Junior Geospatial Analyst

DecisionPoint | Cortek•Bellevue Second IV Precinct, NE

15h•Onsite

About The Position

DecisionPoint Corporation is seeking a Junior Geospatial Analyst to support the United States Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM) J2 Intelligence Directorate. The role supports mission-essential geospatial intelligence operations focused on analyzing and visualizing potential adversaries’ strategic weapons capabilities. This position is onsite at Offutt AFB. The analyst provides cartographic and spatial analytic support, using GIS expertise to identify, analyze, and depict intelligence issues spatially. The role also supports analysis of area limitation and mobility models for potential adversaries’ military weapon systems, and uses ArcGIS Enterprise to build web maps, web mapping applications, situational-awareness tracking tools, and geospatial-analysis dashboards. The position advises and assists the Government on information-sharing practices for daily operations, crises, and exercises. It also supports improvement and maintenance of the tracker and dashboard, design of the digital production environment, business-process and information-flow improvements, and automation of J2 product collection, organization, dissemination, and archiving. Support for J23 map/chart requirements management includes using geodatabases and Python scripts to manage requirements and production of standard aeronautical, topographic, and hydrographic products and data by external Combat Support Agencies.

Requirements

Active Top Secret (TS) security clearance with eligibility for Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI).
Bachelor’s degree in Geospatial Sciences, Geography, Remote Sensing, Geospatial Intelligence, or a related field with a concentration in GIS or Geographic Information Science; alternatively, four years of military experience in Remote Sensing, Geospatial Intelligence, GIS, or Geographic Information Science may substitute for the degree.
At least three years of demonstrated GIS experience, emphasizing data editing, spatial analysis, and use of ArcGIS Pro.
At least three years of relevant GIS data-management experience and a foundational understanding of ArcPy scripting.
Ability to quickly learn, adapt, and grow into more complex technical roles.
Proficiency with ArcGIS Enterprise Portal, ArcGIS Pro, GeoEvent Server, ArcPy, and Python scripting.
Experience with DoD IT security standards, including DISA STIGs and FedRAMP.
Demonstrated experience working with spatial databases such as PostgreSQL/PostGIS and Microsoft SQL Server.
Experience with dynamic data connections, including REST APIs and similar technologies, and with system integration.

Responsibilities

Support the Government in developing a comprehensive understanding of potential adversaries’ strategic weapons through spatial analysis and support.
Provide cartographic and spatial analytic support to USSTRATCOM J2, using GIS to identify, analyze, and depict intelligence issues spatially.
Assist in analyzing area limitation and mobility models relating to potential adversaries’ military weapon systems.
Install, configure, operate, and understand the limitations of ArcGIS Enterprise.
Use ArcGIS Enterprise to produce web maps and web mapping applications.
Use adapters in ArcGIS GeoEvent Processor to process DoD information feeds for incorporation into a situational-awareness tracker and geospatial-analysis dashboard.
Advise and assist the Government on information-sharing best practices for day-to-day operations, crises, and exercises.
Improve and maintain the tracker and dashboard through application improvements and day-to-day maintenance.
Help design the digital production environment and advise on business processes and information-flow improvements.
Automate collection, organization, dissemination, and archiving of J2 products for J2 web presences.
Support J23 map/chart requirements management.
Use geodatabases and Python scripts to manage requirements and production of standard aeronautical, topographic, and hydrographic products and data by external Combat Support Agencies.
Use ArcGIS Enterprise to support database development and create custom maps, charts, and graphics.
Leverage Combat Support Agencies’ and other DoD visualization-system capabilities.