Sensitive Activities Intelligence Integrator

CACI International•Colorado Springs, CO

7d•$82,100 - $172,400•Onsite

About The Position

As a CACI Sensitive Activities Intelligence Integrator, you will provide critical subject matter expertise to the NORAD & NORTHCOM J394, supporting senior leadership and advancing Sensitive Activities (SA), Irregular Warfare (IW), and Special Operations Forces (SOF) operations. This position offers an impactful opportunity to provide targeting and analytical support to Department of War (DoW) clients, developing intelligence products while coordinating options for operationalizing and enabling sensitive activities. You will work in conjunction with an operationally diverse team in supporting national level priorities and developing processes that enhance enterprise situational understanding of threat networks and enabling DoW, IA, and IC efforts. This opportunity allows you to share your language, cultural, and intelligence expertise in support of sensitive DoW and NORTHCOM customers.

Requirements

Spanish Language Proficiency
Cultural expertise in Mexico and Central America
Active TS clearance w/ SCI eligibility
Willing to take POLY
Bachelor’s degree and 10 years successful experience with DoD SOF, IC, IA
Proficient in some of the following: CWE, SOIS/JIANT, Hercules, Core, ION, Qlix, Hydra, Wraith, KaChing, DataXplorer, Target Profiler, TargetCOP, RockStar, IDScoreboard, Icon, Fade/Mist, Analyst Notebook, Palantir, TestFlight/Lucky/TAC, TIDE
Intelligence experience as an inter-agency Targeting Officer for a Joint Task Force, or target fusion environment
Knowledgeable in intelligence disciplines, capabilities, limitations, and platforms, including HUMINT, SIGINT, IMINT, and OSINT.
Proven successful experience working in a team environment, includes local teams and teams distributed geographically

Nice To Haves

Experience working in a Joint Interagency Taskforce or equivalent environment
Experience providing intelligence support to MILDEC
Intimate knowledge of the collection process
Formal training in Intelligence Support to Information Operations or Information Operations Planning courses

Responsibilities

Leverage all-source insights regarding targets of interest, identify information gaps, and highlight the appropriate collection capability, whether commercial or within the USG, best suited to provide the information needed to close gaps identified.
Integrate with partner organizations to prioritize, employ, and refine collections designed to illuminate gaps.
Provide experienced technical consulting in the planning, direction, and coordination between the organization and operational partners.
Provide expertise from a Targeting Officer background to include developing and reviewing Targeting Packages, Network Development, and System Vulnerability Analysis.
Effectively communicate with target COI representatives to align disparate activities and diverse equities with desired end states.
Effectively communicate intelligence gaps, collection requirements, and liaise with the Intelligence Community.
Perform network or nodal analysis of people, organizations, and locations by fusing cyber data from multiple sources.
Integrate with partner organizations to prioritize, employ, and refine collections designed to illuminate gaps.
Ability to correlate and analyze Department of Commerce, Law Enforcement, and Intelligence Community data to identify and generate options for interagency consideration within strategic competitor’s licit and illicit procurement networks
Ability to identify and foster relationships with operational partners to action-developed target packets
Ability to generate white papers, informational presentations, and quad chart style summaries detailing significant Targeting Integration Cell leadership updates
Ability to analyze large amounts of data and provide credible intelligence assessments on threats, threat actor capabilities & intentions, and networks in accordance with tradecraft and Priority Intelligence Requirements (PIR)
Knowledge of providing intelligence to support Information Related Capabilities (IRCs) and military operations within a COCOM