Military Intelligence Analyst (Allied & Partner Nations)

Tyto Athene•Alexandria, VA

4d•$100,000 - $125,000•Onsite

About The Position

Tyto Athene is searching for a Military Intelligence Analyst to support the Office of the Secretary of War (OSW), Cost Assessment and Program Evaluation (CAPE), Defense Analyst Support Hub (DASH). This position will entail: Responsibilities: Collecting and analyzing current-year and future-year Allied and Partner forces data to include readiness, exercises, and training, in support of studies and analyses directed by the Department’s senior leadership and analytic community. Researching a wide variety of additional possible data sources to provide customers with data and analysis about forces and capabilities. Researching Allied and Partner data to assess, describe, and document the conditions of data availability as well as identify, describe, and document constraints such as classification, format, and data pedigree. Providing data sources and data analysis as required to support scenarios, CONOPS/forces, baselines, studies, and analyses. Positively interacting with customers to include the Joint Staff, OSW, DoW Intelligence Community, and the COCOMs. The successful candidate must have a strong work ethic, be a team player, and demonstrate excellent oral and written communications skills. The individual must work with other government and contractor planners and possess strong leadership and technical skills. Collect and analyze data. Create and present reports and briefings. Apply data analysis techniques and be able to present results to senior level customers as well as peer team members. Team player, in a diverse organization. Possess excellent oral and written communications skills. Facilitate meetings. Be comfortable responding to short notice taskers for senior level customers.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree and 8 years of experience, or Master’s Degree and 4 years of experience.
Degree in Intelligence Analysis, Operations Research, International Relations, Political Science, History, or related Social Science area.
Experience researching and providing validated intelligence data from the U.S. Intelligence Community (IC), and other sources.
Understanding of U.S. and non-U.S. Military Forces (such as force structure; equipment; readiness, training, exercises, doctrine; strategy; tactics, and missions and capabilities).
Knowledge of the U.S. intelligence community structure.
Experience combining data sources, building data stores, and collaborating with data science teams to build solutions.
Demonstrated abilities to develop and present briefings to senior DoW officials or other senior leadership groups.
High level of experience with the Microsoft Office suite of software.
Experience handling classified materials.
Active DoD Top Secret with SCI clearance

Nice To Haves

Military experience highly desired.
Experience working in the Joint Staff, OSW, or a Combatant Command.
Experience with identifying, collecting, developing, managing, and interpreting current-year and future-year non-U.S. space, cyber, and electromagnetic spectrum (EMS) data.
Database software experience strongly preferred in: Microsoft Excel and Access: writing queries, developing reports, developing database structures, normalizing disparate data sets, creating pivot tables and using power functions.
Oracle Business Intelligence: creating queries, pivot tables, reports and graphics.
Experience in Tableau, Qlik, a plus.
Demonstrated abilities (preferably 3 or more years) supporting government efforts and working on teams conducting operations and research analysis with government (civilian and military) and contractor representatives from across the DoW Components.
Work experience in the U.S. Intelligence Community, DIA, service intelligence center (ONI, NGIC, NASIC, etc.), or one of the national/COCOM intelligence centers analyzing military forces is a plus.
Experience and familiarity with the Pacific and/or Europe/NATO regional areas.

Responsibilities

Collecting and analyzing current-year and future-year Allied and Partner forces data to include readiness, exercises, and training, in support of studies and analyses directed by the Department’s senior leadership and analytic community.
Researching a wide variety of additional possible data sources to provide customers with data and analysis about forces and capabilities.
Researching Allied and Partner data to assess, describe, and document the conditions of data availability as well as identify, describe, and document constraints such as classification, format, and data pedigree.
Providing data sources and data analysis as required to support scenarios, CONOPS/forces, baselines, studies, and analyses.
Positively interacting with customers to include the Joint Staff, OSW, DoW Intelligence Community, and the COCOMs.
Collect and analyze data.
Create and present reports and briefings.
Apply data analysis techniques and be able to present results to senior level customers as well as peer team members.
Facilitate meetings.
Be comfortable responding to short notice taskers for senior level customers.