Senior Geospatial Intelligence Analyst (GIA)

Assertive Professionals•Fort Bragg, NC, NC

80d•$82,000 - $135,000•Onsite

About The Position

Assertive Professionals is seeking a Senior Geospatial Intelligence Analyst (GIA) to support a National Security Customer at Fort Bragg, NC. This is an open and funded position. The salary range is $82,000-$135,000, based on qualifications, experience, and participation in a 3-4 month deployment. A $1,200 annual corporate compliance bonus is included. Additionally, analysts are eligible for either a $2,000 sign-on bonus or $2,000 in relocation cost reimbursement. This role offers an excellent opportunity within a fast-growing, employee-centric small business with a comprehensive benefits package.

Requirements

Active TS/SCI Clearance
6 years of progressive experience with operational and tactical level intelligence.
Experience performing complex and timely geospatial topographic, and imagery analysis of ground feature and remotely sensed data.
Experience in the fields of targeting, intelligence, or geospatial systems.
Demonstrated understanding of collection processes and management.
Demonstrated proficiency in utilizing GIS applications and intelligence-related automation to support analytical efforts and product development.
Ability to perform geospatial processing and develop new methodologies to solve complex tactical intelligence problems.
Strong briefing skills and the ability to maintain professionalism in high-stress situations.
Demonstrated experience with Microsoft Office Suite and other basic computer applications.

Responsibilities

Perform advanced-level geospatial, topographic, and imagery analysis in support of Special Operations missions.
Develop regional and point analysis products to support the F3EA Targeting methodology.
Process, exploit, and disseminate (PED) ground feature data and remotely sensed data (e.g., Multi-Spectral Imagery (MSI), Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR), Electro-Optical Imagery).
Brief superiors and customers on technical matters.
Support OCONUS rotations, which are typically 90-120 days but can vary based on mission requirements, and may be short-notice.