Space ISR Analyst / Analytic Support Specialist

Cornerstone Signals & Cyber Technologies LLC•Bath Township, OH

13d•Onsite

About The Position

Cornerstone is seeking a Space ISR Analyst / Analytic Support Specialist to support the National Space Intelligence Center (NSIC), 4th Intelligence Analysis Squadron (4 IAS), Non-Earth Imagery (NEI) Flight. Personnel supporting this effort will provide advanced intelligence analysis, ISR planning, mission support, data exploitation, and analytical reporting supporting highly classified space intelligence missions. The selected candidate will leverage expertise in intelligence analysis, ISR operations, collection management, mission planning, and space intelligence to support the identification, analysis, and reporting of foreign space and counterspace capabilities. Personnel will work alongside Government analysts, engineers, scientists, and mission partners to develop actionable intelligence products supporting operational, strategic, and national-level decision makers.

Requirements

Active TS/SCI clearance.
Bachelor's Degree in Intelligence Studies, National Security Studies, International Relations, Political Science, Engineering, Physical Sciences, or related field.
Minimum 5 years of experience supporting intelligence analysis, ISR operations, collection management, mission planning, or related intelligence activities.
Experience supporting Department of Defense, Intelligence Community, Combatant Command, Service Intelligence Center, or National Intelligence mission environments.
Experience producing analytical reports, intelligence assessments, briefings, and decision-support products.
Experience utilizing intelligence databases, analytical tools, and multi-source intelligence information.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting NASIC, NSIC, NGA, NRO, DIA, USSF, or other Intelligence Community organizations.
Experience supporting space intelligence, foreign space systems analysis, counterspace analysis, or space domain awareness missions.
Experience with ISR planning, collection management, sensor employment, or intelligence requirements development.
Experience supporting highly classified or Special Access Program (SAP) environments.
Familiarity with Non-Earth Imagery (NEI) missions and imagery-derived intelligence analysis.
Experience integrating GEOINT, MASINT, SIGINT, OSINT, and other intelligence disciplines into analytical assessments.
Experience supporting operational intelligence production in time-sensitive mission environments.
Knowledge of foreign space systems, satellite technologies, launch systems, and counterspace capabilities.

Responsibilities

Conduct intelligence analysis and research supporting Non-Earth Imagery (NEI) mission requirements.
Analyze information from multiple intelligence disciplines and data sources to identify patterns, trends, capabilities, vulnerabilities, and operational impacts.
Support ISR planning, collection strategies, and sensor employment recommendations to satisfy intelligence requirements.
Develop intelligence reports, analytical assessments, briefings, and decision-support products for Government customers.
Perform data exploitation and product generation activities using Government-provided tools, databases, and analytic systems.
Support mission planning, operational assessments, and intelligence gap analysis activities.
Coordinate with intelligence community, Department of Defense, and mission partner organizations to support intelligence production and information sharing.
Assist in the development of collection requirements, tasking strategies, and asset allocation recommendations supporting mission objectives.
Evaluate foreign space, counterspace, and related threat capabilities and support production of timely intelligence reporting.
Support special projects, mission studies, and emerging intelligence requirements as directed by Government leadership.