Junior Geospatial Analyst

Amentum•US-NC-Fort Bragg-USASOC (NC032), NC

3d•$70,000 - $73,000•Onsite

About The Position

Amentum is seeking a Junior Geospatial Analyst to support the 389th MI BN process Exploit and Disseminate (PED) Information collected from identified sensors in Ft. Bragg, NC. The GEOINT Analyst will support the 389th MI BN, responsible for executing PED for any sensor directed by USASOC or 1st Special Forces Command in support of Army Special Operations worldwide. The work schedule involves 12-hour day shifts with Panama Schedule and 12-week day/night shift rotations. The role requires providing analysis remotely from CONUS PED locations, performing near real-time observation, analysis, exploitation, and reporting of GEOINT data in accordance with DNI ICD 203 and SOCOM Joint PED standards. The contractor must perform GEOINT PED at the SOCOM Joint PED standard. Responsibilities include generating and quality controlling intelligence product reports, disseminating intelligence reports through various mediums during assigned shifts, and maintaining the capability to disseminate intelligence data across multi-domain networks. The analyst will also assist with operational planning, formulating CONOP and TTP documentation, validating and prioritizing mission requests, attending relevant meetings and technical exchanges, and developing/updating SOPs and providing training. Additionally, the role involves providing multi-discipline all-source analysis fusion and single-discipline analysis to enhance information processed from collected USASOC and SOCOM sensors, including building intelligence preparation of the battlefield products and fusing intelligence from multiple sources with collected data to provide fused PED end-of-mission products.

Requirements

Experience and proficiency using Microsoft Office, Google Earth, and Motion Imagery PED Software along with at least two of the following systems or software: AIDE, DCGS-A, MIRC, PIDGIN, GETS, AIMES, NGDS, GSR, CEDALION, UVDS, OMAR, TLV, UNICORN, and/or PRISM
Familiarity with US Army and US Air Force manned and unmanned A- ISR systems.
Additional familiarity with the following systems and/or software regarding MTI capabilities: Esri Suite, SOCET GXP, Radar Theory, MOVINT Client, and/or DOT MATRIX.
Active TS/SCI Security Clearance
BA/BS degree AND 1 year CURRENT (Within 3 Years) AISR FMV experience or Associates degree AND 3 years of CURRENT (Within 3 Years) AISR FMV experience or HS diploma/GED AND 5 years of CURRENT (Within 5 Years) ASR FMV experience.
One (1) or more years of experience in tactical intelligence analysis.
One (1) or more years of experience with A- ISR FMV systems and programs.
One (1) or more years of operational experience as a FMV analyst.

Nice To Haves

SOF experience

Responsibilities

Provide analysis remotely from CONUS PED locations.
Perform near real-time observation, analysis, exploitation, and reporting of GEOINT data IAW the DNI ICD 203 and SOCOM Joint PED standards.
Generate and perform quality control of intelligence product reports while ensuring adherence to the DNI ICD 203 and Joint PED Standards.
Disseminate intelligence reports through a variety of mediums during each assigned work shift.
Maintain the capability of disseminating intelligence data across multi-domain networks.
Assist with operational planning and the 389th MI BN in formulating relevant CONOP and TTP documentation.
Assist in validating, consolidating, and prioritizing mission requests from supported units.
Attend meetings, video teleconferences, working groups, forums, and technical exchanges related to mission/taskings and on existing technology or new and emerging capabilities that could enhance the BN's ability to conduct PED.
Assist in developing and updating SOPs and provide formal training on all assigned systems, capabilities, and TTPs to mission qualify new contractor personnel and, when required, Government and military personnel.
Provide multi-discipline all-source analysis fusion (i.e., OSINT, All Source, SIGINT, GEOINT, HUMINT) support and single-discipline analysis (i.e., FMV with MTI and ABI) support to enhance information processed from collected USASOC and SOCOM sensors.
Build intelligence preparation of the battlefield products, access and fuse intelligence available from multiple sources, and layer it with collected data from USASOC sensors to provide fused PED end-of-mission products in support of the range of Army Special Operations.