mission-driven Geospatial Analyst

• Active TS/SCI clearance; willingness and ability to obtain a CI Polygraph.\n
• 5 years' experience Demonstrating experience in GEOINT analysis, including ABI methodologies.\n
• Proficiency with core analytic tools, including:\n \n

• ArcGIS Pro (ArcPro)\n
• QT Modeler\n
• RemoteView\n
• Analyst's Notebook / Renoir (or comparable link analysis tools)\n
• Adobe Creative Suite\n \n

• Familiarity with IC proprietary tools commonly used by ABI analysts.\n
• Experience in multi-INT fusion, with a SIGINT focus, and integration of national and tactical ISR sources.\n
• Strong written and verbal communication skills for RFI responses, briefings, and report co-authorship.\n, * Prior experience directly supporting Counterintelligence or Special Programs missions.\n
• Experience with Motion GEOINT / FMV imagery analysis.\n
• Familiarity with IC production standards and RFI workflows.\n
• Experience delivering capabilities briefings to new or prospective customers.\n

n You will apply Activity-Based Intelligence (ABI) methodologies to fuse national and tactical ISR sources, providing timely, relevant, and accurate insights to IC partners.\n \n \nKey Responsibilities\n \n \n

• Produce map-based ABI analytic products in response to RFIs from IC partners.\n
• Perform Line of Sight (LOS), proximity, and photo correlation analysis to support CI objectives.\n
• Develop baseline imagery and mapping products supporting ongoing and emerging requirements.\n
• Conduct multi-intelligence (multi-INT) fusion, with SIGINT focus, integrating national and tactical ISR sources.\n
• Support and, where appropriate, co-author serialized intelligence reports internally within internal and with external IC partners.\n
• Deliver capabilities briefings to potential new customers to expand mission partnerships.\n
• Support sensitive activities originating from within and outside the agency, ensuring a counterintelligence nexus is maintained at all times.\n
• Apply GEOINT tradecraft rigorously across diverse mission specifications, environments, and operational tempos.\n