Intelligence Watch Officer

Graham Technologies•Washington, DC

22h

About The Position

Graham Technologies (GTECH) seeks an Intelligence Watch Officer to join our innovative and expanding team. As an Intelligence Watch Officer, you will play a crucial role in supporting 24x7 Intelligence Operations Center (IOC) activities, providing critical intelligence information, and ensuring the IOC's efficient operation. This position requires a high level of expertise in intelligence operations, document control, and communication with senior officials.

Requirements

Active DOE Q
A Bachelor's degree in a business-related field (Master's preferred). Eight (8) years of relevant experience may substitute for a degree.
Four years of experience required, with one year of prior intelligence watch.
Excellent program management, business, and problem-solving skills.
Strong oral and written communication skills, conflict resolution techniques, and the ability to effectively brief various IC officials and senior officials daily.
Experience with all-source information, including HUMINT, SIGINT, IMINT, Open Source, and ELINT.
Knowledge of the Intelligence Community and specialized knowledge of U.S. Intelligence Community capabilities and operations.
Skills in intelligence research, analysis, and production.
Familiarity with intelligence and national security communications systems.

Nice To Haves

Master's Degree in a business-related
Familiarity with DOE-IN functions, policies, and responsibilities.
Cloud and network security engineering

Responsibilities

Support 24x7 Intelligence Operations Center (IOC) activities, as directed by the U.S. Government.
Deliver current intelligence updates to DOE-IN leadership through: Notification reports Situation reports Read books and National Security Council (NSC) books
Brief senior officials and authorized customer principals on late-breaking intelligence developments.
Receive, transmit, control, and distribute critical leadership documents.
Operate intelligence and national security information systems and serve as a liaison to the U.S. Intelligence Community for time-sensitive requirements.
Provide support to senior officials during international travel.
Maintain IOC equipment and operational documentation, including emergency deployment kits and departmental emergency contact lists.
Conduct research and analysis using intelligence, operational, and open-source information.
Ensure high-quality delivery of briefings, papers, desk notes, responses, and slides with accuracy and timeliness.
Manage document control processes, including logging, digitizing, storing, and enforcing proper retention and disposal policies.
Support emergent special projects and additional mission needs.
Perform Executive Secretariat duties during non-business hours, as required.