Jobs at Tactica Solutions, LLC

Conducts all-source fusion and analysis of biometric and identity intelligence to identify individuals, networks, and threats. Produces intelligence reports, assessments, and briefings for Department of Defense and Intelligence Community operations. Uses specialized analytical systems and Identity Intelligence tradecraft across tactical and strategic missions. Supports CONUS and OCONUS operations, including potential deployments of up to six months and 24/7 mission environments.

Performs GEOINT and imagery analysis supporting U.S. Army intelligence requirements, operational planning, and decision-making. Researches and integrates geospatial intelligence from multiple sources, produces assessments, reports, graphics, multimedia presentations, and briefings, and supports data governance, metadata management, modeling, and enterprise integration. Coordinates with intelligence analysts, technical teams, working groups, and mission stakeholders while ensuring products meet tradecraft, publication, and quality standards.

Conduct advanced GEOINT research and imagery analysis supporting Army and national intelligence missions. Integrate geospatial intelligence from multiple sources, identify patterns and gaps, and produce assessments, reports, graphics, briefings, and multimedia presentations. Support data integration, governance, metadata management, and modeling initiatives; coordinate requirements and projects across Intelligence Community and Department of Defense partners; review products for accuracy, sourcing, and compliance. Maintain GEOINT tradecraft and defense intelligence expertise while supporting senior decision-makers.

Manages full lifecycle procurement and subcontract administration for U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command programs. Responsibilities include developing and evaluating RFPs and RFQs, conducting source selections, negotiating pricing and terms, administering subcontract agreements, supporting proposals, maintaining audit-ready files, tracking milestones and funding, managing compliance and risk, and producing procurement reports. The role requires DoD contracting expertise, FAR/DFARS knowledge, an active Secret clearance, and hybrid work in Huntsville, Alabama.

Leads counterintelligence support operations as the primary liaison to contracting and program leadership. Oversees team performance, resource allocation, surge support, staffing continuity, information requests, briefings, and threat assessments. Coordinates counterintelligence, security, and technical surveillance countermeasures activities while supporting defense and intelligence community missions in a fully onsite SCIF environment.

Leads manpower studies and force management initiatives for U.S. Army intelligence units. Conducts workload and organizational analysis, validates staffing authorizations, develops Army documentation, coordinates taskings, manages program trackers, supports briefings and reports, and oversees contractor performance. Requires extensive Army manpower expertise, analytical and documentation skills, current TS/SCI clearance, and occasional domestic and international travel.

Provides HUMINT subject matter expertise supporting AFCYBER operations, exercise planning, training, mentoring, collection management, reporting, and capability development. Coordinates HUMINT and counterintelligence integration across campaign teams, manages reporting systems and databases, drafts collection requirements aligned with commander priorities, and supports readiness activities. Requires extensive HUMINT experience, cyber operations experience, DoD HUMINT or MSO tradecraft training, and an active TS/SCI clearance with CI polygraph.

Leads expert-level all-source, geospatial, and targeting analysis supporting the Joint Targeting Cycle and Army intelligence missions. Conducts target development, GEOINT, remote-sensing, photogrammetric, and collection analysis; identifies intelligence gaps; and produces target folders, assessments, reports, graphics, and briefings. Coordinates with intelligence analysts, collection managers, planners, and DoD partners while ensuring products meet sourcing, security, and quality standards.

Manage annual and multi-year budgets for a U.S. Army organization, including budget estimates, spend plans, funding requirements, obligations, expenditures, procurement documentation, reconciliations, and financial reporting. Use GFEBS, WHS DAI, and related systems to resolve discrepancies and support contract execution, closeout, and fiscal compliance. Coordinate with government stakeholders, maintain financial records, and provide corrective-action recommendations. Occasional travel is required.

Conduct advanced GEOINT research and imagery analysis supporting Army and national intelligence requirements. Integrate geospatial intelligence from multiple sources, identify patterns and gaps, and produce intelligence reports, assessments, graphics, briefings, and multimedia presentations. Support enterprise data integration, governance, metadata management, and data modeling initiatives. Coordinate requirements and projects with Intelligence Community and Department of Defense partners while ensuring analytic rigor, sourcing, accuracy, and publication compliance.

