Jobs at E&M Technologies Inc

Conduct GEOINT analysis using GIS and other analytic tools to develop intelligence products supporting warfighters and strategic and operational customers. Aggregate and evaluate geospatial and open-source information, create visualizations and models, identify key locations and personalities within priority networks, and contribute to intelligence reports. Collaborate with analysts, mission partners, and customers while supporting DoD intelligence missions.

Develop and secure Kubernetes-based environments supporting mission-critical services for NORAD. Responsibilities include enabling CI/CD delivery, automating containerization, deploying and scaling applications, securing clusters, improving developer workflows, integrating full-stack applications, and implementing DevSecOps practices. The role requires U.S. citizenship, a Secret clearance, IAT Level II certification, and at least three years of related experience.

Researches, produces, and briefs strategic all-source intelligence assessments on foreign microelectronics and weapon systems. Analyzes threat developments, defense industries, supply chains, and regional dynamics to support warfighters, policymakers, and senior defense stakeholders. Develops rigorous written products and formal or informal briefings under high-pressure conditions, while serving as a subject matter authority who trains and mentors other analysts.

Researches, produces, and briefs strategic all-source intelligence assessments on foreign microelectronics, weapon systems, defense industries, and regional threats. Develops actionable products for warfighters, policymakers, and senior defense stakeholders; applies intelligence tradecraft and IC publication standards; and provides technical expertise, analyst mentorship, and high-pressure briefing support.

Researches, produces, and briefs strategic all-source intelligence assessments on foreign microelectronics, weapon systems, defense industries, and supply chains. Supports high-consequence intelligence production for warfighters, policymakers, and senior defense stakeholders. Applies intelligence-community analytic tradecraft and publication standards, provides actionable written products and briefings, and serves as a technical and regional subject matter authority who mentors other analysts.

Analyze foreign defense industries, infrastructure, and weapon-system development using all-source intelligence. Manage collection and production requirements, plan and track intelligence deliverables, integrate multi-INT inputs, ensure compliance with IC analytic tradecraft and publication standards, and mentor junior analysts. Produce complex written intelligence products and formal or informal briefings for senior policymakers, defense stakeholders, warfighters, and national leadership.

Researches, analyzes, produces, and briefs strategic all-source intelligence assessments on foreign microelectronics and weapon systems. Evaluates threat developments, supply chains, technology trends, defense industries, production processes, and facilities. Delivers actionable intelligence products for senior policymakers, warfighters, and defense stakeholders, while serving as a technical and regional subject matter authority who mentors analysts and applies Intelligence Community tradecraft and publication standards.

Conduct all-source intelligence and network development analysis using HUMINT, SIGINT, targeting methodologies, and high-side tools. Explore and validate disparate data sources, perform pattern-of-life, social network, and human factors analysis, and produce actionable leads, written intelligence products, and briefings for tactical through strategic customers and senior policymakers.

The OSINT Analyst conducts all-source analytic production using public and private information sources to identify trends and insights for defense intelligence requirements.

Conduct strategic all-source intelligence analysis of adversarial systems, military capabilities, infrastructure, defense resources, and emerging trends. Produce intelligence assessments and briefings for senior policymakers, defense stakeholders, warfighters, and national decision-makers. Apply intelligence-community analytic tradecraft and specialized military capabilities expertise, use MIDB or MARS, and mentor fellow analysts. The role supports the Defense Resources and Infrastructure Office and requires work in a Combatant Command environment.

Provide Tier 1-3 cloud infrastructure support for NGIC: monitor environments, provision tenant VPCs, configure roles and access, perform maintenance, automate DevSecOps tasks, and escalate issues.

Maintain and administer Oracle databases in a heterogeneous environment: install/upgrade Oracle DBMS, script monitoring (Perl/UNIX), ensure backup/recovery integrity, configure storage, perform tuning, enforce STIG security, and advise on database architecture and operations.

Provide security policy interpretation, program support, and administration for DoD/Marine Corps security programs. Manage classified material handling, personnel eligibility checks, access control, DISS and other security databases, indoctrinations, foreign travel processing, and liaison duties to ensure compliance with ICDs, NISPOM, and other federal directives.

Design, implement, and modernize ICAM components (PEP/PIP/EMS/RPMS) and migrate legacy PDP to JBlocks. Develop microservices for identity, attributes, authorization, and policy distribution; support CI/CD, containerized deployments, troubleshooting, testing, and documentation. Mentor junior engineers and participate in Agile planning and integration across security domains.

Architect and lead ICAM modernization across enterprise identity, authorization, and policy services. Define end-to-end identity/attribute patterns, design PEP/PIP/EMS/RPMS integrations, validate modernization roadmaps, translate mission needs into architecture artifacts, advise DevOps and software teams on scalable, secure implementations, and perform architectural reviews, risk assessments, and compliance verification.

The Signature Reduction Management Officer supports CI, HUMINT, and SR missions, providing analysis, planning, and intelligence management services for the US Army Intelligence and Security Command.

Support Army intelligence training and program analysis by performing process improvement, statistical and business analysis, metrics development, recordkeeping, visualization tracking, and ad hoc analytic support including process mapping, stakeholder surveying, and performance measurement.

Perform all-source proliferation analysis of foreign conventional warfare programs, produce finished intelligence and assessments for DoD/IC/allies, conduct supply-chain vulnerability and network analyses, identify trends and intelligence gaps, support collection requirements, brief policymakers, and collaborate across intelligence organizations to deter illicit weapons flows.

Perform all-source intelligence network development and targeting for energy-related AORs: discover and validate data sources, run queries, combine SIGINT/HUMINT and high-side tool outputs, conduct pattern-of-life and social-network analyses, and produce actionable written products and briefings for DoD and senior policymakers.

Conduct all-source network development and HUMINT targeting using SIGINT/HUMINT sources and high-side tools. Validate and analyze disparate data, produce tactical-to-strategic intelligence products, brief senior policymakers, and apply structured methodologies for pattern-of-life and social network analysis in support of defense planning.