Jobs at Core One

Conduct TECHINT and Weapon Intelligence analysis of weapons, IEDs, devices, technical signatures, and associated events. Produce attribution reports, intelligence products, databases, technical assessments, and briefings. Correlate all-source and sensor-derived data, evaluate emerging technologies, identify intelligence gaps, apply structured analytic techniques, and communicate findings to operational, intelligence, scientific, and technical partners. The position requires a TS/SCI clearance and may involve deployment for up to six months annually.

Reviews, edits, and standardizes intelligence products for grammar, clarity, logic, formatting, classification markings, and compliance with IC and DoD publication standards. Collaborates with analysts and authors to resolve discrepancies, improve narrative organization, and incorporate revisions. Conducts final quality-control reviews before dissemination while managing multiple products, deadlines, and security requirements.

Conduct targeting analysis and develop target packages using all-source intelligence, network and relationship analysis, Intelligence Cycle and F3EAD methodologies. Research and assess individuals, organizations, networks, vulnerabilities, and courses of action; produce intelligence products and recommendations for deliberate and dynamic operations. Collaborate with intelligence, collection, operations, and targeting personnel to validate information, identify gaps, prioritize targets, and support operational decision-making. Deployment may be required for up to six months annually.

Conduct all-source intelligence and identity intelligence analysis for national security, defense, and acquisition missions. Integrate information from multiple intelligence disciplines, assess foreign military organizations, threats, technologies, and defense supply chains, and produce intelligence reports, assessments, briefings, and risk analyses. The role supports Army modernization and requires TS/SCI clearance, with potential deployment of up to six months annually.

Conduct data science and Multi-INT analytics across complex intelligence datasets. Develop data pipelines, statistical analyses, predictive and machine learning models, AI-enabled applications, dashboards, and visualizations using R, Python, SQL, Power BI, and Tableau. Integrate structured and unstructured data, evaluate model performance, identify trends and anomalies, and communicate analytical findings to technical and mission stakeholders. The position requires a TS/SCI clearance and may involve deployment for up to six months annually.

Supports intelligence knowledge management by aligning business processes, technologies, workflows, databases, and content systems. Improves information sharing, search, storage, retrieval, dissemination, and analytical production across networks and mission partners. Analyzes operational metrics, identifies capability enhancements, assesses knowledge management requirements, and applies structured analytic techniques to produce rigorous intelligence assessments.

Leads the program control function for government contracting, overseeing financial forecasting, labor planning, profitability analysis, program performance reporting, contract pricing, and workforce planning. Develops financial models, dashboards, policies, and reporting processes; partners with program and corporate teams to manage risks and performance; supports federal proposal pricing; and mentors program control staff.

Build, secure, and sustain network and systems infrastructure across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments. Configure and troubleshoot enterprise networks, administer Windows and Linux servers and virtualization platforms, implement security hardening, support security investigations, automate administration, monitor infrastructure, and maintain technical documentation. The role also collaborates with software and field IT teams, provides guidance to junior staff, and supports sensitive customer environments with minimal travel.

Provides intelligence management and administrative support across analytical and operational missions. Responsibilities include maintaining intelligence databases, monitoring reporting, managing RFIs, tracking mission metrics, supporting cross-domain data transfers across JWICS, SIPRNet, and NIPRNet, developing dashboards and briefings, and coordinating with mission stakeholders. Leads complex analytic efforts, develops intelligence methodologies, advises senior government and military leaders, mentors analysts, and implements enterprise-level improvements to intelligence production.

Conduct identity intelligence analysis using biometric, biographical, behavioral, and contextual data to assess individuals, networks, threats, and biometric systems. Develop intelligence assessments, doctrine, policy, technical evaluations, and analytic methodologies. Provide strategic advice and briefings to senior defense, military, intelligence, and government stakeholders supporting biometric acquisition, capabilities, and mission decisions.

Provides intelligence and administrative support to analysts and mission personnel; manages intelligence databases, reporting, RFIs, metrics, dashboards, and cross-domain data transfers. Coordinates information dissemination across JWICS, SIPRNet, NIPRNet, and partner systems while preparing briefings and mission products. Reviews analytic products, evaluates data quality and tradecraft, identifies trends and deficiencies, and supports operational requirements across intelligence and government stakeholders. Requires TS/SCI clearance and may involve deployment for up to six months annually.

Manage a national security intelligence program, overseeing contract execution, personnel and resources, budgets, schedules, risks, deliverables, and performance. Supervise all-source intelligence production and apply intelligence-cycle, collection, biometric, targeting, watchlisting, and analytic tradecraft expertise. Coordinate with government stakeholders, military commanders, mission partners, and contract personnel while delivering program reviews, status reports, process improvements, and strategic recommendations.

Conduct identity intelligence analysis using biometric, biographical, behavioral, and contextual data to identify and assess individuals, networks, threats, and system capabilities. Produce intelligence assessments, targeting analysis, policy and doctrine documents, technical evaluations, briefings, and recommendations for defense and intelligence stakeholders. Support deployed Special Operations Forces, collaborate across government and military organizations, and deploy OCONUS for a minimum of six months if required.

Manage logistics, personnel, budgets, contracts, stakeholders, facilities, materials, and communications for multiple Intelligence Community training sessions. Oversee instructors, role players, subcontractors, and program staff while ensuring security and IC protocol compliance. Track performance metrics, provide leadership reporting, manage financial resources, and implement improvements to participant outcomes. Serve as the primary liaison among the sponsor, internal leadership, government stakeholders, and subcontractors.

Provide administrative and clerical support to the SPO including calendar management, correspondence drafting, travel and time/attendance support, database and spreadsheet maintenance, tracking task management systems (e.g., CATMS), and coordinating with internal directorates and external agencies. Handle controlled and classified information as required.

Supports intelligence and national security operations by coordinating sponsor, intelligence community, and government agency partnerships. Provides counterintelligence and security support in high-threat environments, coordinates operational taskings and complex projects, conducts research and analysis, and develops assessments and recommendations for senior leadership. Prepares briefings, presentations, and reports while advising on strategic initiatives and operational execution.

Leads experimentation efforts supporting Special Operations capabilities, including trade studies, modeling and simulations, wargames, tabletop exercises, red-team analysis, prototyping, and demonstrations. Plans and executes events from concept through post-execution review; develops scenarios, scripts, briefs, findings, and lessons learned. Provides expertise on Military Decision-Making Process, emerging technologies, SOF research, and technology development while coordinating with USSOCOM, DoD, DARPA, and military organizations.

Supports DoD and USSOCOM experimentation through modeling, simulation, wargames, red teaming, scenario development, event planning, and analytical assessments. Develops reports, briefs, schedules, DOTmLPF-P assessments, lessons learned, and strategic recommendations. Coordinates senior-leader events, stakeholder engagements, technology evaluations, and mission-continuity resources while supporting emerging technology research and operational planning.

Aligns people, processes, and technology to improve intelligence information sharing, workflow, data storage, retrieval, and cross-domain dissemination. Maintains classified and unclassified portals, databases, file structures, and content; applies security protocols; uses SharePoint and government tools; develops performance metrics, reports, and presentations; and supports all-source analytic production and collaboration across the Intelligence Community.

Develop and integrate software, distributed systems, cloud-native architectures, databases, and intelligence analysis tools supporting USPACOM J2 missions. Translate intelligence requirements into technical solutions, optimize system performance and scalability, evaluate emerging technologies, and integrate COTS and GOTS capabilities. Provide technical leadership through code reviews, documentation, mentoring, and software team leadership while collaborating with government, military, contractors, and intelligence mission partners.