exploitation

Responsibilities

Provide a full range of intelligence and administrative support to analysts, engineers, and scientists across a variety of intelligence disciplines and activities
Review documents for accuracy and respond to staff requests on accessing, coordinating, consolidating, or formatting information
Assist with administration and management of RFIs, task actions, reports, and briefings
Prepare correspondence and other documents needed to support management of the program and associated activities
Support all Foreign Materiel acquisition, exploitation, and programs
Support development of analytic strategies to resolve Defense Intelligence Enterprise (DIE) key intelligence mission-driven requirements, ensuring efforts remain synchronized
Work with ambiguous information; deconstruct key questions, suggest methodologies, develop data schemas to structure observations, and support visualization of applicable data
Provide support in development of the intelligence support framework for DIE-C, including activities to shape and promote J2 synchronization and integration at the strategic, operational, and tactical level
Plan, guide, coordinate, and support execution of the long-term growth strategy for the DIE-C
Identify, coordinate, and deconflict processes to support the maturation of the DIE-C at the strategic, operational, and tactical level
Provide cross-domain data transfer and intelligence dissemination support
Create read-ahead documents, coordinate with security to ensure guests have appropriate access, and build read-ahead books and materials for official functions and meetings
Document Operating Instructions (OIs) for Command-wide programs and initiatives as assigned