Language Enabled Analyst (Spanish)

Two Six Technologies•Arlington, VA

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About The Position

Two Six Technologies is seeking a Language Enabled Analyst (Spanish) to support a US Government customer. The role uses language and cultural understanding to develop messaging strategies across social media platforms, engage with individuals in target locations, study information from social media and other online sources, assess content validity, and write reports detailing findings. The position requires an active TS/SCI clearance and candidates must be local to NOVA or willing to relocate.

Requirements

Native proficiency in Spanish.
Demonstrated expertise in Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTOs), Transnational Criminal Organizations (TCOs), and drug trafficking organizations (DTOs), including organizational structures, operational activities, networks, and evolving threats.
At least 3 years of writing grammatically and culturally appropriate content in the target language without peer review.
At least 3 years of intensive academic or professional background in target-region political and/or security issues.
Familiarity with traditional and social media in the target language, including prevalent trends, key personalities, political dynamics, and current events.
Demonstrated use of the target language in an Intelligence Community (IC) or information operations/open-source intelligence (IO/OSINT) mission set.
Demonstrated advanced professional writing skills in English.
Experience and demonstrated proficiency using a range of technologies, including databases and open-source tools.
Local to NOVA or willing to relocate.
Active TS/SCI clearance.

Nice To Haves

Fluency in French and/or Arabic.
Background in data science and programming languages.
HUMINT or targeting experience, or experience in cybersecurity.

Responsibilities

Develop and implement messaging strategies for propagating content in target-language information environments through various social media presences, and engage with individuals in the target language on behalf of the program.
Collaborate with stakeholders to align messaging strategies with program priorities.
Write long-form analytical reports summarizing findings for multiple stakeholders.
Assess target-language or dialect content for potential intelligence value.
Analyze a wide variety of open-source intelligence (OSINT) information.