Intelligence/Targeting Mission Integrator

ECS Tech Inc•Alexandria, VA

18h•$180,000 - $200,000•Onsite

About The Position

Everforth ECS is seeking an Intelligence/Targeting Mission Integrator to support a Department of War customer's Agentic Networks Mission Integrator effort. This onsite role serves as the link between intelligence and targeting stakeholders and the technical teams developing data, software, and AI-enabled capabilities. The integrator translates intelligence support-to-targeting workflows into actionable technical requirements and ensures solutions meet operational needs across the target-development lifecycle, leading mission integration for Entity Level Target Development. The role works across Department of War and Intelligence Community organizations to improve how intelligence data is discovered, integrated, traced, and applied to Basic Target Development (BTD), Intermediate Target Development (ITD), Advanced Target Development (ATD), electronic target folders (ETFs), and targeting remarks. The goal is to deliver relevant intelligence to targeting workflows faster and with greater confidence and traceability, while helping technical teams understand what to build, why it matters, and how mission impact will be measured. The position is described as onsite, with travel to Combatant Commands, Service components, operational units, vendor locations, and other customer sites as required. The posting lists a salary range of $180,000–$200,000 and refers applicants to the company’s benefits page for general benefits information.

Requirements

U.S. citizenship.
Active DoD Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information (TS/SCI) clearance.
Bachelor’s degree in Intelligence Studies, National Security, Engineering, Information Systems, Computer Science, Data Science, or a related discipline; substantial relevant operational experience may be considered in lieu of the degree.
At least 6 years of relevant operational, planning, or headquarters staff experience, including demonstrated experience as an action officer, planner, or effort lead.
Ability to work onsite at Camp Smith, HI.
Ability to travel less than 50% throughout the program to CONUS and OCONUS customer sites and government installations.
Demonstrated experience supporting the Joint Targeting Cycle at the Combatant Command, Joint Staff, U.S. Special Operations Command, or Intelligence Community level, including translating operational targeting and intelligence requirements into executable technical or capability-development activities.
Demonstrated knowledge of DoD and Intelligence Community intelligence operations and intelligence support to targeting, with experience performing or supporting target development, target systems analysis, intelligence production, or targeting operations.
Experience with intelligence reporting, target-development products, electronic target folders, targeting remarks, and BTD, ITD, and ATD processes and associated data.
Strong problem-solving and decision-making capabilities, including the ability to weigh costs and benefits and identify appropriate solutions.
Highly developed interpersonal and oral and written communication skills, including the ability to interact professionally with stakeholders ranging from peers and end users to executive management.

Responsibilities

Translate intelligence support-to-targeting, operational targeting, and related workflows into technical, functional, data, and system requirements; decompose mission threads into capability increments, user stories, acceptance criteria, process maps, and prioritized backlog items.
Prioritize capability increments with Government leads according to mission value, urgency, dependencies, sequencing, and risk, maintaining traceability from operational need through implementation, testing, delivery, and user acceptance.
Evaluate technical approaches and identify architectural tradeoffs, risks, dependencies, integration constraints, and opportunities to automate manual processes, improve interoperability, and apply AI-enabled capabilities.
Map intelligence reporting and authoritative data sources to electronic target folders, targeting remarks, and BTD, ITD, and ATD outputs; translate doctrinal target-development standards into engineering and data requirements.
Coordinate with intelligence, platform, and data owners to integrate designated intelligence sources, products, systems, and outputs, including necessary business rules and data mappings.
Coordinate with fires and effects stakeholders so target-development outputs support nomination, prioritization, validation, target-list maintenance, fires planning, dynamic and maritime targeting, and effects synchronization while preserving human decision authority.
Maintain an operational and technical understanding of the Maven Smart System (MSS), and coordinate integration of third-party platforms, authoritative data sources, command-and-control and fires systems, and operational tools to support interoperability and Combatant Command concepts of employment.
Coordinate mission and technical requirements across Government and Intelligence Community stakeholders, facilitating collaboration among intelligence professionals, targeteers, operators, engineers, developers, data and platform owners, vendors, and Government leads.
Coordinate user feedback, defect identification, corrective actions, and backlog refinement after demonstrations, pilots, testing, and fielding; support readiness assessments, transition, sustainment, training, and scaling across NIPR, SIPR, and JWICS.
Plan and support synchronization events, governance reviews, and customer engagements, including agendas, read-aheads, decision-support materials, action and risk tracking, and monthly synchronization outputs; travel as required.
Establish feedback among analysts, targeteers, users, technical teams, and leadership, and identify mission-impact measures based on timeliness, data quality, traceability, interoperability, user adoption, and operational utility.
Define and coordinate operational requirements for AI-enabled target-development workflows, including target characterization, critical elements, vulnerabilities, collateral damage considerations, aimpoint development, weaponeering support, adjudication, quality control, provenance, confidence, validation, and cross-command deconfliction.
Define requirements for human review, approval, override, escalation, and off-ramp actions; translate LOAC, ROE, classification, control, release, coalition releasability, and cross-domain dissemination requirements into workflow constraints and acceptance criteria.
Define auditability and provenance requirements; identify operational risks associated with agent output, false narratives, adversary information manipulation, and inadequate analyst review; recommend safeguards and mitigations.
Develop and support operational test scenarios, mission-representative evaluations, user acceptance activities, and workflow validation for capability increments, including directed CDAO, DIA QAF, and Joint Staff J2 JTIM-related activities.
Perform other duties as assigned.