Intelligence Operations Specialist-T32

Air National Guard Units•Madison, WI

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About The Position

This National Guard position is an Intelligence Operations Specialist (GS-0132-11), Position Description Number D1660000, with the Wisconsin Air National Guard’s WI 115 OSS. The position performs specialized operational intelligence duties and trains assigned military unit members in associated functions. It provides detailed intelligence analysis for mission planning and aircrew briefings and debriefings. The incumbent serves as a trainer and task certifier for intelligence systems, order of battle maintenance, mission planning, threat analysis, and geospatial intelligence and services (GI&S) support. The role also entails complex analysis of relevant threat weapons systems and geopolitical conditions that could affect mission success, and requires comprehensive working knowledge of intelligence support operations, procedures, and practices. This is an indefinite position, not a permanent appointment, and continued employment is not guaranteed. Indefinite employees may be separated with 30 days’ written notice. If the position becomes permanent, the employee may be converted to a permanent appointment without further competition at management’s discretion. The role requires a compatible National Guard military assignment, a Top Secret clearance with eligibility for SCI access, and the ability to fly in military or commercial aircraft. Occasional work outside normal duty hours and overtime may be required.

Requirements

Meet compatible military grade and assignment requirements before the effective date of placement; military grades are E-3 through E-5.
Be a member of the National Guard in a compatible military assignment, or be eligible for immediate membership.
Meet federal employment suitability requirements as determined by a background investigation.
Successfully complete a probationary period if required.
Obtain and maintain a Top Secret clearance and be eligible for access to Special Compartmented Information (SCI).
Be able to fly in military or commercial aircraft.
Not have a qualifying conviction for a crime of domestic violence that would prohibit performing the position’s duties under the Lautenberg Amendment.
Have at least 36 months of experience, education, or training developing and recommending policy; organizing and carrying out specific programs; and evaluating and recommending changes in intelligence operations methods.
Have experience in administrative, investigative, or technical work requiring effective interaction with others.
Have experience collecting, evaluating, and organizing pertinent facts and analyzing and preparing clear, concise reports.
Register for Selective Service if required by law.

Responsibilities

Perform specialized operational intelligence duties.
Train assigned military unit members in operational intelligence duties and functions.
Provide detailed intelligence analysis for mission planning and aircrew briefings and debriefings.
Train and certify tasks involving intelligence systems, order of battle maintenance, mission planning, threat analysis, and GI&S support.
Analyze threat weapons systems and geopolitical conditions that could affect the unit’s mission success.