Plans, coordinates, evaluates, and manages logistics programs supporting U.S. Army MACOM operations. Develops contingency and sustainment plans spanning supply, transportation, integrated logistics support, and maintenance. Analyzes complex logistics issues, advises senior military leadership, coordinates resolutions, and evaluates the impact of higher-echelon orders on support operations. The role requires Army sustainment knowledge, high-level briefing skills, occasional travel, and eligibility for a Secret clearance.

Perform advanced GEOINT and GIS analysis supporting U.S. Army INSCOM intelligence requirements. Process and model geospatial data from government and commercial sources, use GIS platforms and spatial databases, produce intelligence reports and briefings, ensure compliance with classification and GEOINT policies, and provide technical training and analytical support to DoD and Intelligence Community partners.

Conducts expert-level space-based GEOINT and imagery analysis supporting U.S. Army INSCOM and national intelligence missions. Uses satellite capabilities, photogrammetry, analytic modeling, and tools such as RemoteView, SOCET GXP, and ArcGIS to produce intelligence assessments. Performs foundational military intelligence analysis, object-based production, structured observation management, and activity-based intelligence workflows. Collaborates with Intelligence Community and Department of Defense partners and presents findings through reports, briefings, and multimedia products.

Leads multidisciplinary security and counterintelligence operations supporting the Defense Threat Reduction Agency. Drafts reports and staff actions, maintains security policies, develops procedures, manages training tracking, supports security awareness programs, reviews force protection documents, and conducts site assistance visits. Oversees personnel actions including recruiting, retention, and hiring coordination while ensuring mission readiness and operational continuity.

Perform advanced GEOINT and GIS analysis supporting U.S. Army INSCOM intelligence requirements. Process and model geospatial data from government and commercial sources, use GIS platforms and spatial databases, develop analytical workflows, and produce intelligence reports, graphics, briefings, and multimedia presentations. Maintain compliance with GEOINT policies, classification guides, and intelligence directives while collaborating with DoD and Intelligence Community partners.

Develop and maintain data systems, pipelines, databases, and automated workflows using Palantir Foundry, Power Platform, SAP, and coding tools. Analyze financial and logistical datasets, modernize legacy processes, create executive dashboards, and translate findings into actionable insights. Collaborate with stakeholders on requirements and support data-driven decision-making for a U.S. Army logistics and engineering organization.

Conducts all-source targeting analysis and identity intelligence integration for national-level operations. Develops target packages, network analyses, and finished intelligence products; applies F3EAD, competing hypotheses, and red-team methodologies; uses intelligence systems to integrate data; briefs stakeholders; and mentors analysts while adhering to ODNI analytic tradecraft standards.

Conduct senior-level GEOINT research and imagery analysis supporting Army and national intelligence requirements. Integrate and interpret geospatial intelligence, produce reports, assessments, graphics, briefings, and multimedia presentations, and support data governance, metadata management, modeling, and enterprise integration. Coordinate requirements and projects across Intelligence Community and Department of Defense partners, review intelligence products for accuracy and compliance, and apply Army intelligence operations knowledge to inform senior decision-makers.

Designs and operates data architectures, integrations, governance processes, automation, models, algorithms, and software tools supporting Army GEOINT and intelligence requirements. Collaborates with GEOINT analysts and Defense and Intelligence Community partners to develop scalable data solutions, integrate emerging capabilities, accelerate large-data analytics, and produce intelligence assessments, reports, and briefings.

Conducts Technical Surveillance Countermeasures surveys, inspections, vulnerability assessments, and urgent threat-response missions at government facilities. Maintains specialized equipment, documents findings, enters data into government systems, coordinates with counterintelligence personnel, and completes required annual training. The role is based onsite at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, requires extensive domestic and international travel, and supports Defense Threat Reduction Agency security and counterintelligence operations.