Intelligence Specialist II - Space Domain

MIT Lincoln Laboratory•Lexington, MA

3d•$100,600 - $136,200•Onsite

About The Position

The Space Systems Analysis and Test Group aims to solve our nation’s most demanding space-related security challenges backed by validated analysis, prototyping, and field demonstrations. We work with senior leaders in the US Space Force, Air Force, and Intelligence Community to provide unbiased analysis and innovative solutions that directly shape US national defense strategy. Our technical staff are skilled scientists and engineers with deep and broad space systems experience, eager to be on the leading edge of technology that will chart our nation’s future in space. All staff grasp new technologies, dissect complex problems, and communicate solutions to a spectrum of audiences. The successful candidate is expected to work with the leadership and the staff of the Space Systems Analysis & Test Group, the Advanced Sensors & Techniques Group, and the Information Integration & Decision Support Group and present them with timely and clear space domain intelligence reports. Must be able to independently assemble and analyze space domain relevant multisource intelligence and capture, correlate, and fuse technical, geographical, and operational information. The candidate must also be capable of organizing, maintaining, and updating intelligence libraries and repositories at multiple classification levels. The successful candidate is also expected to have the ability to create and present briefings and reports in a timely manner. Some previous experience with intelligence collection, analysis, or operations; project leadership in intelligence or related security areas, is required. The candidate should have a sufficiently strong technical background to understand the broad technical goals, approaches, and challenges of laboratory projects, engage with technical staff to provide tailored intelligence support to those projects, and be able to proactively identify intelligence reporting that impacts those projects.

Requirements

BS in Computer Science, Engineering or other technical field.
Minimum of 1-3 years of experience in the field of intelligence.
Active Top Secret clearance
Prior military experience is encouraged.
Sufficiently strong technical background to understand broad technical goals, approaches, and challenges of laboratory projects.

Nice To Haves

In lieu of BS, 3-5 years of directly related experience will be considered.

Responsibilities

Independently assemble and analyze space domain relevant multisource intelligence.
Capture, correlate, and fuse technical, geographical, and operational information.
Organize, maintain, and update intelligence libraries and repositories at multiple classification levels.
Create and present briefings and reports in a timely manner.
Provide tailored intelligence support to laboratory projects.
Proactively identify intelligence reporting that impacts projects.