Jobs at Native American Technology Corporation

Conduct analysis of foreign states and non-state actors to evaluate misleading tactics against U.S. intelligence. Produce assessments and briefings while maintaining awareness of various intelligence disciplines.

The Air Systems Analyst conducts all-source analysis of foreign air systems for the Marine Corps, focusing on military operations, exercises, and technology transfer while producing comprehensive reports.

The role requires a GEOINT Analyst with TS/SCI clearance to analyze multisource geospatial intelligence, including FMV and IMINT, and support NGA operations.

Conduct in-depth analysis of adversary kill webs, produce intelligence products, and identify knowledge gaps while leveraging various intelligence sources and methodologies.

Seeking Electrical Engineers to support DARPA projects, requiring at least 5-10 years of experience in critical infrastructure and systems support. Active Secret clearance necessary.

The Imagery Analyst will utilize advanced imaging techniques and algorithms to enhance geospatial intelligence through various sensor data, and support MCIA's operational requirements.

Analyze foreign military C4ISR capabilities and conduct all-source assessments, monitor ISR acquisition trends, and produce analytical reports while collaborating within the intelligence community.

NATECH is hiring Systems Engineers to support DARPA, requiring various levels of expertise, active Secret clearance, and significant experience in systems engineering for military applications.

The Intelligence Management Specialist supports MCIA by managing intelligence requirements, monitoring task statuses, providing recommendations, and producing metrics and briefings for mission management functions.

The Operations Training Analyst will support the ARMY by leading training analysis, managing JNTC requests, and developing training resource documents.

The Biometrics I2 Analyst conducts analysis on biometric data, producing intelligence reports, supporting national security efforts, and managing identity-related information for the Marine Corps.

The Cyber Systems Administrator Level III monitors network infrastructure, performs maintenance, responds to incidents, collaborates on engineering activities, and supports security assessments.

The role involves planning and developing technical R&D projects, making independent decisions, and coordinating work related to DARPA programs, with varying experience requirements by level.

Responsible for monitoring network infrastructure, conducting system maintenance, providing support for security assessments, and collaborating with engineering teams to optimize processes. Requires strong scripting skills and ability to troubleshoot in a fast-paced environment.